The Philippine National Police Maritime Group 2nd Special Operations Unit gave the animal to the office of the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development Staff, a report said. /PDI
The Philippine National Police Maritime Group 2nd Special Operations Unit , in turn, gave the animal to the office of the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development Staff also on Monday, a report said Tuesday, Jan. 10.A concerned citizen identified as “Justin” surrendered the python. Despite fearing the snake, Justin captured it with the help of relatives and friends, said the report.
The PCSDS brought the snake, which weighs 1.37 kilograms and is 1.85 meters long, to the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center in Barangay Irawan, where a veterinarian checked it. The center will monitor the snake and treat it before releasing it into the wild.
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