During a period of severe rain in India, a rare, poisonous, and possibly fatal albino cobra was discovered inside a home. The cobra was securely removed by a snake catcher provided by the WNCT, after which it was released back into the wild. The subcontinent is home to the Indian cobra, or Naja naja in scientific jargon. It is one of the "big four" species thought to be in charge of the vast majority of dangerous snake bites in South Asia. The snake catcher delivered the snake to neighbourhood representatives from the Coimbatore Forest Division after taking it out of the residence.

Source: dna May 12, 2023 14:34 UTC