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Mumbai: Rare Forsten’s cat snake rescued in Aarey, highlighting forest’s rich biodiversity

Rarely seen Forsten’s cat snake was rescued near a forest chowki in Aarey after being spotted crossing a road. Wildlife volunteers safely relocated the mildly venomous species deep into the forest, with experts saying the sighting underscores Aarey’s rich biodiversity and the need for habitat protection

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The Forsten’s cat snake rescued and released in Aarey forest. Pic Courtesy/Prasad Khandagale

The Forsten’s cat snake rescued and released in Aarey forest. Pic Courtesy/Prasad Khandagale

A rarely spotted Forsten’s cat snake was rescued near a forest chowki in Aarey, once again highlighting the rich biodiversity of the forest. The species is the second-largest among cat snakes and is mildly venomous.

Aarey resident and wildlife volunteer Prasad Khandagale of NGO Wildlife Welfare Association (WWA) said he received a call from a forest department staffer on June 17 about a snake at risk of being killed while crossing a road.

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