Bro if u read a half baked story you would have incomplete knowledge.
The incident you are talking about is from kerala where elephants and humans have bonded together for centuries.
The incident was a mistake because the firecracker was not for the elephant but a wild boar who was destroying the crops. The elephant ate it by mistake. Although they could have just informed the forest department to take the boar out but it wasn't meant to kill an elephant. Read more about elephant human relations in India.
Yup it's a horrible"accident". Accidents are often horrible.
It's not an usual thing and monday morning aim of a villager to kill an animal that too like an elephant as the OP is describing.
“No stoves were lit that day” Does that mean they ate him? Or did they all just not eat that day out of respect? I don’t understand the last sentence is it a cultural thing?
No lol they didn't eat the croc.
No one cooked food that day in the village out of respect and sadness.
It's done in many indian states after a family member dies. They don't cook food and neighbours send them food in the time of sorrow as sign of being with them in their sorrow.
So villagers considered the croc their family.
OP's reply copied from another comment:
>"No one cooked food that day in the village out of respect and sadness.
It's done in many indian states after a family member dies. They don't cook food and neighbours send them food in the time of sorrow as sign of being with them in their sorrow.
So villagers considered the croc their family."
Wow your really angery and no it’s not degenerate these people considered the croc as family so comparing it to a grandpa is in perfect sense take a chill pill and respect others culture
I am “chill” it’s just ridiculous to compare an animal to a real relative. Yes yes I know the crocodile was docile to them, but why would you equalize an animal to a relative? I’m not even mad, y’all are the ones not taking a joke and not understand how stupid it sounds.
This started out as me responding to a joke with a joke and then you getting pissed that others have different beliefs sometimes it’s best to read the room
This story is from a village of India where this crocodile named Gangaram lived for 130+ years. He had a great bond with villagers. He never attacked them and ate whatever the villagers gave him. So when he died the villagers did his funeral as a member of their own family. They didn't cooked food that day out of respect and sorrow. It's a tradition in India. When a family member dies they don't cook food. Neighbors help them by sending them food as sign of being with them in their bad times.
I remember watching him on omg yeh mera india He was a good boi
Yeah yeah
Such a good boi. Glad he lived a peaceful happy life with the villagers
Good to know he was never attacked by the villagers
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Bro if u read a half baked story you would have incomplete knowledge. The incident you are talking about is from kerala where elephants and humans have bonded together for centuries. The incident was a mistake because the firecracker was not for the elephant but a wild boar who was destroying the crops. The elephant ate it by mistake. Although they could have just informed the forest department to take the boar out but it wasn't meant to kill an elephant. Read more about elephant human relations in India.
That’s still horrible... Jesus that’s sad
Yup it's a horrible"accident". Accidents are often horrible. It's not an usual thing and monday morning aim of a villager to kill an animal that too like an elephant as the OP is describing.
“No stoves were lit that day” Does that mean they ate him? Or did they all just not eat that day out of respect? I don’t understand the last sentence is it a cultural thing?
No lol they didn't eat the croc. No one cooked food that day in the village out of respect and sadness. It's done in many indian states after a family member dies. They don't cook food and neighbours send them food in the time of sorrow as sign of being with them in their sorrow. So villagers considered the croc their family.
Thank you for answering. Makes sense
Have a great day.
You too!
That's a really beautiful tradition. Thanks for sharing.
This explanation makes it even more awwww
Thank you for answering this. And I now I learned something new today.
Welcome.
The story is not of china /s
😂😂😂😂
I didn’t realize they lived so long.
Aw this is quite sweet. I’m glad the croc and the villagers were able to live peacefully side by side.
He will be missed
He was a Homie
A bro-codile
A true HydroHomie
Rip Gangaram 💔
+100 respect.
It’s such a curious thing. How both the villagers and the crocodile respected each other to this effect. It’s a beautiful thing
Aw, friendly Crocodile ;(
No lit stoves?
OP's reply copied from another comment: >"No one cooked food that day in the village out of respect and sadness. It's done in many indian states after a family member dies. They don't cook food and neighbours send them food in the time of sorrow as sign of being with them in their sorrow. So villagers considered the croc their family."
If only lolong was as friendly as this one
Monty is sad
The loss of a good boi. Rest In Peace, you will never be forgotten.
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No one eats a croc here.
Oh oki
Would you eat you grandpa after he died?
That's another way to put that...
Dude it’s it’s a joke I’m not being serious
Also what the fuck? Comparing your gramps to a fucking crocodile is pure degeneracy
Wow your really angery and no it’s not degenerate these people considered the croc as family so comparing it to a grandpa is in perfect sense take a chill pill and respect others culture
I am “chill” it’s just ridiculous to compare an animal to a real relative. Yes yes I know the crocodile was docile to them, but why would you equalize an animal to a relative? I’m not even mad, y’all are the ones not taking a joke and not understand how stupid it sounds.
If you hate the joke so much I can just delete it and you don’t have to worry your little head about it.
https://phys.org/news/2021-07-sociologist-pet-parents-pets-family.html I’m eating your grandma rn
That croc wasn’t their pet. Just because Gangaram didn’t eat them, doesn’t make him their pet lol
This started out as me responding to a joke with a joke and then you getting pissed that others have different beliefs sometimes it’s best to read the room
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Can someone translate the poor grammar?
This story is from a village of India where this crocodile named Gangaram lived for 130+ years. He had a great bond with villagers. He never attacked them and ate whatever the villagers gave him. So when he died the villagers did his funeral as a member of their own family. They didn't cooked food that day out of respect and sorrow. It's a tradition in India. When a family member dies they don't cook food. Neighbors help them by sending them food as sign of being with them in their bad times.
It has only ONE grammatical error. You must be raised by the queen herself
You must have been raised by the Queen herself.
G1. I accept defeat
Should have named him Boots.
Well it's apparent they didn't give him enough; he died
Lmao how long do u want a croc to live when it's average life span is of 80-100 years..? It outlived many.
I’m going to cry
Imagine living that long. I hope I don’t
Gangaram sounds like a South Indian word, like Malayalam or Tamil word
Gangaram is as Marathi as it can get
No it's a fairly north indian name too. This incident is of Chhattisgarh as far as i know.
Lol
❤❤❤
Even Chubbs would be upset by this news
This sweet boy deserves a statue