Another Life Saved! Today, our team successfully rescued Common Cobra from Dhanushadham Municipality-5 Parbata. Thanks to our team for the safe and careful rescue. Snakes are a vital part of our ecosystem—if you ever see a snake, don’t panic! Call us for help instead of harming it. Safely Release
Today, we have rescued a harmless non-venomous Banded Kukari Snake. It was about 10 inches long species Dhanushadham Municipality-5 (Parbata). Tre rescue is safely and Released in its natural habitat. If you see a snake, do not kill it. Call us for a safe rescue. Safely Release
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A mature common cobra was rescued from Shahidnagar Municipality, Yadukuha. Our MWT members, Subodh Acharya and Sumit Jha, took quick action after receiving information. The snake was found inside a local house. It was really happy moments sharing awareness ideas to the local. We are always a head front to save the snakes and other wildlife at any place, any situation. Feel free to contact any time if seeing a snake. Safely Release
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Our Mithila Wildlife Trust team, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Rabinandan Thakur, successfully rescued a mature Common Cobra from Ramgopalpur, Mahottari . The snake was trapped in a hole under the floor, making the rescue challenging. After a one-hour drive, our team carefully broke the floor for another hour to free the cobra safely. It has now been relocated to a suitable habitat. Huge thanks to our team for their dedication to wildlife rescue and safety! Safely Rescue And Release
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At Mithila Wildlife Trust, we believe that students play a crucial role in protecting nature and maintaining ecological balance. With this vision, we conducted an awareness session on snake rescue and management at Shree Parwati Anarwati Tetriwati Secondary School(Mithila Bihari -7 Tarapatti). During this session, students learned about the importance of snakes in our ecosystem, how to safely respond to encounters with snakes, and ways to reduce human-snake conflict. By educating young minds, we are building a future generation that understands and respects wildlife rather than fearing it. The enthusiasm and curiosity of the students made the session highly engaging. We are confident that these young conservationists will spread awareness in their communities and help create a safer and more wildlife-friendly environment. A big thank you to the school administration for their support and to all the students for their active participation. Together, let’s continue working towards a future where humans and wildlife coexist peacefully.
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