Captive king cobra sent back ‘home’ to Bukit Baru forest


GEORGE TOWN: The king cobra caught in the hills of Paya Terubong on Sunday has been released back to its habitat.

Senior fire officer Abdul Syukor Musa from the Paya Terubong station said the snake was released in the Bukit Baru forest which is located between Paya Terubong and Balik Pulau.

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