An incredible video from the Wild and Street Animal Rescue Society has been released showing one of its volunteers bravely rescuing a 6-foot rock python from the water of a 20-foot well in Udaipur, India.
The video shows a group of rescue team members lowering a stick on a rope down the steep walls of the well, hoping the python will wrap itself around it so the volunteers can pull the snake up to safety.
But when this plan doesn’t work, Govind Solanki decides to go down himself and save the day. With a rope tied around his stomach, he precariously descends the walls of the pit towards the stranded reptile floating in the murky water.
When he is near the bottom, the rescuer reaches for the python and manages to get hold of the snake. The python coils around Solanki’s arm as the volunteer scrambles out of the water hole and onto the safety of the ground above.
After the snake was stuck down the well for at least two days, the story finally had a happy ending for the python, who was later released back into the wild.
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WOW!!!! Big blessings to animal lovers & all of us who help them.
A big Thank You for those brave rescuer’s from the bottom of my 💖.For saving the python from that scary dangerous deep well..You all are Total Hero’s.and a great animal lovers.I had a Burmese Python as a pet but sadly died .You won’t believe me but, he was a very mischievous python Plus,so comical😆
How brave is that. It’s about time wells were covered up, children and animals can’t always get out.
Only people with no b rains would put these creatures in danger like this..humans must leave these creatures alone and stop taking “selfies”..its wrong and cruel
Well done Govind Solanki
Well done Govind Solanki!!
Fantastic and so brave