Learn how to safely coexist with wildlife


PETALING JAYA: As more developments encroach into wildlife habitats, forcing animals out, Malaysians must be more aware of their surroundings and adopt a culture of safety when dealing with wild animals, says a clinical toxinologist.

In a recent case in Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan, a family of three had a fright when a 15kg reticulated python fell through the ceiling of their house and then slithered into the bathroom.

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