Summary:
Kartick Satyanarayan, co-founder and CEO of Wildlife SOS said, "snakes making their way in to buildings and residences is a common occurrence during the rainy season". In a first incident, the Indian rock python was spotted in Nardan Basti located near Lal Kuan in Tughlakabad, the Wildlife SOS said in a statement. The Indian rock python, though commonly found across India, face extreme threat due to prevalent misunderstanding and ignorance among public. After ensuring that the area was cordoned off, the Wildlife SOS rescuers carefully transferred the cobra into a safe transport container, designed for the purpose, the statement said. Two snakes, including an eight-foot-long python, have been rescued from two localities here, an NGO said here on Friday..