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Silent Killer Common Krait Climbs Cot in Alwar, Family Panics
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News18•04-10-2026, 17:46
Silent Killer Common Krait Climbs Cot in Alwar, Family Panics
- •Panic erupted in Indok village, Sariska region, Alwar, after a highly venomous Common Krait snake was spotted climbing onto a cot.
- •A rescue team was called, safely captured the snake, and later released it into the Sariska forest.
- •The Common Krait is one of India's most venomous snakes, known for its quiet nature and nocturnal activity.
- •It is identified by its shiny black or bluish-black body with white stripes, though difficult to spot in low light.
- •Residents in rural areas should take precautions at night and contact a trained rescue team if a snake is sighted.
Key Questions Answered
An extremely venomous Common Krait snake was spotted climbing onto a cot where a family was sleeping in Indok village.
The Common Krait can be easily identified by its shiny black or bluish-black body featuring distinct white stripes.
The Common Krait is primarily active at night and moves around without making much noise, making it difficult for people nearby to realize its presence.
