A rare king cobra nest, built by the only known snake species to do so, was discovered in Nepal's Ambe Community Forest. The find prompted authorities to limit public access and increase surveillance to protect the vulnerable species and local residents during the crucial breeding period.
A rare king cobra nest was found in Nepal's Ambe Community Forest by mushroom collectors on July 15. Authorities have restricted public access and increased surveillance to protect the vulnerable species and local residents during the breeding period, highlighting human-wildlife coexistence.
Loktak Lake in Manipur, India, is famous for its unique floating islands called phumdis. It hosts the world's only floating national park, Keibul Lamjao, and is a habitat for endangered species like the sangai deer and the king cobra.
The king cobra is the world's longest venomous snake, found in South and Southeast Asia, and is considered vulnerable due to habitat destruction and human conflict.
