A remarkable wildlife rescue story unfolded in Mumbai as 22 Indian Rock Python eggs discovered in a city drain have successfully hatched at a wildlife rehabilitation centre. The hatchlings, now healthy and thriving, have been safely released back into their natural habitat. Video credit: RAWW #IndianRockPython #MumbaiWildlife | MiD DAY

A 13-foot-long Indian python was safely rescued from a farm in Kalhat, Maval, thanks to the vigilance of a local farmer and swift action by the Maval Wildlife Rescue team. Farmer Bandu Pawar spotted the snake in his field and alerted the rescuers, who coordinated with the Forest Department to safely capture and relocate the python. The reptile underwent a health check before being released back into its natural habitat. Villagers closely monitored the snake during the operation, ensuring it rema