India’s snake rescuers: Can humans and serpents coexist in a megacity?
Summary
In Bengaluru, India, rapid urban growth has led to challenges with snake encounters, as over 30 snake species inhabit the city. Snakes, including dangerous species like the Russell Viper and King Cobra, enter homes during monsoon. Snake rescuers in the city risk their lives to safely remove these reptiles.Key Facts
- Bengaluru is a major city in southern India known for its technology industry.
- The city is home to over 30 different species of snakes.
- Some snakes in Bengaluru are highly venomous, such as the Russell Viper and King Cobra.
- Snakes often enter homes during the rainy monsoon season.
- Snake encounters can result in deaths each year.
- A group of snake rescuers works to safely remove snakes from homes and populated areas.
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