Indonesian officials continue their efforts to remove a tyre stuck around the neck of a crocodile in the Palu River.

Australian crocodile expert, Matt Wright came directly to the city of Palu to remove the tyre from the crocodile's neck. However, until now the evacuation conducted by the National Geographic presenter has not been successful.

This footage was filmed on February 16.

Seen since 2016, until now the crocodile in the Palu River is still entangled in used motorcycle tires around its neck in Palu city, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Various efforts have been made by a number of parties to save crocodiles from tire traps. In fact, this crocodile also invited foreign attention.

As a form of concern, this time the Australian crocodile expert, Matt Wright came directly to the city of Palu to remove used tires from the crocodile's neck. However, until now the evacuation conducted by the National Geographic presenter has not been successful.

Setting a trap at a location often results in tire crocodiles wearing tires, and using the harpoon-spear method, which has hit several targets several times.