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Mirador CR warns about crocodiles in Playa Linda

January 18, 2019 by Staff News Writer

A group of approximately 10 crocodiles was seen on Wednesday in the estuary of Playa Linda in the district of Savegre, Quepos.

The video, published by Mirador CR, warns visitors about the presence of these animals so they don’t go swimming during the tide, to avoid an unfortunate accident.

The animals were on a beach that was visited by national tourists and it seems that there are no signs in the area that warn of their presence on the site. Therefore, it is recommended that people take precautions when visiting the place.

crhoy.com

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