In recent days, a large lizard was found at the entrance to the building by residents of a small neighbourhood of Yamayama City. Following a call from the crowd, fire rescue workers quickly arrived for disposal.
Upon arrival, the fire rescuers observed that the animal suspected to be a giant iguana was approximately 1.5 metres long, covered in tan, pellets, strong limbs and sharp claws. On the back of it, there's little yellow spots, wildness. There may be animosity in the surrounding environment, and it keeps its head up and spits on the letterhead. When the fire rescuers were able to protect themselves personally, they succeeded in capturing them with a snake trap and handing them over to the wildlife protection station, without their attention to the back.
According to wildlife protection station staff, the animal is a round-snose iguana with very toxic saliva and belongs to the protection of animals at the national level.
There's a king cobra on the Yachar Road sidewalk of the mountain. Upon arrival at the scene, fire rescue personnel quickly locked the position of the king of snakes and found a cobra about 2 metres long. In order to prevent snake injuries, fire rescue workers evacuate the surrounding population, using a pre-prepared snake catcher, to secure the cobra cobra neck and place it in a pre-prepared weave to the field.
Fire-fighting tips: When wildlife is encountered, no easy attempt is made to catch them by hand in order to prevent attack; let alone raise themselves or perform other treatments. The correct approach is to contact professionals for assistance at first instance, provided that they are safe.