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A team or rescue experts from the village and the Kenya Red Cross carry a body of a woman rescued from the river after a crocodile attack.

| Stephen Oduor I Nation Media Group.

Jaws and claws: Tana crocodiles crawl into homesteads, attack at will

The River Tana is a living artery that cuts through half the country down to the North Coast.

Here, it ends a wild run having travelled more than 900 kilometres into the Indian Ocean, where it drains in a peaceful rhythm.