Ritu Nanda

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

These cameras are intended to monitor forest fires, wild animal movement, and to track down the activity of poachers.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

The 19-second video shows the man pouring water over the cobra with a mug from a bucket.

The cobra is seen raising its hood from the shoe, hissing, and even lunging at the person recording the video.

Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared a video that shows an elephant returning a child's shoe that fell inside its enclosure.

In the 59-second video, a large number of deer were seen moving swiftly from one part of the forest to another.

Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda took to Twitter to share the video of the rescue and praised the team's accomplishment.

In the 15-second video, a car can be seen overspeeding and chasing a group of wild asses who are swiftly seen running away from the vehicle.

Plastic particles have infiltrated even the most remote and seemingly-pristine regions of the planet, even forests.

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

The video shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shows a fierce face-off between an elephant and a crocodile.

In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform.

In the 30-second clip, a tiger can be seen getting ready to charge at a leopard.

The tiger swam a distance of 120 km across the river Brahmaputra and ended up on a tiny island before it was spotted.

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

These cameras are intended to monitor forest fires, wild animal movement, and to track down the activity of poachers.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

The 19-second video shows the man pouring water over the cobra with a mug from a bucket.

The cobra is seen raising its hood from the shoe, hissing, and even lunging at the person recording the video.

Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared a video that shows an elephant returning a child's shoe that fell inside its enclosure.

In the 59-second video, a large number of deer were seen moving swiftly from one part of the forest to another.

Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda took to Twitter to share the video of the rescue and praised the team's accomplishment.

In the 15-second video, a car can be seen overspeeding and chasing a group of wild asses who are swiftly seen running away from the vehicle.

Plastic particles have infiltrated even the most remote and seemingly-pristine regions of the planet, even forests.

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

The video shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shows a fierce face-off between an elephant and a crocodile.

In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform.

In the 30-second clip, a tiger can be seen getting ready to charge at a leopard.

The tiger swam a distance of 120 km across the river Brahmaputra and ended up on a tiny island before it was spotted.