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  • Special Correspondent and Reporter, MiD DAY
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Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Maharashtra: 6.5-foot Indian rock python rescued from construction site in Thane

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The rescue was carried out on Sunday by the Wildlife Welfare Association (WWA), which received a call from construction workers after they noticed the reptile taking shelter at the site After the rescue, the python was released into its natural habitat in consultation with the Forest Department. Pic/WWA A 6.5-foot-long Indian rock python was rescued from a construction site in Balkum area Thane West in Maharashtra, after workers spotted the snake hiding beneath a pile of rocks.
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Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Mumbai: Rare bioluminescent fungi spotted in Sahyadri Tiger Reserve

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A wildlife photographer has captured the rare spectacle of bioluminescent fungi glowing across the forests of Sahyadri Tiger Reserve. The tiny fungi illuminate decaying wood and the forest floor, showcasing one of the Western Ghats' most fascinating natural wonders. Glowing fungi cover a tree trunk in the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve.
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Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Wetland destruction behind Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway floods, alleges Vanashakti

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Vanashakti alleges years of illegal reclamation and official inaction are behind repeated flooding on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway Vehicles make their way through a waterlogged road as rain lashes Vasai-Virar in Palghar district on Wednesday. Pic/PTI Environmental NGO Vanashakti has blamed years of unchecked destruction of wetlands, mangroves and low-lying areas in the Vasai-Virar region for the recurring flooding of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway.
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