Three Burmese pythons were released back into the wild.

On the morning of January 7th, the Forest Protection Unit of Region 6 (An Giang Provincial Forest Protection Department) coordinated with U Minh Thuong National Park to release three Burmese pythons back into the wild.

Forest rangers released the python back into the wild.

Implementing the plan between the An Giang Provincial Police and the Department of Agriculture and Environment on coordinating the organization of propaganda, combating, and handling to help prevent violations of the law related to the protection of wild animals and aquatic resources in An Giang province, the Forest Protection Unit of Region 6 organized propaganda and mobilized people to voluntarily surrender many wild animals.

Accordingly, Mr. Pham Van Con and Mr. Le Van Quan, residing in Bay Cho hamlet, Dong Thai commune, voluntarily handed over 3 pythons they were keeping in captivity so that the forest rangers could release them back into their natural environment.

At the time of release, the three pythons were in good health and well-adapted to the natural environment in U Minh Thuong National Park.

Text and photos: THUY TRANG

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/tha-3-ca-the-tran-dat-ve-tu-nhien-a472783.html