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Venomous Snakes Increasingly Found in Kathmandu Valley Amid Rising Temperatures
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Venomous Snakes Increasingly Found in Kathmandu Valley Amid Rising Temperatures
KATHMANDU, June 7 – In an alarming trend, ten highly venomous snakes—nine King Cobras and a Monocled Cobra—have been rescued from different locations across the Kathmandu Valley in the past six weeks, raising concern among conservationists and public health officials. King Cobras, typically native to Nepal’s southern Tarai plains, are now being spotted in hilly regions like Dakshinkali, Syuchatar, Gokarna, and Godawari. Experts warn that rising …
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