Cobra, 14-foot-long, spotted in Assam. Pics will make you very uncomfortable
The snake was first spotted by some workers at the Jiajuri Tea Estate in the Nagaon district.
If you have ophidiophobia – fear of snakes – then this is where you should stop reading. Others, who can brave the fear of slithering reptiles, might gasp in surprise at the images of a 14-foot-long King Cobra that was recently captured in Assam.
The snake was first spotted by some workers at the Jiajuri Tea Estate in the Nagaon district, reports Time 8 – a news media from Northeast India. Quickly, the panicked people got in touch with a snake rescuer - Binod ‘Dulu’ Borah. He captured the snake and removed it from the Tea Estate.
The images of the huge snake were shared on Twitter by ANI. “It [the snake] was later released in Suwang Reserve Forest,” reads the post.
People couldn’t help but comment on the size of the snake. There were a few who called it beautiful. Here is how others reacted:
The King Cobra is a venomous snake and it belongs to the reptile family Elapidae, reports Times 8.
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