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Viral: A rare white albino cobra was seen in Sironcha, in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. A man named Naeem Shaikh rescued the snake from the mill.---Advertisement--- Naeem Shaikh is a snake catcher working with the police department and called for the rescue. This is the first time an albino cobra has been spotted in […]

Viral: A rare white albino cobra was seen in Sironcha, in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. A man named Naeem Shaikh rescued the snake from the mill.

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Naeem Shaikh is a snake catcher working with the police department and called for the rescue. This is the first time an albino cobra has been spotted in the area. This albino cobra, which was spotted inside the mill, is 4 feet, 9 centimetres long.

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According to Naeem Shaikh, these species are generally underdeveloped. However, this albino cobra was fully developed. Albinism, a disease, cause the snake’s skin to turn white. It is extremely rare in snakes.

According to Shaikh, there have been reports of cobra sightings in cities and villages due to the reduction of their natural habitat. However, thanks to the forest department, these snakes are being rescued and released into the wild with great care.

Also read: Viral Video: Vets rescue mother elephant, her baby after hours of struggle

 

First published on: Mar 23, 2023 04:35 PM IST


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