Big Crocodile spotted in in Dubai Creek?

One of the visitor at the park, Ed Jones said he was walking near a construction site adjacent to the Al Khail Road, searching for a good spot to get an angled shot of the Burj Khalifa, when he spotted the croc in one of the nearby artificial lagoons, according to 7 Days report.

Report added that, last night a UAE-based wildlife expert examined Jones’ photograph and said: “This is a very big Nile crocodile. It is very dangerous. Dubai Police should be contacted about this to investigate this issue.”

Photo credit:7 Days UAE

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Dubai Creek one of Dubai's tourist spot

The most beautiful and picturesque location in Dubai, Dubai Creek is a natural seawater inlet cutting in the heart of the city. The enchanting view of a large number of colorful and traditional Arab dhows, abras (motorized boat taxis) and sleek yachts with water birds splashing all over never fails to mesmerize its spectators. Walking along the Creek or enjoying an abra ride on the Creek is the best way to explore the beauty and charm of Dubai. The spectacular view of Dubai's skyline would surely make a spell bound effect on you.


It is the historic point of Dubai. Large number of people including locals and tourists take a long walk along the banks of the creek which also marks the centuries-old trading traditions.

The visitors will be mesmerized by the vivid colors and vibrancy of the cities. Innumerable dhows or boats are loaded and unloaded which reminds one, of the trading practices in India and East Africa. A good point to watch the dhows and the creek from, is an Abra. This is a small water taxi which sails through the creek from the souks of Deira to those on the Bur Dubai side. source: dubaiabudhabi.com

photography by jefleen