Staggering amount raised for family of boy, 3, thrown into crocodile pit

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A staggering amount has been raised for the family of the three-year-old boy who was thrown into a crocodile pit last month.A fundraiser has reached £105,000 for the boy who was left with life-changing injuries after being hurled into a 7ft crocodile enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo on June 18.The child was attacked by a crocodile after being thrown into the pit at Johnsons of Old Hurst, near Huntingdon, before staff heroically pulled him to safety.A fundraising page launched to support the family has now surpassed the six-figure mark, with the largest single contribution of £2,500 coming from an anonymous donor.The boy suffered extensive injuries including tendon, nerve and blood vessel damage, broken bones and severe tissue damage across both arms, his neck, head and face.Since the incident, the youngster has endured seven surgical procedures in hospital.

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One operation lasted 12 hours — a period his family described as "the worst 12 hours of our lives", during which they were...

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