A second “crocodile” has been pictured “swimming” in a waterway in Oxford, it has been claimed.<\/p>\n
Last week on Tuesday, December 9, a woman with her mother claimed to have spotted a “crocodile or alligator” in Castle Mill Stream.<\/p>\n
The family, who wished to remain anonymous, said that they spotted the would-be creature in the estuary of the River Thames.<\/p>\n
“My mum and I spotted what appeared to be a small alligator or crocodile swimming with the current,” she said.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: ‘Crocodile seen in the water’ at Oxford swimming spot<\/a><\/p>\n The submitted photograph of the “second crocodile” in Oxford. (Image: Submitted)<\/p>\n “We saw it from our living room which overlooks a part of the stream that borders our garden.<\/p>\n “We are\u00a0fairly certain it looked like an alligator snout out of water, \u00a0though it had disappeared downstream by the time we grabbed a phone to take a photo.”<\/p>\n Following the report and the lack of a photo, another Oxford resident has jokingly claimed that they too have spotted a “crocodile” in the waterway.<\/p>\n An Oxford Mail reader said: “I read with interest your story about the crocodile sighting in the mill stream.<\/p>\n “I have seen crocodiles in that stretch of the river for many years, but I also saw this fearsome one in November at Sunnymead in the Cherwell.”<\/p>\n