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24 king cobra hatchlings released after successful community conservation effort in Anakapalli

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24 king cobra hatchlings released after successful community conservation effort in Anakapalli
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Twenty-four king cobra hatchlings were successfully released into the wild in Anakapalli, Andhra Pradesh, following a community-led conservation effort. The project involved local villagers, the Forest Department, and the Eastern Ghats Wildlife Society working together to protect the nest.

In a remarkable example of community-led conservation, Rajampeta village in Sankaram Panchayat, under the Chodavaram Forest Range of the Anakapalle division, has emerged as a model after 24 king cobra hatchlings were successfully released into the wild following nearly six weeks of protection and monitoring of a nest.

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