Snakes

A man in Australia died from a suspected venomous snakebite in front of his wife before paramedics could arrive.

A snake catcher is shown removing a 4-foot common tree snake from the toilet in a video posted to the company's YouTube channel.

A war veteran doctor, who has been treating underprivileged people for five decades, two expert snake catchers and a 67-year old woman, who has woven the Bhagavad Gita on silk in Sanskrit, have figured in the list of this year's Padma awardees.

The man spotted the snake after he accidentally stepped on it in his own home. In response, the snake bit him, after which he was rushed to the hospital.

The 25-year-old chef entered the pub premises and released at least 20 non-native species of cockroaches that are ''used to feed snakes and tarantulas.''

An old video of a fearless man releasing dozens of snakes into the wild has resurfaced online and grabbed the attention of internet users.

Shocked social media users posted a barrage of comments on the video. The video has received 95,000 likes and hundreds of thousands of views.

The video has received approximately 15 million views and over 130,000 likes.

Two bags containing snakes, monkeys and tortoises were found at Chennai Airport last week, officials said. The unattended bags were spotted by customs officials near the baggage claim belt at the airport on Wednesday.

A receptionist working in an office in Sydney was left terrified after she spotted an Eastern Brown snake lurking in a printer.

The authorities said that the smuggled animals would be returned to their country of origin.

This video shows the Burmese python, estimated to be more than 15 feet long, slithering and making its way across the road at the national park.

The video has been shot at a restaurant but the location is not known. The video has now gone viral and has shocked the internet users.

An FIR has been lodged against a man for allegedly killing a snake in a village here, police said on Tuesday.

Several school children were hospitalised in West Bengal's Birbhum district after consuming food in which a snake was allegedly found, officials said.

A man in Australia died from a suspected venomous snakebite in front of his wife before paramedics could arrive.

A snake catcher is shown removing a 4-foot common tree snake from the toilet in a video posted to the company's YouTube channel.

A war veteran doctor, who has been treating underprivileged people for five decades, two expert snake catchers and a 67-year old woman, who has woven the Bhagavad Gita on silk in Sanskrit, have figured in the list of this year's Padma awardees.

The man spotted the snake after he accidentally stepped on it in his own home. In response, the snake bit him, after which he was rushed to the hospital.

The 25-year-old chef entered the pub premises and released at least 20 non-native species of cockroaches that are ''used to feed snakes and tarantulas.''

An old video of a fearless man releasing dozens of snakes into the wild has resurfaced online and grabbed the attention of internet users.

Shocked social media users posted a barrage of comments on the video. The video has received 95,000 likes and hundreds of thousands of views.

The video has received approximately 15 million views and over 130,000 likes.

Two bags containing snakes, monkeys and tortoises were found at Chennai Airport last week, officials said. The unattended bags were spotted by customs officials near the baggage claim belt at the airport on Wednesday.

A receptionist working in an office in Sydney was left terrified after she spotted an Eastern Brown snake lurking in a printer.

The authorities said that the smuggled animals would be returned to their country of origin.

This video shows the Burmese python, estimated to be more than 15 feet long, slithering and making its way across the road at the national park.

The video has been shot at a restaurant but the location is not known. The video has now gone viral and has shocked the internet users.

An FIR has been lodged against a man for allegedly killing a snake in a village here, police said on Tuesday.

Several school children were hospitalised in West Bengal's Birbhum district after consuming food in which a snake was allegedly found, officials said.