crocs that depend on man for food do so because we either feed them or make it easy for them to find food (trash in our yard, throw scraps out the window, etc) Not because there is not enough natural prey to eat.
This is very true, however, we have protected crocs as endangered species but through our commercial developments have destroyed the habit of the natural prey for crocs. We have less prey and more crocs. Through our developments we have changed the balances and crocs and man have more exposure, trash etc.. As they dont have enough to eat and their habits have changed they get in yards and eat pets and have attacked children. Even though much of the local problems have come from feeding them they are not any less a problem. For every one that was caught and shipped away two more appeared to replace them. We do have a lot of crocs and dont enforce the no feeding laws.
ACES performed a needed function but was not enough. As Saga cannot be successful until more animal control is established by the Town Council, ACES needs the support of possibly a hunting season so the numbers are manageable. The Education part of ACES needs to be emphasized as a start.