Non-venomous python rescued from Jalpally in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: A non-venomous python was rescued from Jalpally Cargo Road under the Pahadi Shareef Police Station limits on Sunday, November 15.
At around 10 am, the snake was spotted by residents of Jalpally, who tried to kill it. However, the Pahadi Shareef Police patrolling team dispersed the public and called a snake rescuer to handle the python.
In a video shared online, the snake rescuer, Mallesh Naik, was seen carrying the snake with bare hands and putting it in a bag.
A non-venomous rock python was spotted near Jalpally Cargo Road in Hyderabad and safely rescued by snake rescuer Mallesh Naik with the help of Pahadi Shareef Police and the Forest Department.
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The snake will be released into its natural habitat in the Shamshabad forest area.… pic.twitter.com/0hM6zNOIzC
The python was later released in the forest under the supervision of Pahadi Shareef, Forest Range Officer, Irshad Ahmed.
Speaking to Siasat.com, Ahmed said, “The python was seen moving on a median; it was rescued and shifted to the nearby forest.”
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