Hyderabad: A rare flying snake was found and rescued in a busy commercial area of Goshmahal in Hyderabad.
The orange flying snake or crispelli ornata named, light toxic snake has never been seen in Telangana or Andhra Pradesh.
When the rescue team of Friends of the Snake Society caught it and moved it to the Sanokuri Rescue Center, it was hidden in the rolling shutter.
Generally flying snakes appear in the Western Ghats, Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, North-east India and Southeast Asia.
There are several wooden depots near the rescue site and according to experts, this snake was accidentally taken with wood or plywood goods from any other state.
Joint Secretary Arun Kumar, friend of Snape Society, said, "We got a problem with a shopkeeper in Gosamahal, Hyderabad, on our helpline, who said that he had seen a small snake near the entrance to his plywood shop."
Nag is to be transferred to the forest
"Answer to call, one of our members, who lived close to the site, seeing this, was hoping for a rat snake or a spectacled cobra, which was a common snake in that area, for its absolute mistrust. He found a circinate hidden in the shop rolling shutter, from which it was carefully removed. Arun Kumar, joint secretary of Friends of the Snake Society, said, "Further examination and The snake was sent immediately to the shelter of the society in Sainikpuri for housing. "
He said, "Oranat Flying Snake is one of the three snakes found in India, these snakes are able to gladding their bodies flat and sometimes their normal widths are normally formed, they form a concave shape The net makes the air and move between the branches and the trees, they show this behavior to avoid the predators. This one and a half foot sampling is ours. Will be temporarily placed in the shelter, during which practical studies will be conducted and the findings will be published in a scientific journal. With the support of the Telangana Forest Department, this wandering snake will be transferred to the forest area where species are naturally "Frans of the Snake Society v. Uniash's general secretary said, "We have been saving since the last 20 years and this is the first time that we have faced a flying snake. To avoid the predators, it usually runs from one tree to another in the rain forest. Like a bird can not be taken away from the ground.Once before, we had saved a snake in the Nampally railway station, which had taken the train from Karnataka to Hyderabad, when it was used as a bronze serpent snake. Insta-anis is not very unusual for snakes coming in the courier, container and consignment vehicles. "