A baby reptile was found in the bathroom of a local government complex in Padang, the capital of Indonesia's West Sumatra province on June 3.<br /><br />Footage shows two men rescue a baby crocodile from the bathroom floors and tie its mouth closed.<br /><br />According to local media, the two-month-old crocodile measured 80 centimeters and was handed over to a local "conservation of natural resources" team. <br /><br />Hendri, who found the animal said, "I was very surprised when I entered the bathroom to take a shower, so I called the rescue party."<br /><br />The rescuers said, "We suspect that the crocodile entered from the residents' kitchen through an open door, then went into the bathroom." <br /><br />According to the West Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA), "These crocodiles a currently rare in the province of West Sumatra and are one of the protected animals.<br /><br />"The local residents are suspicious that the crocodile was kept and got loose. We will investigate the potential crocodile owner."
