<p>Waking up at night to find a predator in your house might seem like the plot for a scary movie. But for a man in Gujarat, this was reality.</p>.<p>Mahendra Padhiyar, a resident of Vadodara, woke up in the middle of the night, disturbed by a sound coming from his bathroom. He thought it might just be a cat, but saw a crocodile, staring at him with its jaws open, as he opened the bathroom door, according to media reports. </p>.<p>Padhiyar said the crocodile was four and a half feet long. He called the Wildlife Rescue Trust (WRT) for help. </p>.<p>"We got a call from Padhiyar following which we reached the spot at about 2:45 AM. It was a bit tough to rescue the reptile as it was dark. The crocodile was aggressive," a member of the Wildlife Rescue Trust told the Times of India.</p>.<p>The WRT suspects that the crocodile must have crawled out from the Vishwamitri river, which is home to hundreds of reptiles.</p>
<p>Waking up at night to find a predator in your house might seem like the plot for a scary movie. But for a man in Gujarat, this was reality.</p>.<p>Mahendra Padhiyar, a resident of Vadodara, woke up in the middle of the night, disturbed by a sound coming from his bathroom. He thought it might just be a cat, but saw a crocodile, staring at him with its jaws open, as he opened the bathroom door, according to media reports. </p>.<p>Padhiyar said the crocodile was four and a half feet long. He called the Wildlife Rescue Trust (WRT) for help. </p>.<p>"We got a call from Padhiyar following which we reached the spot at about 2:45 AM. It was a bit tough to rescue the reptile as it was dark. The crocodile was aggressive," a member of the Wildlife Rescue Trust told the Times of India.</p>.<p>The WRT suspects that the crocodile must have crawled out from the Vishwamitri river, which is home to hundreds of reptiles.</p>
