1 week ago
Couple Spots Highly Venomous Common Krait On Computer Desk
A couple saw a dangerous Common Krait snake inside their home.
It was moving around on their computer table.
A video showed the snake climbing down to the floor.
Later, a man was seen handling it outside with a stick.
The snake may have been rescued.
Common Kraits are highly venomous, so people should not try to handle them.
The report does not explain how the snake entered the home.
Times Now said it could not confirm all the details in the original post.
A couple reportedly found a highly venomous Common Krait moving across their computer desk at home.
A video showed the snake slithering down from the table to the floor.
The clip later showed a man handling the snake with a stick outside the home.
The reptile appeared to have possibly been rescued.
Times Now said it could not independently confirm the details of the online post.
- Who
- A couple and a man shown handling the snake.
- What
- A highly venomous Common Krait was reportedly found moving on a computer desk inside a home.
- Where
- Inside a couple’s home and later outside the home.
- When
- Why
Key facts
- Snake identified
- Common Krait
- Reported location
- On a computer table inside a home
- Snake behavior
- It was shown slithering from the table to the floor
- Handling
- A man was shown handling it with a stick outside
- Possible outcome
- The snake may have been rescued
- Verification
- Times Now could not confirm the details of the online post
Sources
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