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Rare Udaykal Snake Rescued in Amta, Howrah; Environmentalists Stress Protection
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04-03-2026, 19:46
Rare Udaykal Snake Rescued in Amta, Howrah; Environmentalists Stress Protection
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A rare Udaykal snake (Kukri snake) was rescued from Udang village in Amta, Howrah district.
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The Udaykal snake is non-venomous, harmless, and primarily feeds on insects and reptile eggs.
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Environmental enthusiasts, led by Pradip Ranjan Reet of Green Chain Movement, safely rescued the baby snake.
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Activists highlight that many mistake it for a venomous snake, leading to its death, and urge its protection.
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Though local to South Bengal, the Udaykal snake is rarely seen and is vital for biodiversity.
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