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Mumbai: Two Keelback snakes rescued from Bhandup and Borivli
Updated On: 16 November, 2019 11:09 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Both the snakes were examined and released into their natural habitat.
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One of the rescued snakes.
Two different types of keelback snakes were rescued from Bhandup and Borivli on Friday by volunteers of Plant and Animals Welfare Society - Mumbai (PAWS-Mumbai) and Amma Care Foundation (ACF).
Subramanian Kunju, Honorary Wildlife Warden of Mumbai City and founder of NGOs PAWS-Mumbai ACF, said , "We received a distress call from a Bhandup resident who said he had spotted a snake behind his home. Our volunteer rushed to the spot and rescued a 5-foot long, checkered keelback, non-venomous snake." He said the other snake rescued was 1.5-foot long.


