A rare albino cobra, white snake was found inside a home in India recently.
In a post shared on Facebook by the regional Wildlife & Nature Conservation Trust (WNCT), it was stated that during a period of severe rain in India, a rare, poisonous, and possibly fatal albino cobra was discovered inside a home.
The 5-foot-long snake had gone into the house on May 2 and during a period of severe rain in India.
Concerned locals reported the snake to the WNCT, an organisation devoted to “protecting and serving” wildlife via learning, instruction, protection, rehabilitation, anti-poaching, negotiation, and preservation efforts.
The cobra was securely removed by a snake catcher provided by the WNCT, after which it was released back into the wild.
The subcontinent is home to the Indian cobra. Despite the fact that cobras typically avoid humans except when they feel under attack, their venom is very harmful to people and can even be lethal in the most extreme circumstances.
The WNCT wrote on Facebook that “cobra snakes are known to be venomous and pose a significant threat to humans.” If not treated right away, their poison may result in death or paralysis.
The snake was inspected by experts who determined that it was in good health and ready for release. The reptile was eventually released into the wild, especially into a biodiverse woodland region that would serve as its future home.
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