Korba News. The monsoon rains continues. At the same time there have been events of the snakes in Korba. The serpent has been moving towards residential areas due to water in the quitting. During this time, the two very beautiful and interesting serpent is also discussed on the Vine Sneak (known as’ Suhavakback Treek (known as’ Dars Dii ‘).
There are many relatives relating to them. Due to their attractive color, shape and behavior, these serpent has been the subject of curiosity in people. But the villagers have a variety of imaginary. There is a myth that attacks an eye, while the other is called ‘a flying snake’.
Suhawa serpenting myth and reality
The wine serpent in rural territories of Chhattisgarh is known as a ‘Suha serpent’. There is an old myth behind this that the snake is like a needle, cause it can attack the eyes of men and harm them. However, it is completely wrong.
Local Snake Friend Avinash Yadav said this myth said that the wine snakes are very calm and like to stay away from humans. Their nose is not a sharp, but also softened, because of the attack is impossible. Speaking of the poison, then the wine is found a light poison in the serpent that is not very harmful for humans, nor does it affect them. This serpent reactions only in self defense, otherwise it is not invaded at all.
The secret of ‘flying’ Dar darf
The second snake, Bronzback tree serpent, called villages in Chhattisgarh, called ‘Fear Dommi’. A certain thing about the snake of the snake is that there are blue stripes under its skin, which shines in light. Because of this bright, people consider it very poisonous, while it is completely misconception.
According to the serpent friend Avinash Yadav, Bronzback Tree is very light in the snake weight. This feature helps it to run on the leaves of the tree as it is swimming in water. In addition, this serpent is also an expert in jumping long from a tree to another. Due to the ability to jump, the villagers have begun to say this ‘flying serpent’. The truth is that Bronzback Tree Silence is completely non-poisonous, it is not very poisonous and does not create any threat to humans.
Sanpe Viper Avinash Yadav has appealed to the people to do not believe in the wrong concepts prevailing about the snakes and do not cause them unnecessary damage. Instead of being nervous on the snake during the monsoon, the serpent, so that these organisms can be caught safely and avoid any unauthorized incident.