A brave policeman revived an unconscious snake using CPR.

Footage shows Constable Atul Sharma administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation to the serpent in Madhya Pradesh, India.

Reports indicate that the reptile lost consciousness after falling into pesticide-contaminated water.

The snake was successfully revived and safely released back into the wild.

In another incident, wildlife rescuer Yash Tadvi performed CPR on a checkered keelback on October 16 in Vadodara, Gujarat.

He carefully grasped the non-venomous snake's neck, opened its mouth, and began pumping air into it, administering CPR for about three minutes.

After successfully reviving the reptile, the local forest department reportedly took it over for further care and rehabilitation.