Crocodile’s observation team was late to wake up because they took survey of crocodiles and did research at night. The team stopped searching at 8 p.m. They wanted to see crocodile’s nest. The crocodile’s nest is situated at Ka Done Ka Ne forest reserve in Ka Done Ka Ne Township and on the other bank of the Main Ma Hla Island sanctuary. They went to crocodile’s nest passing by the Ka Done Ka Ne Township: Ka Done Ka Ne which is a town that meets the sea. Most of the people who live in that township earn their livelihood through fishing.

On the way, Crocodile observation team observed the crocodiles which were, destroyed by weather and they reached Ka Done Ka Ne forest reserve with some difficulty. January and February are mating season of crocodiles. In May, June and July, they make rests in bushes away from humans.

Female crocodiles make nest in bushy places and lay eggs. They hide in mud and watched the eggs. They hide in mud and watched the eggs for 45 days. They also protect the eggs from adverse effects of weather. When they can’t find food, they harm the human and animals. Observers find the nest of the Crocodiles which laid the eggs. Those eggs were brought by the staff of the Main Ma Hla Island and hatched them.