40 Snakes Rescued in Howrah, Including Venomous Species

In Howrah, India, a group of people who love nature rescued 40 snakes in July.

These included dangerous snakes like cobras and vipers, plus some harmless ones.

The rescuers found the snakes near water, often caught in traps.

They safely released all the snakes back into places where they could live, as snakes help keep the environment healthy by eating pests.

During the rainy season, which is the monsoon season, there are usually more snake bites.

The forest department also rescues snakes but sometimes needs help from other trained rescuers because they don't have enough resources.