28 March,2022 07:54 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Rescue operation by wildlife research organisation in Nashik
The volunteers of a non-government wildlife research organisation in Maharashtra rescued a highly venomous snake, an Indian spectacled cobra from an abandoned well in Nashik on Sunday.
"We received a call about a snake stuck in a well. When we reached the location, we saw the snake was exhausted. The well was full of water and it had no platform to rest on," Vaibhav Bhogale, a volunteer with Eco Foundation said.
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He also said that it was difficult for him and his team to go down the well to rescue the cobra.
The snake, identified as cobra, is a highly venomous species and is a member of the âbig four' according to Bhogale.
In another incident in Gujarat's Vadodara, a wildlife team rescued a 12 feet long python on Saturday.
