The temperature rate resurfaces “, the Foundation for Animal Rights, gives some advice to citizens

The Animal Rights Foundation has made an important announcement about the show of snakes when temperatures begin to rise. Their announcement says that the warmer weather means that snakes resurface in various spaces. They have also announced which species are found in Kosovo, [...]
Their announcement says that the warmer weather means that snakes resurface in various spaces.
They have also announced which species are found in Kosovo, also pointing to countries where they can be seen.
With temperatures rising throughout Kosovo, snakes become more active especially in rural areas, fields, forests, even near houses. Among the species found in Kosovo, Vipera (Intensive) is the most poisonous, and while bites are rare, they can be dangerous if they are not treated immediately”, their announcement says.
Where can you see snakes?
On Rocks, mountain trails, and roads
Hide in long grass, bushes, wooden piles, or under waste
Near springs of water or shaded spots during the heat
How to avoid snakes:
Wear closed shoes and long pants when walking in the wild
Use a stick to gently piss bushes or grass in front of you
Do not build stones or logs without first checking
Shun long grass walk without a visible path
Keep the courtyards and properties clean
If you see a snake
) Do not try to kill him or get too close!
Stay calm and slowly leave
Teach your children to avoid snakes and to notify an adult if they face a snake
If you are bitten by a snake,
Stay calm
Imobilize bite limb
) Do not suck the poison or cut the wound
Call Emergency Services (112) immediately or go to the nearest hospital
If you can, consider the serpent's appearance (for treatment), but do not risk your safety by trying to capture or photograph it
Remember: Most snakes in Kosovo are not poisonous, and the vipers only bite if threatened. They play an important role in ecosystem by controlling rodents and pests.
Let's stay safe and informed and respect wild life by defending ourselves and our communities”, the communiqué is highlighted further.












