TUARAN: A man had a frightening encounter when he discovered a rainbow snake inside his home in Kampung Selupoh this morning.
The resident, Nor Azmer, 34, noticed the snake around 7.30 am while entering the kitchen to prepare breakfast.
Advertisement (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});"I heard a strange noise, like something moving. When I checked behind the fridge, I was shocked to see a snake slithering," he said.
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"Upon arrival, the team found a one-meter-long, 300-gram snake in the kitchen and successfully captured it within five minutes. The operation ended at 8:14 am, and the snake was safely released back into its natural habitat, far from residential areas," he said.
Advertisement (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Sources confirmed that rainbow snakes belong to the pit viper family, are non-venomous, and generally not aggressive.
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