Amid heavy rainfall in Mumbai, a 10-foot-long Indian Rock Python was rescued from a residential society in the city on Tuesday, August 19. It is reported that the giant snake strayed into a residential premises in the Mulund area, thereby causing panic among people. According to a report in PTI, the Resqink Association for Wildlife Welfare (RAWW) rescued the snake on Tuesday and later released it into the wild. The wildlife welfare organisation said that the python had made its way up a tree within the society and attracted a large crowd eager to witness the serpent. Heavy rains reportedly displaced the reptile, and it could not find a way out, which is when it climbed a tree in the Mulund society. A video showing the 10-foot-long Indian Rock Python being rescued has also surfaced online. Snake Spotted in Thane: Reptile Seen Swimming in Waterlogged Premises of Majiwada Lodha Complex Amid Heavy Rains, Video Surfaces.

Indian Rock Python Rescued From Residential Society in Mulund

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