Many people participate in the riskiest operation to save a giant snake.
Incredible Numbers of People Rescue Giant Snake in Most Risky Operation! Very spooky Many people participate in the riskiest operation to save a giant snake. You would not have witnessed such a risky rescue effort if the crew member’s leg had become stuck and subsequently been attacked by a cobra snake.
incredibly! Very spooky Many people participate in the riskiest operation to save a giant snake. You would not have witnessed such a risky rescue effort if the crew member’s leg had become stuck and subsequently been attacked by a cobra snake.
Snakes continue to instill a deep-rooted terror in people that many reptiles cannot parallel. If you come across a snake inside the comfort of your home, understandably your first instinct would be to panic. However, amidst our internalized angst we cannot forget that snakes are living beings worthy of our compassion. Monsoons in India bring about a much-needed escape from the jarring summer heat, but with burrows, drains, and culverts flooding up across cities, many ophidians have been stripped of their homes
India has over 350 unique species of snakes, of which only 60 are venomous. Isolated from their environments, these helpless reptiles are unable to navigate unfriendly terrains. They seek shelter on higher grounds, often ending up inside your homes. The Wildlife SOS team has rescued snakes from the most bizarre locations, from car wheels and airplanes to the Taj Mahal!
GREAT AND AWESOME TRICKS TO ESCAPE FROM THE ATTACK OF A SNAKE
Snakes are generally shy and will not attack unless provoked. It’s best to not violate their territory and let them be. Instead, carefully get everyone including your pets out of the room immediately. Shut the door and fill the gap underneath with a towel, then call for assistance.
Most snakes only attack when agitated or provoked. If you attempt to capture a snake, chances are that it will act defensive and bite in retaliation so it’s best to steer clear. Moreover, not everyone can identify venomous snakes from non-venomous ones so why risk the odds?
If you are ever bitten by a snake, try to sit as calmly as possible. When you are still, your heartbeat is measured. This regulates the speed at which the venom moves around your body. If you have access to a first aid kit, wrap a compression bandage around the bitten limb, starting just above the fingers or toes and moving upwards on the bitten limb as far as can be reached, without covering the bite, or calling an ambulance. Go to the nearest hospital as soon as you can. All government hospitals are mandated to carry polyvalent anti-venom for all the big four venomous snake species found in India.
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