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Mumbai: 6-foot Indian rock python rescued at IIT Bombay campus, released into natural habitat

The distress call was made after the python was spotted on a tree near the Director’s Bungalow, where it was being repeatedly attacked by crows, officials said

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The Indian rock python was subsequently released into its natural habitat under the supervision of Maharashtra Forest Department staff. Pic/Team OIPA, ACF & PAWS-Mumbai

The Indian rock python was subsequently released into its natural habitat under the supervision of Maharashtra Forest Department staff. Pic/Team OIPA, ACF & PAWS-Mumbai

A six-foot-long Indian rock python was rescued from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay campus after its Quick Response Team (QRT) alerted a joint animal rescue team, officials said.

The distress call was made after the python was spotted on a tree near the Director’s Bungalow, where it was being repeatedly attacked by crows.

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