Do you get crocodiles in St Lucia?

There are at least 1 200 crocodiles found in the St Lucia estuarine system alone and is an important predator within aquatic systems in the area. Nile crocodiles will feed on fish, birds such as Pelicans, and wildlife such as monkeys, buck, hippos and other Nile crocodiles.



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Lucia is considered a secure travel spot. Like any international travel endeavor, it is vital to be aware of potential criminal activities, risks regarding natural disasters, and health issues. With the proper safety measures and preparations, travelers can still have a fun and secure time on the island.

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The number of intentional homicides registered in Saint Lucia in 2020 amounted to 52, the largest figure since at least 2010. When it comes to homicide rates, 2020 was also the deadliest year for the Caribbean country, with 28.3 murders per 100,000 inhabitants.

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