Attempt to revive Traditional sustainable agricultural practices of Kerala
Dr G Nammalvar once said in his TED talk and laughed,“Poisons are called medicine in local languages”(puchi marande– medicine for pest‘tamil’). Any word that ends in “cide” would be killing something. So chemicals which kill
There is a lot of misunderstanding between Krait and Common Wolf snake in most part of India. I keep regularly encountering snakes. After I moved to Kerala, I have come across many types of snakes,
Why do Indians worship snakes? Actually we Indians do not worship snakes. Instead we respect snakes. Not just snakes we respect tigers, lions, monkeys, elephants, rivers, mountains, moon, sun, earth, plants and what not ??
Continuation of Nonvenomous – Venomous Snakes and other Creatures found in Kerala Bronzeback tree snake in the below image known as mara pambu has a mild form of venom, Harmless to humans. Hump Nosed Pit
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