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Rock Python rescued from village near Metro site in Aarey
Updated On: 19 September, 2019 07:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Two rescuers found the snake near a house in Navapada, which is 300 metres from the Metro car shed site in Aarey

The seven-feet-long python was rescued from Navapada and later released in its natural habitat
Just a day after mid-day reported that a team of NGO RAWW found 143 birds in just 125 minutes around the Metro III car shed site, contrary to what the authorities believe that there is no wildlife in the area, another wildlife enthusiast rescued an Indian Rock Python from a tribal hamlet just 300 metres from the site.
Speaking to mid-day, Kaushal Dubey, a snake rescuer from Aarey Milk Colony, said that in the wee hours of Tuesday he received a call from a house in Navapada where the snake was spotted. "The call was from an area which is just a few 100 metres from the Metro III car shed site. As I was not in Aarey at that time, I informed another snake rescuer, who later went to the spot."




