Watch: Shocking Visuals Of 35 Snakes Crawling Out Of A Bathroom In Assam House
Even your worst nightmares can't compare to this real-life horror. A family in Assam faced their ultimate fear when snakes suddenly began to emerge from their bathroom. And we are not talking about just one or two snakes, but a terrifying swarm of 35 snakes!
35 snakes swarm out of bathroom
News agency ANI has shared a shocking video capturing a distressing incident in the Kaliabor area of Assam's Nagaon district.?
According to the post, approximately 35 snakes were discovered inside a residence.?
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The video showcases the daunting scene as an individual, identified as Sanjib Deka, an animal lover, bravely collects the numerous snakes from the premises.?
Beginning with a chilling close-up of several snakes coiled beneath a large rock, the footage unfolds to reveal the meticulous process of carefully gathering the reptiles into a bucket.?
With each moment, the unsettling sight of the snakes emerging from their hiding spots beneath the rock and slithering into the open is captured, adding to the spine-chilling nature of the incident.
Watch the video here:
How the snakes were safely removed from the house
Renowned snake rescuer Sanjib Deka, affectionately known as the 'Serpent Man,' adeptly managed the situation by safely relocating the hatchlings from the residence.?
According to Deka, approximately 35 snakes were discovered crawling from a recently constructed toilet within the house.?
In an interview with ANI, Deka recounted, "The house owner informed me about the presence of snakes and I reached the spot. I found that many snakes were crawling at the place. I recovered around 35 snakes crawling from a newly constructed toilet of the house. Later I released the snakes crawl at Joisagar Dalani area."
Assam's diverse forest cover harbors a multitude of snake species, including rare ones that are unique to the region.?
Notably, the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, spanning Golaghat and Nagaon districts, hosts two of the world's largest snake species¡ªthe reticulated python and the rock python. This UNESCO World Heritage Site also boasts a substantial population of king cobras, known for being the longest venomous snakes on Earth.
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