The house of a family living in Shrinathji Society on Waghodia Road suddenly entered the house of a huge plank of more than three and a half feet long. As soon as the incident was reported, the rescue team immediately reached the spot and rescued him carefully. The operation was then carried out to release him safely in his natural habitat. Hidden behind the washing machine
Basantbhai, a resident of Shrinathji Society, was terrified when a huge reptile was spotted behind the washing machine. He immediately contacted the rescue team and rescuers Nitin Solanki and Pritesh Solanki rushed to the spot. The family heaved a sigh of relief as they skillfully rescued and captured it. Coconut ghee is completely non-toxic and harmless to humans
The monitor lizard is a large and non-venomous animal of the reptile family. People generally believe that it is very poisonous, but in reality it is not dangerous for humans. Sandalwood and Patla Gho are different names for the same animal. It turns yellow at a young age and turns black as it grows. It can be 1.75 meters in length or more and feeds on small insects, lizards, snakes and eggs.
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