The King Cobra, which is more than 3 meters long, gets into the car
Xinhuanet, Kunming, April 14 (Zhang Dongqiang and Chang Zongbo) A reporter learned from the News Office of the Natural Resources Public Security Bureau of Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Recently, a 3.1-meter-long King Cobra got under the seat of a roadside car. Fortunately, the owner Find out in time and call the police for help. The police from the Natural Resources Public Security Bureau teamed up with the crowd to capture the King Cobra and release it to the reserve. It is reported that at 13:00 on the 12th, the Mengla Police Station of the Natural Resources Public Security Bureau of Xishuangbanna received a call for help: 'I got a big snake in my car. It is very scary. Please help me to catch it.' After receiving the call, the Mengla Police Station The police immediately went to the location of the caller for disposal. The police arrived in Mengla County on the small road that crossed the river and found a small car parked on the side of the road with a big snake hiding under the front seat. Due to the fright, the snake's head got under the seat, and the police could not judge the type of snake by relying on some of the characteristics. With the help of local villagers, the police clamped the snake’s neck with snake pliers, grabbed the tail, and carefully dragged the snake out of the seat. When the whole snake was caught, the police discovered that the big snake was a king cobra. According to the owner of the car, Mr. Xiao, who reported to the police, at 11 o'clock that day, he and his friends went for a picnic in the woods by the river in Mengla County. Due to the hot weather, Mr. Xiao kept the car windows open for ventilation. At 13:00, Mr. Xiao returned to the car to pick up the items. When he was about to open the door, he saw a snake with a thick wrist on the co-pilot's seat. Mr. Xiao, who was frightened, then called the police for help. After measurement and inspection by the police, this king cobra has a body length of 3.1 meters. As the king cobra had no wounds on its body and had good vital signs, the police then released it to the reserve. (Finish)