Snek (nagin) dance-नागिन का प्रेम डांस

Spreading is as natural as digestion. It is not a lie that animals mate, in the same way all animals eat. However, when it comes to these two gliding wild beasts, people just can’t decide if they’re syncing a dance of love or hate.

Mostly in a fight of loving mating these two snakes wrap around each other, it doesn’t seem like it.
To prove who is the strongest of the crowd at Salt Lake in Kolkata, India, they are two male rat snakes fighting for supremacy.
Not about mating, when the two snakes ‘dance’ in an attempt to submit to each other by wrapping each other up and squeezing their upper part ifting.
The dominant male Patius mucosa stabilizes his opponent for a while before letting the female go along and mating.

The ritual can last up to an hour and, while not explicitly invasive, allows the male snake to define its territory and protect its mate.
The dance is often confused with the mythical "mating dance" and is considered sacred by many Indians who worship snakes.
Indians see the snake as a force for strength and renewal in Hindu mythology. The serpent is always used to represent the serpent, a class of deities or beings found in Hinduism and Buddhism.
The serpent represents mortality due to reincarnation, death, and skin peeling, which is considered a symbolic reincarnation.
Snakes can grow up to about eight feet long and feed on frogs, rats, mice, birds, lizards, turtles and bats. Its venom is not toxic.

It is one of the most common snakes found in the mountains and plains of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Indochina.
The deadly venomous Indian cobra and king cobra are often mistaken and so people kill them unnecessarily because of this.

मेरे ब्लॉग में आप को मोडासा के सारे पोग्राम की विडियो -मखदुम हाइस्कूल मोडासा-टॉप फनी व्हाट्सएप्प विडियो-फ्री फुल सॉफ्टवेर ऐप्प लिन्कऔर बहोत कुछ जो आप को पसंद आये, मेरी आप से गुजारिश है की लाइक और शेर करना