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15-foot rock python rescued from banana plantation in Anantapur district

15-foot rock python rescued from banana plantation in Anantapur district

A 15-foot-long rock python was recently rescued from a banana plantation in Anantapur district. The snake was discovered by farm workers at Danterapalle village in Yellanur mandal while they were working on the plantation. Upon seeing the large reptile, the workers alerted the farm owner, Bhaskar Reddy. Reddy then contacted a snake catcher who arrived at the scene. The snake catcher successfully captured the python and released it into a nearby forest, according to officials.

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