Recently, a snake with a length of more than 1 m was found in a residential area, causing panic. Did it hurt the residents?

This is really scary. It is understood that this "uninvited guest" who patronizes residential areas is a brown-black brocade snake, commonly known as "Songhua snake", which is a common snake in Northeast China. It often moves on the edge of forests in plains and mountainous areas, and sometimes even enters houses near people's houses. A big snake "lurks" in a crack in the stone in Little Square, the ninth district of Harmony. Residents around the community are very scared and ask the police station to go out. Snakes are gentle and nontoxic, and generally don't bite people without being threatened. At present, due to the decrease in the number, animals are protected for the country's "three haves". ?

First, the snake catching scene

In order to prevent the people from being hurt, the police evacuated the onlookers, quickly found the bag, put on gloves and held sticks, intending to drive the snake into the bag. The snake is extremely uncooperative and has been crawling around the trees. The police decisively seized the snake's tail, quickly put it into the bag and tied the bag. Subsequently, the police drove to a suitable woodland and released it to nature. What scares me most is snakes. There are all kinds of snakes. It still looks beautiful and scary. ? Two. Humans and snakes

Snakes are now on the list of protected animals. This is good news for snakes. Whether it is poisonous or not, it has a life-saving amulet. The main reason why snakes are listed as protected animals is that the natural environment has been seriously damaged and the survival crisis of snakes has emerged. It is also because of human greed that snakes were eliminated. The high price of live snakes in the market makes snake catchers take risks and look for snakes like treasure hunting. Treating digestive tract ulcer with snake venom has the advantages of relieving pain, increasing food intake, promoting sleep and increasing weight. So people usually catch snakes.

Three. Personal point of view

I think every living thing has a heart. As long as they are not harmed, they will certainly not attack. The residents' practice is the most correct. It is good for both snakes and residents not to hurt snakes blindly. More often, I put it down to open a sunshine avenue for myself. It was a close call.