A man from India saved an injured snake by performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after the reptile fell from an electric pole.

In the Valsad district of India, a man named Mukesh Vayad performed an unusual intervention to save an injured snake.

The reptile fell from an electric pole after touching a high-voltage wire, and local farmers witnessed the incident and called Mukesh, known for his help with wild animals. Although the snake appeared dead, Mukesh decided to try to resuscitate it, administering mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration. After a few minutes of effort, the snake began to move and eventually managed to crawl back into the forest. The intervention was possible because the snake was not venomous, which allowed for its rescue.