Wildlife Week: Inmates from Indore Snake-House go online- Check interesting facts

Wildlife Week: Inmates from Indore Snake-House go online- Check interesting facts

Some interesting facts shared about snakes in the show .

Adil KhanUpdated: Friday, October 02, 2020, 09:28 PM IST
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City zoo worker showing snakes in the live show |

Indore: Wildlife week celebrations began at city, where a live snake awareness show was organised on social media streaming on Friday.

Animal activist Tasneem Parvez discussed various snakes and their identifications in the show along with snakes being shown by zoo authorities.

Some interesting facts shared about snakes in the show are as follows:

· Indian Cobra can be easily identified by the hood it forms and is one of the big four venomous snakes of India.

· Russell's viper is a venomous snake, which is considered to be the most respected and dangerous snake due to its short temper and aggressive behaviour. It is also part of the big four snakes.

· Rat snake is a non-venomous that closely resembles cobra but it cannot open hood. Hence, it mostly feeds on rats.

· Indian rock python, a non-venomous constrictor snake was also displayed that kills its prey by suffocation and swallows it whole.

Further, Red Sand boa commonly known as two-mouthed snake was also exhibited. Banded krait, common krait, burmese python, bamboo pit viper were also well introduced.

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