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Mumbai: Indian rock pythons rescued from Mulund and Bhandup

The pythons were released in the natural habitat, after informing the Forest Department. Before the pythons were released a medical check-up was done

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Picture/ Rajesh Gupta

Picture/ Rajesh Gupta

Volunteers of Plant  & Animals Welfare Society  - Mumbai (PAWS-Mumbai) and Amma Care Foundation (ACF) rescued three (8 foot long, 7.5 foot long & 1.5 foot long) Indian Rock Pythons from residential areas of Mulund and Bhandup in the last 2 days following the distress calls received from residents.

The pythons were released in the natural habitat, after informing the Forest Department. Before the pythons were released a medical check-up was done.

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