A 16-foot-long python was found in a sugarcane field outside Mirchiya village in Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh. This area falls under Sampurna Nagar police station area.
In a field owned by village resident Manjit Singh, farmers were working when they heard a noise from the grass near the borewell. On closer inspection, they were alarmed to find a giant python there. The snake had just ambushed a dog in hunt.
The snake was described as having a large, bull-like head and a long, sinuous body. It was estimated to be around 100m in length, making it one of the largest snakes ever seen in the region.
The local wildlife department is currently investigating the sighting and has requested assistance from experts in the field. They are trying to determine the species of the snake and its origin.
The snake was seen in a remote area of Kalimantan, so it is possible that it is a species that is not native to the region. It is also possible that the snake is an escaped pet or an exotic species that was released into the wild.
At this time, the exact identity of the snake remains a mystery. However, the sighting has caused quite a stir in the area and has sparked a debate among locals about the safety of the region.
No matter what the species of the snake is, it is clear that it is an impressive and intimidating creature. It is a reminder of the wonders of nature and the importance of preserving the environment.