In a spine chilling incident, a man encountered a 2-foot long snake inside his shirt in western India’s Maharashtra.

Visuals showed a man carefully removing a 2-foot snake from a man’s shirt. The atmosphere during the incident appeared to be quite tense. The man, with focused precision, ensured the snake’s safe extraction amidst heightened curiosity from onlookers.

According to reports, Pramod Gaidhane (40) discovered a two-foot-long snake inside his shirt while getting ready for a jungle safari at Tadoba’s Kolara gate early Friday morning. While Gaidhane works as a canter driver at the Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra resort near the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR).

According to officials, Swarna Chakrabarty, a nearby herpetologist, swiftly assisted. Gaidhane was greatly relieved as the snake, identified as a non-venomous Forsten’s cat snake (Boiga forsteni), belonged to the rear-fanged Colubridae family.