A narrator encounters a snake in Bikaner, Rajasthan, and initially mistakes it for an Indian Spectacled Cobra or an Indian Cobra due to its shiny appearance. However, after closer inspection, he believes it might be a Black Racer Indian Snake. The snake is safely rescued and released in a suitable environment. The narrator explains that the snake, although venomous, is not typically aggressive and is often mistaken for other species. He also mentions that the Black Racer Indian Snake is common in India and is known for its speed. The video aims to educate viewers about this species and promote conservation efforts.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker rescued a snake in Bikaner, Rajasthan.
2. The snake was initially thought to be an Indian Spectacled Cobra or an Indian Cobra.
3. The snake was later identified as a Black Racer Indian snake.
4. The Black Racer Indian snake is not venomous.
5. The snake's venom is neurotoxic, requiring direct injection of antivenom after a bite.
6. The snake can kill a person within 40 to 50 minutes if left untreated.
7. The snake was released in a safe environment, 15-16 kilometers away from where it was found.
8. The speaker and their team traveled 1200 kilometers to rescue the snake.
9. The snake's habitat is in forests and bushes, away from human settlements.
10. The speaker and their team took necessary precautions to avoid being bitten by the snake during the rescue.
11. The snake's species is also known as "Dhamin" in some regions.
12. The snake's behavior is similar to that of a cobra, but it is not venomous.
13. The speaker released the snake in its natural habitat, allowing it to survive and thrive.