The Indian python, a reptile native to the lush landscapes of the Indian subcontinent, is currently facing the threat of endangerment. The relentless encroachment of their natural habitats is a ...

A 10-foot-long Indian rock python (Python molurus), trapped in a farm irrigation storage unit 15 km from Vadodara city, prompted a complex one-and-a-half-hour rescue operation by Wildlife SOS-GSPCA.

A three-meter-long Indian python found in the garden of a house in HCMC’s outskirts district of Nha Be was handed over to the forest department Friday. The Ho Chi Minh City Forest Protection ...

An Indian rock python (Python molurus) measuring 11 feet was rescued from the premises of a brick kiln near Coimbatore on Wednesday. Based on a call received at the Coimbatore Forest Range office, ...

An endangered Indian python in central Ha Tinh Province was captured after swallowing a one-month-old calf. Nguyen Thi Thuy went to her family’s farm next to a hill in Ky Anh District on Monday, but ...

Capable of growing up to nine-feet in length and taking down large prey, including deer and cattle, the Indian rock python (Python molurus), used to be a common sight across Tamil Nadu, especially in ...

Agra: A six-foot-long Indian Rock Python was rescued by the Wildlife SOS after it was discovered by a farmer in a pile of hay in Nagla Bhoopla village in Agra district. The snake is currently kept ...

Gurgaon: A six-foot-long Indian rock python on Monday slithered into a net used for cricket practice in Sector 59 and got entangled in it. After receiving information, a team from Wildlife SOS — an ...

Panaji: In response to a widely circulated video that showed two men capturing and manhandling an Indian python (Python molurus), the North Goa forest division took cognisance of the matter and ...

In a daring rescue operation, a team from Wildlife SOS successfully rescued a 10-foot-long Indian rock python from Astha City, a residential society in Agra. After being carefully extricated from a ...

Mumbai-based naturalists have documented a rare instance of ophiophagy (snake-eating behaviour) at Maharashtra Nature Park, where a rat snake was observed consuming a juvenile Indian rock python.