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15-feet-long King Cobra rescued in Tamil Nadu

By ANI | Updated: July 11, 2020 23:45 IST

Forest Department on Saturday rescued a 15-feet-long King Cobra from Narasipuram village in Thondamuthur of Coimbatore, an official said.

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Forest Department on Saturday rescued a 15-feet-long King Cobra from Narasipuram village in Thondamuthur of Coimbatore, an official said.

According to forest officials, the snake was later released into the Siruv forest area.

A few days back, forest officials along with members of People for mals (PFA) rescued a King Cobra from the premises of Jarada Jagannath Temple of Ganjam district. The 10-feet long snake was later released into the wild.

( With inputs from ANI )

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