In a rare and heartwarming display of compassion, a young snake rescuer in Gujarat brought a snake back to life by administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) after the reptile suffered a severe electric shock.
The incident involved a Rat Snake that was moving near an electric line when it was electrocuted. Local residents noticed the snake struggling, on the brink of death, and quickly informed Mukesh, a local reptile conservationist and rescuer.
Timely Intervention Saves a Life
Mukesh immediately rushed to the location and found the snake in a critical, almost lifeless condition. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the expert decided to administer CPR, a life-saving technique rarely used on reptiles.
- Rescue Technique: Mukesh carefully performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and gentle compression on the snake's body, effectively providing the equivalent of CPR.
- Successful Revival: Due to the rescuer's timely and precise action, the snake showed signs of life and eventually revived. The entire incident was captured on video, showcasing the amazing effort and dedication.
The locals praised Mukesh for his selfless act, noting that his presence of mind and knowledge saved the life of the reptile. The incident underscores the crucial role played by local conservationists in protecting wildlife, even in the most unusual of emergencies.
