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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2025

Snake

Snake

The rescued king cobra. Photo: Collected

Mutilated king cobra rescued from snake charmer in Mirsarai

Acting on a tip‑off, WSRTBD members carried out a planned operation at Talbaria Tripurapara in Mirsarai upazila in Chattogram on Tuesday by posing as potential buyers and rescued the snake

 Mohammad Maqsudur Rahman with a snake. Photo: TBS

Ctg youth rescues snake eggs, hatches baby copperheads

Photo Collage: TBS

Two rare arboreal snake species discovered by scientists in Bangladesh

Indian customs officers in Mumbai said they have stopped a plane passenger arriving from Thailand with a wriggling cargo of live snakes, the third such seizure this month Photo: INDRANIL MUKHERJEE

Snakes on a plane bound for India, again

Tim Friede, a man from the United States who helped to create antivenom against deadly snakes. Photo: UNB

Man bitten by snakes over 200 times helps create breakthrough antivenom

Screengrab taken from a video of the rescue operation at a grocery store in Dhaka's Mohakhali on 3 March 2025. Courtesy: Wildlife and Snake Rescue Team in Bangladesh (WSRTBD)

Huge snake found in Mohakhali grocery store: A rescue network story

Unlike Cobras and Kraits, a Chandrabora-bitten patient may get a little more time to reach the hospital. Photo: Auritro Sattar

My two cents on the Chandrabora conundrum

Although they can swim, Russell’s Vipers prefer dry spaces; small bushes and grass forests are their natural habitats.  Photo: Collected

Where should you release a rescued Russell's Viper?

Representational image of a Russel's Viper snake. Photo: Collected

Panic in Ctg over Russell's Viper: Civil surgeon reassures public snake antivenom available in port city

Rezaul Khan, 32, a farmer, had arrived at the Faridpur Press Club yesterday carrying a cooking pot with a live Russel’s Viper snake, the latest social media craze. Photo: Collected

Man brings live Russel's Viper to Faridpur Press Club to get Tk50,000 reward promised by AL leader. Goes home empty-handed

Representational image of a Russel's Viper snake. Photo: Collected

Russell's Viper: Environment ministry issues directives on awareness and safety

The Sundarban West Forest Division organised a training workshop on snakebite, remedies and treatment for the forest workers in Khulna on Tuesday (22 August). Photo: TBS

Death rate higher among those going to witch doctors to treat snake bites: Experts

Photo: Matt Sayles/Invision for Paramount Home Entertainment/AP Images/picture alliance

Scientists name new snake species after Harrison Ford

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