Odisha: 14-Foot-Long King Cobra Rescued From Badamba Village in Cuttack, Later Released in Talachandragiri Reserve Forest (See Pic)
A 14-feet-long male adult king cobra was rescued by the local Forest Department on Wednesday from a village in Odisha's Badamba, Cuttack.
Cuttack, April 15: A 14-feet-long male adult king cobra was rescued by the local Forest Department on Wednesday from a village in Odisha's Badamba, Cuttack. The incident took place in Badamba and the snake was rescued by forest officials, who later released it into the Talachandragiri Reserve Forest of Gopalpur, as per the forest department. King Cobra Rescued From Well in Odisha's Burujhari Village, See Pics.
Locals spotted the snake in an abandoned area and informed the state forest department immediately, who then sent a team to the spot and carried out the rescue operation. Assam: 16-Foot-Long King Cobra Rescued at a Tea Estate in Nagaon (See Pics)
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"The locals informed us that they have seen a cobra in the village after which our official team went to rescue the snake. It was a 14-feet-long male adult king cobra weighing 6.6 kilograms was. The snake was later released in Talachandragiri Reserve Forest of Gopalpur," the Forest Department said.
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