Lurking in Toilets, Swimming the Streets: Snakes of Bangkok Move In
- 6 years ago
Lurking in Toilets, Swimming the Streets: Snakes of Bangkok Move In
“We can give them instant answers so maybe the snake will live,” said Mr. Nonn, who in August was named Thailand’s first ASEAN
Biodiversity Hero, a new award created by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to honor conservation advocates.
“In Thailand, homes continue to expand into the natural environment, so there will be always more snakes in the homes,” Mr. Nonn said.
“Stories of snakes invading homes always sound scary, but as long as you don’t provoke them, they won’t hurt you,” Mr. Prayul said.
“We can give them instant answers so maybe the snake will live,” said Mr. Nonn, who in August was named Thailand’s first ASEAN
Biodiversity Hero, a new award created by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to honor conservation advocates.
“In Thailand, homes continue to expand into the natural environment, so there will be always more snakes in the homes,” Mr. Nonn said.
“Stories of snakes invading homes always sound scary, but as long as you don’t provoke them, they won’t hurt you,” Mr. Prayul said.