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14 July
Four Cypriot eels were spotted cooling off in a stream, captured in an impressive video.
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Renowned snake handler Giannis Angelis encountered four native Cypriot vipers, known as "finas," while walking in a mountainous region of Cyprus. He captured the event on video, which showcases the snakes in a stream, shedding their skin—a rare and fascinating sight. The incident has been described as an extraordinary experience, highlighting an aspect of wildlife rarely observed.
In his reflections shared through social media, Angelis emphasized the beauty and excitement of observing these snakes in their natural habitat. The footage, termed "the river of snakes" by various outlets, has garnered attention for its impressive depiction of local wildlife. Angelis's encounter serves as a reminder of the rich biodiversity present in Cyprus and the unique opportunities it provides for wildlife enthusiasts and the general public alike.
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