India is the worst affected. Though official figures put the number of annual deaths at around 2,000, “there is a huge gap ...

In Karnataka, Yallappa Gurav was bitten by a Russell’s viper. He caught the snake and took it to Belagavi’s BIMS Hospital. The medical staff treated Y ...

Kolhapur: At the confluence of the Krishna and Koyana rivers lies Karad Pritisangam garden, which houses the memorial of ...

Dr. Sunagar's team studies snake venom variation across India, testing varespladib and marimastat drugs for snakebite ...

Preetisangam Garden, located near the memorial of the late Yashwantrao Chavan, is a major attraction in Karad, drawing ...

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Experts worry that these typically tropical venomous snakes are starting to adapt and settle in Nepal's mountainous areas.

Experts believe the snakes’ sudden presence in the hills and mountains may be a result of changing climate patterns.

At least 10 venomous snakes—nine King Cobras and a Monocled Cobra—were rescued from various places in Kathmandu in the past one and a half months.

New Delhi: Researchers have developed "venom maps" using local climate conditions that could help predict the venom characteristics of Russell's viper, a deadly snake found widely in India.

NEW DELHI: Researchers have developed "venom maps" using local climate conditions that could help predict the venom characteristics of Russell's viper, a deadly snake found widely in India.

King Cobra and Russell’s Viper are among the deadliest serpents and have their own poisonous attributes. These serpents have their own venoms and attacking habits. The King Cobra is considered ...