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"headline": "Présence de serpents à Ekurhuleni : Espèces dangereuses et précautions",
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Summary of the Text:
This text from the City of Ekurhuleni discusses the presence of snakes in the region. Here’s a breakdown of the key points:
Why snakes are present: The area’s rivers, grasslands, and open spaces provide food and shelter for snakes.
Dangerous Snakes: Puff Adders and Ringhals (Cape Cobra) are common dangerous species. Puff Adders are described as instinctive and quick to strike, while Ringhals are fast-moving and can feign death.
Harmless Snakes: Brown house Snakes, Aurora House Snakes, Olive Snakes, and Red-lipped Snakes are harmless and help control rodent populations. However, capturing them as pets is discouraged and illegal without a permit.
What to do if you see a snake: Residents are advised not to attempt to catch or kill snakes. Rather,they should contact a qualified snake catcher listed on the City of Ekurhuleni website.
