Bridge for animals in India is the latest selfie stop


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A unique bridge has been built for the safe passage of animals above a busy highway in Uttarakhand. — Uttarakhand Forest Department/dpa

A bridge made just for snakes, lizards and porcupines in the forested hills of northern India has become the latest selfie stop for tourists headed to a popular Himalayan hill station.

Forest Department officials in Uttarakhand state built the bridge for reptiles and small animals to cross a busy highway without fear of getting crushed.

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