Asaduzzaman Rony, 29, a student at a Malaysian university, had come to the Tengragiri Eco-Park in Barguna's Taltoli Upazila, about 330 kms from here, with his friends and family, bdnews24 reported.
"He and his cousin Al-Amin crossed the boundary set for visitors and poked the crocodile with a stick to get a closer look of it," a senior police officer said.
"The crocodile bit him and dragged him inside water," he said.
The body of Rony, who had come to Bangladesh for a vacation, was recovered around 4 PM, he said.
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