Cobra Rescued

A 9-foot-long Cobra was recently rescued by forest officers from a home in Karnataka's Agumbe. A short video, shared by field director Ajay Giri, showed members of ARRS rescuing the snake which sought refuge inside a bed box kept atop an attic.

An 11-foot-long King Cobra was rescued from a house at Bangra village in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district. Later the forest officials released it into the Dukra wildlife range in the district Tuesday morning.

Local villagers noticed the cobra crossing a main road, after which it took refuge in a bush within the compound of a house.

A common cobra was seen struggling to breathe after it swallowed a discarded bottle of cough syrup in Bhubaneswar.

Internet users were fascinated with the video and lauded the snake catcher for his skill and expertise.

A video of a man, who is also a conservationist, trying to rescue the giant cobra has caught internet's attention. The scary thing is that the man caught the cobra with only his bare hands.

A king cobra travelled in a car for over 200 km and lived in its engine bay for a week before being finally rescued by wildlife personnel in Kerala, according to the vehicle owner.

On Sunday, a snake catcher rescued a 13-foot king cobra from an Andhra Pradesh palm oil plantation. A farmer discovered the snake and immediately contacted Venkatesh, the snake catcher, who rescued the reptile.

An Indian spectacled cobra was rescued from an abandoned well in Nashik, Maharashtra, where it was found in an exhausted state

Roshini, who is trained in rescuing snakes, can be seen deftly handling the reptile in the video

The Forest Department in Odisha has rescued a 12-foot king cobra that was found inside an abandoned well.

A banded krait and 19 baby cobras were found by two youths from Assam's Nalbari district engaged in environment conservation, and were released into the wild, a forest official said today.

Sharing the video on Twitter, Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan cited it as an example of "How not to rescue a snake. Especially if it's a king cobra."

A woman, dressed in a saree, was filmed capturing a snake in a video that has made jaws drop on social media. Identified as Nirzara Chitti, a snake rescuer based in Karnataka, the woman was seen calmly picking the snake up with her bare hands as people around her watched and filmed the scene.

A four-feet-long cobra was spotted by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) workers near a gate of Saket Metro Depot on Friday.

A 9-foot-long Cobra was recently rescued by forest officers from a home in Karnataka's Agumbe. A short video, shared by field director Ajay Giri, showed members of ARRS rescuing the snake which sought refuge inside a bed box kept atop an attic.

An 11-foot-long King Cobra was rescued from a house at Bangra village in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district. Later the forest officials released it into the Dukra wildlife range in the district Tuesday morning.

Local villagers noticed the cobra crossing a main road, after which it took refuge in a bush within the compound of a house.

A common cobra was seen struggling to breathe after it swallowed a discarded bottle of cough syrup in Bhubaneswar.

Internet users were fascinated with the video and lauded the snake catcher for his skill and expertise.

A video of a man, who is also a conservationist, trying to rescue the giant cobra has caught internet's attention. The scary thing is that the man caught the cobra with only his bare hands.

A king cobra travelled in a car for over 200 km and lived in its engine bay for a week before being finally rescued by wildlife personnel in Kerala, according to the vehicle owner.

On Sunday, a snake catcher rescued a 13-foot king cobra from an Andhra Pradesh palm oil plantation. A farmer discovered the snake and immediately contacted Venkatesh, the snake catcher, who rescued the reptile.

An Indian spectacled cobra was rescued from an abandoned well in Nashik, Maharashtra, where it was found in an exhausted state

Roshini, who is trained in rescuing snakes, can be seen deftly handling the reptile in the video

The Forest Department in Odisha has rescued a 12-foot king cobra that was found inside an abandoned well.

A banded krait and 19 baby cobras were found by two youths from Assam's Nalbari district engaged in environment conservation, and were released into the wild, a forest official said today.

Sharing the video on Twitter, Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan cited it as an example of "How not to rescue a snake. Especially if it's a king cobra."

A woman, dressed in a saree, was filmed capturing a snake in a video that has made jaws drop on social media. Identified as Nirzara Chitti, a snake rescuer based in Karnataka, the woman was seen calmly picking the snake up with her bare hands as people around her watched and filmed the scene.

A four-feet-long cobra was spotted by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) workers near a gate of Saket Metro Depot on Friday.