"It has eaten my child, so I have every right to kill it... I also want to eat its flesh." A taboo against crocodile hunting in Malaysian indigenous communities is being broken as

"It has eaten my child, so I have every right to kill it... I also want to eat its flesh." A taboo against crocodile hunting in Malaysian indigenous communities is being broken as the crocodile population increasingly endangers villagers. Link Malaysian villagers abandon ancient taboo to hunt killer crocodiles as attacks rise "It has eaten my child, so I have every right to kill it," said Daniel Muking, the headman of an indigenous community.