Python with Saw-Like Teeth Lays Eggs in Cattle Shed, Raises Alarm in Bihar

• Giant snakes like cobras, kraits, Russell's vipers, and pythons are increasingly sighted near homes in West Champaran, Bihar.
• A large python with saw-like teeth was rescued from a cattle shed in a rural area near Valmiki Tiger Reserve after laying dozens of eggs.
• Wildlife expert Abhishek safely rescued the python and its eggs, relocating them to the dense forests of Manguraha.
• Rising temperatures are increasing reptile activity, leading to more encounters in areas adjacent to forests.
• Pythons are non-venomous, using their sharp, backward-curved teeth to grip prey before constricting and swallowing it.