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Vikram Jit Singh

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Sep 26, 2026
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Aug 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Vikram Jit Singh

    Wildbuzz | The beauty of snake battles (opens the original)

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    For the unjaundiced eye, the joining of male rat snakes (non-venomous) in a combat ‘dance’ amid lush monsoon grasses constitutes an epitome of natural splendour. Though frequently mistaken for mating behaviour, it is actually entwined males vigorously resorting to one-upmanship to establish suzerainty over territory, prey and females. This iconic behaviour is often witnessed in mating season and can last as long as an Olympic wrestling bout. A case from Gandaki province in Nepal on May 30, 2023,

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Vikram Jit Singh

    Wildbuzz | Truth about PGI snake (opens the original)

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    A reel posted on social media a week ago went viral. It was speedily picked up by tricity news outlets, including the mushrooming web-based channels so visible on platforms such as Facebook. The reasons for its ‘’virality’’ were not difficult to fathom. It showed a serpent hiding among bundles of linen / clothes at PGIMER, Chandigarh, allegedly on September 4, 2026. The reel was posted with false inscriptions (replicated by news outlets). That, it was an ‘’ajgar’’ (python) and that it was “18 fe

  3. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Vikram Jit Singh

    Wildbuzz | A serpent in the bed (opens the original)

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    Prior to the advent of intrusive CCTV, herpetologists would rely on survivors’ first-hand accounts of snakes climbing into beds at night, especially the highly venomous, hiss-less, light-bite kraits. But thanks to live monitoring, aimed at burglars, etc., two pieces of footage have emerged back-to-back of intruder serpents. The horror, as well as the sheer drama of the filmed encounters, evokes the proverbial ‘awaking to a nightmare’. From the desert region of Phalodi in Rajasthan, a long, thick

  4. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Vikram Jit Singh

    Wildbuzz | A cobra kiss gone amiss (opens the original)

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    The 7th hole at the SEPTDA golf club, Chandimandir, is eye-catching. But a jarring note was struck in the scenic lushness by a golfer’s eyeballing video gone viral. The golfer was seen exhibiting his “commando skills” with a fleeing Indian cobra. Filmed on a cellphone by the golfer’s playing companion (heard in the video warning the golfer) in a reel lasting 1 minute and 57 seconds, the wilful manhandling and kissing of the cobra invited censure from the Haryana forest department and wildlife ex

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