**Hyderabad, Telangana** — As heavy rains continue to batter Telangana, residents in Hyderabad and Manuguru are grappling with an unexpected crisis: an influx of snakes, including pythons, into their homes.On Saturday night, a python was found near an ice factory close to Masjid Ahmed-E-Khatoon in Hasan Nagar, Old City. Snake catcher Hakeem Meer Shakeel Ali responded promptly, rescuing the python and preparing it for release into a nearby forest. The incident highlights the growing concern over wildlife intrusion due to the severe flooding.In Manuguru town, Bhadradri Kothagudem district, which has been entirely submerged, residents are encountering poisonous snakes that have entered homes along with floodwaters. The situation in Boddi Thanda of Narsihmulapeta Mandal, Mahabubabad, is equally dire, with all houses submerged and residents taking refuge on rooftops.Organizations such as the Friends of Snakes Society and Animal Warriors are actively involved in addressing the situation and providing support to affected individuals. They urge anyone who spots wildlife, such as crocodiles or snakes, to contact the appropriate agencies. The Telangana Forest Department can be reached at 1800 425 5364 for crocodiles, while the Friends of Snakes Society can be contacted at 8374233366 for snakes. For other animals, Animal Warriors are available at 9697887888.The ongoing heavy rains and resultant floods continue to displace both residents and wildlife across Telangana, creating a challenging scenario for both humans and animals alike.