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Mumbai: Indian Rock Python rescued from bike in Andheri by wildlife NGO

An Indian Rock Python was safely rescued from a bike’s mudguard in SEEPZ, Andheri East, by Aasha – The Hope For Animals Welfare Trust. The snake was released into its natural habitat. Monsoon is peak season for reptile sightings. Citizens are urged to report such cases to the NGO’s helpline or the Maharashtra Forest Department.

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Indian rock python inside the bike. Pic credits/ Karan Solanki

Indian rock python inside the bike. Pic credits/ Karan Solanki

In a heartwarming gesture by an NGO in Andheri, a rock python was safely rescued after it mistakenly entered a bike. On the evening of 23rd July, an NGO named Aasha The Hope For Animals Welfare Trust received a rescue call on their helpline from a resident of SEEPZ, Andheri East. 

The caller mentioned that he had spotted a small snake inside the mudguard of his bike. As soon as the members of the NGO, Navin Solanki and his son Karan, were informed about the snake, they immediately rushed to the location. 

One of the members, Karan Solanki, while addressing the instance, said that, “After carefully checking, we found a beautiful Indian rock python resting inside the mudguard. We safely rescued the snake and informed the concerned forest range and round officers. The python was later released into its natural habitat.”

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