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Photo and video of a little boy attack by huge crocodile in Zimbabwe

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 a crocodile being cut open to reveal the harrowing remains of an eight-year-old boy.
The video shows villagers in Zimbabwe’s Mashonaland Central Province, cutting open a crocodile to show the devastating remains of a child who’d been recently eaten by the beast.
The fearsome croc was shot dead by villagers after they suspected he’d eaten the small child, the Mirror reports.
To their horror, on cutting open the monster’s body their suspicions were confirmed, as they saw the horrific remains of the poor child in the creature’s stomach.
An eyewitness filmed the grisly event in the village of Mushumbi Pools and brave volunteers can be seen dissecting the creature and removing the remains of the lost boy.

Simbarashe Sithole, a local reporter said:

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