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Python with 10 Eggs Rescued from Farm Burrow
29 May
Summary
- A seven-foot python and 10 eggs were safely rescued.
- The discovery occurred during excavation work on a farm.
- This rare find is believed to be a first for the region.
In a remarkable wildlife event, a seven-foot python accompanied by 10 eggs was safely recovered from a farm in Amravati's Dahigaon village. The discovery happened on Tuesday during excavation activities when farm workers noticed unusual movement. Snake rescuer Shubham Vighe was summoned to the site.
Vighe and his team located the python and its eggs inside a burrow, a likely sanctuary from the prevailing intense summer heat. The entire clutch and the python were meticulously removed without harm and subsequently transferred to the care of the Forest Department. This unique rescue operation, assisted by volunteers Rishabh Shende, Jeevan Shende, and Yash Vighe, has been hailed as exceptionally rare for the region.
