Synopsis
More than 200 people have vanished near Lake Tanganyika, leading scientists to identify a nearly 100-year-old crocodile named Gustave as the culprit.
Synopsis
Tanzania's Lake Tanganyika has been the site of over 200 mysterious disappearances over a decade. Initially suspected to be the work of a serial killer or tribal conflict, scientists later identified a nearly 100-year-old crocodile named Gustave as the likely culprit. This PBS documentary follows a team of researchers as they attempt to capture Gustave and relocate him to a nature preserve, aiming to prevent further attacks on the local population. The film details the challenges faced in this urgent mission.
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Why Watch
- Follow scientists as they track Gustave the crocodile.
- See the impact of wildlife on local communities.
- Meet the experts trying to capture a legendary predator.
Did You Know
- More than 200 people have disappeared from Lake Tanganyika's area.
- Gustave is nearly 100 years old.
- Initial theories included a serial killer and tribal warfare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many people have disappeared around Lake Tanganyika?
More than 200 people have disappeared from the area surrounding Tanzania's Lake Tanganyika over a 10-year period.
What is the name of the crocodile responsible for the disappearances?
The crocodile responsible for the disappearances is named Gustave.
How old is the crocodile Gustave?
Gustave is nearly 100 years old.
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