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Assam: Banded Krait rescued from Tinsukia, safely released into forest
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Assam: Banded Krait rescued from Tinsukia, safely released into forest
Written by Manoj Kumar Ojha Tinsukia: A Banded Krait (Bungarus fasciatus), a venomous snake locally known as “sakri fenti haap,” was rescued from Raidang village in Upper Assam’s Tinsukia district and later released into a nearby forest. The snake was first spotted in a bamboo grove near a residential area early in the morning. It […] The post Assam: Banded Krait rescued from Tinsukia, safely released into forest appeared first on NorthEast Now.
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