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A timeline of tragic fires in India; recent Delhi hospital and Game Zone blazes highlight ongoing safety concerns

A timeline of tragic fires in India; recent Delhi hospital and Game Zone blazes highlight ongoing safety concerns
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300 plus reptiles rescued in two months in Agra region!

Changing climatic conditions affecting ecological equilibrium has in recent months forced wild animals to foray into human territory in search of food or shelter.A large number of elephants and leopards have been on a rampage spree in different .

Rains keep snake catchers busy in Agra

Rains keep snake catchers busy in Agra
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Rains keep snake catchers busy in Agra

Rains keep snake catchers busy in Agra
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Snake enters water treatment plant to beat the heat

Snake enters water treatment plant to beat the heat ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views Snake enters water treatment plant to beat the heat. Image Source: IANS News Agra, April 1 : With temperature rising steeply, several cases of reptiles venturing out to look for cooler hideouts, have been reported from rural areas of Agra. A four-foot-long Rat snake was rescued by the Wildlife SOS after it was found inside the Jeoni Mandi water treatment plant (Jalkal Vibhag) in Agra. The snake was kept in observation for a few hours and later released back into the wild. A wild life official said, As summer arrives across Northern India, various reptile species are being forced to venture out of their natural habitats and seek reprieve in cooler places.

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