India Considers Using Crocodiles and Venomous Snakes to Combat Illegal Migration

India is exploring the deployment of crocodiles and venomous snakes as a "biological barrier" to prevent illegal border crossings in flood-prone and marshy areas where traditional fencing cannot be constructed. The Indian government's unconventional approach to immigration control has begun drawing responses from experts who are evaluating the feasibility and implications of using wildlife as a border security measure. The proposal represents an attempt to address illegal migration challenges in regions where geographical conditions make conventional border infrastructure impractical.