Crocodile in Boracay to vie for Guinness record

 A saltwater crocodile in this resort island will vie for a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records hoping to reclaim the title lost with the death of "Lolong."
Leenard Tirol, owner of the Boracay Wildlife Expo said Wednesday in an interview, that he learned of the said crocodile from a staff associated with the Paramount Picture, a Hollywood movie productions, and who encouraged him to have a crocodile as a pet.
Currently, there is no official size of the said saltwater crocodile but sources said it may reach 18 feet in length. The said male saltwater crocodile is also estimated to be 15 months old.
Tirol said that he bought the said crocodile from a crocodile farm in Bago City, Negros Occidental.
But while it is vying for a world record, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said that it plans to seize the said crocodile from owner.
"I am willing to turn over the crocodile if it (DENR) could ensure its safety and be able to properly takes care for its survival," said Tirol, owner of the Boracay Wildlife Expo.The said crocodile is currently luring both foreign and local tourists in this resort island.
"Lolong" used to be the record holder for the title of biggest crocodile in the world as it measured 6.12 meters or 20 feet 4 inches.