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Members of Eco-Echo NGO rescues 6.5 feet Indian rock Python from Mahim causeway in Mumbai on Wednesday, 02 October 2013.

Members of Eco-Echo NGO rescues 6.5 feet Indian rock Python from Mahim causeway in Mumbai on Wednesday, 02 October 2013.

Ghazal singer Anup Jalota interacts with Marathi actors Urmila Kanetkar while Snaket Pathak looks on during the musical hindi play of Krishna Priya in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 December 2012.

A snake charmer displays his skills in a market place on the outskirts at Bishramganj, 40 kms south of Agartala, India's northeastern capital of Tripura in Agartala on Thursday, 13 September 2012.

A snake charmer displays his skills in a market place on the outskirts at Bishramganj, 40 kms south of Agartala, India's northeastern capital of Tripura in Agartala on Thursday, 13 September 2012.

A snake charmer displays his skills in a market place on the outskirts at Bishramganj, 40 kms south of Agartala, India's northeastern capital of Tripura in Agartala on Thursday, 13 September 2012.

A snake charmer displays his skills in a market place on the outskirts at Bishramganj, 40 kms south of Agartala, India's northeastern capital of Tripura in Agartala on Thursday, 13 September 2012.

A snake charmer displays his skills in a market place on the outskirts at Bishramganj, 40 kms south of Agartala, India's northeastern capital of Tripura in Agartala on Thursday, 13 September 2012.

Netaji Krida Mandal prepares 40 feet bonfire in the shape of snake question mark, centered eiffgy of Kasab at Worli BDD Chawl 78- 79 in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 March 2012.

Netaji Krida Mandal prepares 40 feet bonfire in the shape of snake question mark, centered eiffgy of Kasab at Worli BDD Chawl 78- 79 in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 March 2012.

Netaji Krida Mandal prepares 40 feet bonfire in the shape of snake question mark, centered eiffgy of Kasab at Worli BDD Chawl 78- 79 in Mumbai on Tuesday, 06 March 2012.

A model dressed like snake as she walks the ramp during B & D Awards, India’s 1st makeover awards in Mumbai on Sunday, 06 August 2009.

Rajasthani Snake Charmer during the world"s largest cattle fair held in Puskar, Rajasthan on Sunday,01 November 2009. The festival hosts around 50,000 camels which are sold, decorated, shaved and raced. Every year thousands of devotees throng the lake around the full moon day of Kartik Purnima in October-November to take a holy dip in the lake. Huge and colorful cattle fair "The Pushkar Fair", is also held during this time.

A model dressed like snake as she walks the ramp during B & D Awards, India’s 1st makeover awards in Mumbai on Sunday, 06 September 2009.

Indian oarsmen take part in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Indian oarsmen take part in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Foreigners watch the 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Foreign oarsmen and women take part in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Indian oarsmen struggle to take lead in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Indian oarsmen take part in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

Indian oarsmen struggle to take lead in 57th edition of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppy at Alappuzha District in Kerala on Saturday, 08 August 2009. The boat races which feature both men"s and women"s competitions take their name from India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who inaugurated the trophy in 1952.The race begins with a colourful pageant of floats performing arts and decorated snake boats known as "Chundans".

White belied Sea Eagle: - The bird is found in coastal areas, There are more than 80 nest are recorded in Konkan area alone, right from Ali Baug to Goa. The main food of this bird is a fish and poisonous sea snakes, when the snakes come to the edge of water for breathing, the eagle’s sharp eye locate it from distance and catches it.

Houbara bustard: - The Houbara size is 60cm while standing, they occurs from Canary islands of Spain to north Africa and middle east to Central eastern and southern Asia, it breeds in Baluchistan and winter visitor to Pakistan, Rajasthan and Gujarat’s sandy semi deserts.They roost in open places ad bare areas, when disturbed they try to hide their head and becomes camouflage with ground. Houbaras are omnivorous, but largely feed on vegetarian, taking tender shoots of wheat and various berries, also ants beetle, grasshoppers and locust, lizards and small snakes.

Crested Serpent eagle: - This eagle is resident of Indian jungles and an indicator of healthy forest, this eagle usually feeds on snakes, one can see them sitting on tree branch for hours, to catch the prey. It have small crest on the head.

Two kids died of poisonous snake bite in Manibeli school a year ago. Kids studying with the help of electricity provided by generator. Power is available in the village for only 2 hours a day.

A woman artist gives finishing touches to an idol of a snake(naag) made out of clay in Mumbai on Sunday,August 07, 2005. Many people worship snake on the occasion of Naag Panchami which falls on Wednesday this week.

A boy gives finishing touches to an idol of a snake(naag) made out of clay in Mumbai on Sunday,August 07, 2005. Many people worship snake on the occasion of Naag Panchami which falls on Wednesday this week.

BSPCA inspector Sunil Ranade"s six year old daughter Dakshata holds Earth Boa snake (Non-Poisonous) in her hand at BSPCA Animal Hospital, Mumbai on Thursday,September 22, 2005. The staff has rescued six different types of snakes from Mumbai’s various locations.

Officials from BSPCA showing seven & half feet long Indian Rock Python in Mumbai on Thursday,September 22, 2005. Six different types of snakes have been rescued from various locations in the city.

Sunil Ranade,Inspector-SPCA displays a snake (Black Cobra) seized from a snake charmer on "Naag Panchmi" in South Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006.The State Government has put a ban on public display and use of rare and alive snakes on the festive day like "Naag Panchmi’.

Sunil Ranade,Inspector-SPCA displays a snake (Black Cobra) seized from a snake charmer on "Naag Panchmi" in South Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006.The State Government has put a ban on public display and use of rare and alive snakes on the festive day like "Naag Panchmi’.

An elderly woman puts the clay replica of a snake to earn her livelihood on the occasion of "Naag Panchmi" at a Railway station in Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006.Hindu women in large numbers worship snakes on "Naag Panchmi".

A boy performs Pooja of a clay replica of a snake on the occasion of "Naag Panchami" in Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006. Hindu women in large numbers worship snakes on "Naag Panchmi".

Sunil Ranade,Inspector-SPCA displays a snake (Black Cobra) seized from a snake charmer (standing next) on "Naag Panchmi" in South Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006.The State Government has put a ban on public display and use of rare and alive snakes on the festive day like "Naag Panchmi’.

Indian Hindu women worship a clay replica of a snake on the occasion of "Naag Panchami" in Mumbai on Sunday,30 July 2006.

Devotees take blessings of Lord Shiva on the occasion of Mahashivratri at Jogeshwari Caves, Mumbai on Friday,16 February 2007.