Spotting wild animals and rescuing them is now common sight of India amidst the pandemic. A cobra was rescued by forest officials in the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary in Goa on Thursday. Shailendra Singh of the Indian Forest Service tweeted the 2.12 second video in which a forest official climbed on top of a roof and removed the snake.
The cobra was caught up on the roof of a structure as the forest official removed the bricks to let the snake out. Thereafter, he used a stick to lead the cobra carefully into a bag. With utmost patience, the official conducted the rescue operation and managed to save the cobra.
The video was shared with the caption,"A clinical and fuss-free cobra rescue operation by forest officials in Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary, Goa. It's not always a tiger, leopard or an elephant that foresters have to deal with."
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