LAHORE:
Lawrence Gardens staff killed a 10-feet-long python on Saturday after it had been sighted.
Wildlife Assistant Director Abdul Shakoor told The Express Tribune that the department would present the body of the snake to a magistrate to obtain permission to stuff the serpent.
“Most pythons found in the monsoon tend to be 10 to 15-feet-long.
This is normal for pythons,” he said.
Shakoor said the serpent had probably crept into the park from a sewage drain. “Lawrence Gardens is extremely old and happens to present a good environment for the snake,” he said.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 13th, 2015.
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