A non-venomous snake trapped in a fishnet was rescued by two children in Uthaninuagaon village of the district.
The children spotted the snake near a pond and used a blade to cut the net and free the reptile.
Commending their act of kindness, a veterinary doctor, however, warned people against indulging in any such misadventure without first ascertaining whether or not the snake variety was venomous.
Shasanka Shekhar Panigrahi, the veterinary doctor said: "It is really amazing to see what the children did. They saw the snake trapped in a net and rescued it but I believe that it was very risky because they did not know if it was poisonous or not. But I commend their attitude towards cruelty against animals."
The snake was later identified as a non-venomous dhodia breed reptile.
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