An 8-foot-long Indian Rat Snake strayed itself into the human world in central India's Madhya Pradesh on October 21. The incident took place in Makronia in the Sagar district.

Visuals feature the rescuer walking inside the staff room with all his equipment, to begin with the rescue operation. Within moments, he tracks down the reptile and tries to grab it. After a while of struggle, the expert manages to poke the reptile out of its hiding place with the help of a stick and his bare hands while it begins to curl up mid-air. Fortunately, he manages to get hold of the slithering creature while it attempts to coil to free itself from his clutches.

The Indian rat snake slithered its way into the Government Secondary School in Makronia. Following this, the serpent expert, Akeel Baba, was alerted, and he rushed to the spot with his team to rescue the creature. The expert, after struggling for a bit, pulled the snake out to release it back into its natural habitat.