A snake that strayed itself into the human world got rescued in southern India's Andhra Pradesh on July 14. The incident took place in the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant Township.

Visuals feature the snake lurking underneath an air cooling machine inside the residence in broad daylight. Within moments, the rescuer arrives and grabs the slithering serpent coiling in the corner of the house and leaves through the door while the reptile curls up on his hand to set itself free.

The rescuer, identified as Kiran, saved the seven-foot-long Indian rat snake that retreated to the corner of the house. The slithery creatures are generally non-harmful in nature and are known for coming out of their habitat during the monsoon.