Silent Killer Common Krait Detected in Mundgod

By The News Observer Desk,

Karwar: On Friday evening, a dangerous Common Krait was found hiding in the kitchen of Shivarudrappa Angadi’s house in Pala village. Forest Department official Mutturaj Halli safely captured the snake and released it back into the forest.

The snake, measuring approximately 5 to 7 feet in length, is black with paired white stripes on its body. It is known to be 10 to 15 times more venomous than a cobra, earning it the popular name “Silent Killer.” Experts say its bite can cause death at the site of the bite.

Significant Action by Forest Department: Mutturaj Halli arrived at the scene promptly, captured the snake without any harm, and released it safely into the forest, preventing a major danger.
Villagers have expressed their appreciation for the Forest Department’s efforts.