A 3-year-old boy who fell into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo in England reportedly suffered serious injuries, according to new details emerging from the incident.The boy was rushed to a local hospital after last week’s terrifying ordeal at Johnson’s Zoo in Old Hurst, Cambridgeshire.“Apparently, the boy has a broken pelvis and a broken arm, but thankfully the crocodile didn’t actually get to him,” an eyewitness told The Sun.The incident happened on June 18 when the toddler was allegedly thrown into the crocodile enclosure.A 30-year-old man with learning difficulties was later arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Police subsequently released him on bail after determining he was “not fit for interview.” The investigation is ongoing.

3-year-old fell in to a crocodile enclosureThe boy allegedly first hit a concrete walkway, before rolling into the water. If he had landed differently, his injuries might have been even worse.Chris Newman, director of the National Centre for Reptile Welfare, previously told MailOnline: “If a child landed next to a crocodile, I absolutely would expect that animal to react and snap.“I wouldn’t expect them to eat a child, but it would bite a child if it landed on it or by it.“That’s where the trouble would come – they have such a powerful bite. Even an investigatory bite would be catastrophic.”