We received a rescue call about a cobra that had been sneaking into a backyard and feeding on rooster eggs. The locals were understandably concerned and wanted it removed immediately. We tried to explain that the snake would likely move on its own, as it posed no harm if left undisturbed—but this time, the residents weren't convinced.
It started with a call— A kite was found injured, completely weak, dehydrated, and in deep distress. On closer inspection, we saw something heartbreaking—its leg was completely severed.
The majestic wild elephant that had ventured into Siddapura near to udupi/ Kundapura and was successfully captured and relocated in a well-coordinated mission led by the Karnataka Forest Department.
On April 1st, Uchuu Trust had the privilege of conducting an insightful and engaging wildlife and snake awareness session at Dandatheertha English Medium School, Kaup. This initiative was part of our ongoing efforts to educate young minds about the significance of coexistence, snake safety, and wildlife conservation.
We received a distress call—a python trapped in a net for an entire day! Without wasting a moment, we rushed to the location.
It was late in the evening when a distressed call came in—a Russell’s viper had been spotted inside a house compound. The residents were terrified, knowing how dangerous the snake could be. We quickly grabbed our gear and rushed to the location.
It was midnight when we received a call—a snake had been spotted in a kitchen. We immediately asked for a description. Based on what we heard, it seemed like a kukri snake. But we couldn't be sure. Without wasting time, we rushed to the location.
We received an urgent call about a cobra inside a room! Without wasting any time, we rushed to the location.
It was a regular day when we received an urgent rescue call—a deer had fallen into a deep well filled with water. Without wasting a moment, we rushed to the location, only to find the helpless animal struggling to stay afloat. Panic was setting in, and the crowd around the well was growing rapidly, making the situation even more tense.
A distress call came in—a python spotted in a coconut shed! But wait… the suspicion was two pythons!
