American poachers kill the World Biggest crocodile in Tanzania

American trophy hunters Josh and Sarah Bowmar have sparked global outrage after killing what they claim is the world’s biggest crocodile in Tanzania, raising ethical concerns over legal hunting, wildlife conservation, and Tanzania’s international tourism reputation.


Anderson
4 Mins Read

There is great concern among those who work towards protecting animals because Josh and Sarah Bowmar, two American hunters, have said that they killed the biggest crocodile worldwide during their hunting trip in Tanzania.

The couple from Ohio is infamous for engaging in hunting activities that have invited a lot of criticism in the past. They took to social media with videos showing what they call the world’s largest reptile suspended from a tree. In his video, Josh Bowmar uses a bow and says, “This is an absolute dinosaur… they don’t get bigger than this.”



Share this Article


Avatar photo
Posted by: Joy Safari BaySenior Editor
Follow:

I am a nature lover with a passion for adventure and storytelling. Through my blog, I share my experiences exploring Africa’s wilderness and promoting conservation efforts. With my writing and advocacy work, I hope to inspire others to explore and protect the natural world.