The Madras Crocodile Bank Trust is the brainchild of respected wildlife and herpetologist activist Romulus 'Rom' Whitaker - an activity to keep the blurring species of crocs in subcontinent safe. Initially, the Croc Bank was worked to keep the crocodiles safe and help them raise and increase until they were sufficiently fit to be gotten back to their regular environment, and consequently recharge the nature's stock. Be that as it may, because of decreasing wild, this training has been halted. They are presently given home in the Crocodile Bank itself and are open for the public six days of the week.