Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article /
Mumbai: Indian rock python spotted crossing road in Aarey forest
Updated On: 07 September, 2026 11:42 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Imran Udat, Satish Lot, Wasim Athaniya and Hitendra Pachkale spotted the python as it slowly made its way across the road before disappearing into the forest. The group monitored its movement and helped prevent traffic and onlookers from disturbing the snake

The Indian rock python is among India’s largest snake species and is the largest snake found across most parts of the country. (Pic/ Satish Lot)
A 5-6-foot-long Indian rock python was spotted crossing a road through Aarey’s forested stretch, drawing the attention of wildlife lovers who stepped in to ensure motorists did not disturb the reptile.
Imran Udat, Satish Lot, Wasim Athaniya and Hitendra Pachkale spotted the python as it slowly made its way across the road before disappearing into the forest. The group monitored its movement and helped prevent traffic and onlookers from disturbing the snake.


