Snake Cell Andhra Pradesh

Snake Cell is a voluntary organization working for Conservation of Reptiles. It was started on 2009 and registered itself as an NGO (537/2009, AP/2009/0017904). The organization is officially authorized by Andhra Pradesh Forest Department to carryout rescue operations and awareness programs in Andhra Pradesh. The primary activities Of Snake Cell are rescuing snakes which stray into local residential communities and return them to their natural habitats. Other than engage in snake rescues, Snake Cell also facilitates awareness amongst the general public and educates students about facts, fallacies, misconceptions and myths about snakes.

A team of young animal welfare activists and students run the Snake Cell organization. With a mission to save snakes, Snake Cell promotes wildlife conservation as a philosophy and a hobby. Since the organization was founded, Snake Cell has successfully attempted to save over 1000 snakes and has educated thousands of people about issues related to snakes.

The Big Four are the four venomous snake species responsible for causing the most snake bite cases in South Asia (mostly in India).

The Big Four:[3]

• Indian cobra, Naja naja, probably the most famous of all Indian snakes.
• Common krait, Bungarus caeruleus
• Russell's viper, Daboia russelii.
• Saw-scaled viper, Echis carinatus.

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  Naja naja, the spectacled cobra.
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  Bungarus caeruleus, the common krait.
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  Daboia russelii, Russell's viper.
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  Echis carinatus, the saw-scaled viper.

• King Cobra
• Bamboo Pit Viper
• Banded Krait
• Sea Snake

• Common Worm Snake
• Indian Rock Python
• Eryx johnii
• Common Wolf Snake
• Barred wolf snake
• Banded Kukri Snake
• Striped Kukri Snake
• Buff Striped Keelback
• Green Keelback
• Checkered Keelback
• Olive Keelback
• Trinket Snake
• Rat Snake
• Banded Racer
• Bronzeback Tree Snake
• Green Vine Snake
• Common Cat Snake
• Dumeril's Black-headed Snake
• Dog faced Water Snake

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