14.9-foot Burmese python rescued in Assam’s Baksa
First Published: 17th August, 2022 12:13 IST
A 14.9-foot-long Burmese python weighing around 100 kg, was rescued from Hatizan- Daodhara village in Assam’s Baska district today. Post Views: 57
A 14.9-foot-long Burmese python weighing around 100 kg, was rescued from Hatizan- Daodhara village in Assam’s Baska district today.
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