Beltangady: ‘Snake Joy’ Rescues 50th King Cobra


Daijiworld Media Network —Beltangady (RD/CN)
 
Beltangady, Aug 17:
Joy Mascarenhas, popularly known as snake Joy, who is into the hobby of rescuing reptiles for many years, rescued a king cobra from the farm house owned by Ramakrishna Gowda at Indabettu, near here, recently.
 



It’s the 50th king cobra rescued by him so far.

  

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  • muralidharan, kunjathoor,kasargod

    Thu, Jul 09 2015

    Once I have written a few lines about Mr.john mascarnas.But so far I have not received any reply from your side

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  • Krishnappa.Bangera, Aladangady

    Sat, Aug 18 2012

    Very appriciable work.

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  • good job!, santhosh dsouza

    Sun, Aug 12 2012

    such a brave man.!god job joy.

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  • Malathy, Chennai, Tamilnadu.

    Wed, Jun 27 2012

    Wonderful Sir... I like snakes... I'm impressed... But Be-careful Sir...

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  • HARRIS JOHN, KOTTAYAM

    Tue, Apr 24 2012

    A brave salute to JOY. Will you please give me the email id of JOY.
    Thank you, Harris JOhn

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  • Yogesh Kurhe, Deolali Pravara

    Thu, Dec 22 2011

    What I can Say...it's really.....single take off..no retake

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  • Mahua Mondal, Andaman and Nicobar Island

    Tue, Nov 15 2011

    awesome..

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  • pavithra, bangalore

    Mon, Nov 14 2011

    I REALLY DONT FIND WORDS MY SWEET GOD ..... IS THERE SO SWEET PEOPLE WHO PUT THEM SELVES IN PROBLEMS TO THIS EXTENT ............ MR JOY WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW...... HONERABLE SELUTE.:)MAY GOD BLESS YOU .... MAY ALL YOUR ADVENTURE DREAMS COME TRUE.......

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  • prammod patil, india

    Sun, Nov 13 2011

    it's nice work...
    would you please tell me the age of that snake ?
    thanks,...
    & all the best...

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  • pyarejan, Trichy / Jeddah

    Sat, Nov 12 2011

    Really very brave guy. I want to meet this guy when I am in India.
    Is it possible to get his contacts?

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  • manju, mandya

    Sat, Nov 12 2011

    very nice.............

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  • Monnappa, Bangalore

    Thu, Nov 10 2011

    I really wann take or undergo a session of Snake rescue with J.M. without fail. As I have rescued only Brown Cobras, Water snakes, Krait snakes & Keel snakes in and around bangalore.... Hats off to Mr.J.M..........

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  • Jay Chitroda, Mumbai, Borivali

    Wed, Nov 09 2011

    hello
    if there is any adventures than please let me know

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  • prashant more, mumbai

    Tue, Nov 08 2011

    hey snakejoy thanku very much for rescuing king half century. i really wonder why people kill this lovely king of all reptiles.i really wish u all the very best for doing this great job or else our next generation will this this fantastic and the most dreadliest reptile in books and documentaries.thanks again snakejoy for doing this great job for mankind

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  • Kishore, Hebri

    Sat, Nov 05 2011

    Gr8 job,killing snakes wont serve any purpose,,its a magnificent reptile and should be respected by one and all ,,i see these days people killing snakes even in dakshin kannada

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  • maruthu, madurai

    Fri, Nov 04 2011

    joy,we r the only hope for the kings life in man /animal conflict,keep going .best wishes

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  • scatterdsnake, khmmam

    Wed, Nov 02 2011

    wonder ful unbelivableeeeeeeeeeee.i like snakes very much bt i was scatter to see them

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  • N BABU, TIRUPPUR TAMIL NADU

    Tue, Nov 01 2011

    IT S REALLY FANTASTIC AND AMAZING PHOTOGRAPH . HOW IT POSSIBLE . SUPERB

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  • chandu, eluru

    Sun, Oct 30 2011

    Superb work stunning photos good job dude keep it up...........
    Even iam also a lover of snakes but i cant dare to do it.....
    keep it up........all the very best for the rest of your life...

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  • Naveen Suri, Bangalore

    Thu, Oct 27 2011

    stunning pictures!!
    would love to join the rescue camp near by Bangalore.

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  • ARUN MOHAN, ALAPPEY(KERALA)

    Tue, Oct 25 2011

    I lOVE SNAKES. I ALSO USED TO HELP SNAKES IN VARIOUS SITUATIONS

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  • SHARATH KUMAR, B C ROAD,BANTWAK

    Mon, Oct 24 2011

    I LIKE THIS...ITS AMAZING..

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  • manoj, navi mumbai

    Mon, Oct 24 2011

    i love Snakesssssssss

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  • VijayKumar, Chennai

    Fri, Oct 21 2011

    Very very Awsome,great, etc.. its realy shows your brave.
    its appreciate & noble work one that you rendering service to reptiles in view of increasing those lives. Pl take care of you.

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  • ramesh, kerala

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    wow!!! brave man...

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  • shankar, chennai

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    awesome!.. curious question. why it didn't attack you? . is there anything we should do or shouldn't do to handle a snake like you? :)

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  • hinduja, Pondicherry

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    Wow!!! Sir, yu r really awesome.. sensational & amazing. im scared of cockroach even! but 2 get hold of such longest venomous scary creature is OMG!!! just freaking.... hats off to yu for wat yu r.... I think as some1 said earlier yu braveness shud b focused to d public thru media... try 2 snd these snaps:)
    Kudos sir:)

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  • Sunil, Chennai

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    Man. Iam really fascinated by your work. Where can i see your other achievements? Pls load it and send me the link. You need to come in TV's in discovery channel / Animal Planet. Pls send this to those channels

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  • bala, chennai

    Wed, Oct 19 2011

    wowwwwwww i never saw this much big snake, good

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  • Amol, Pune

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Its great!!!! sir i would like to learn more about snakes you are really great
    Congrats !!!!!!!!!!

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  • prajesh, Dubai

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Oh my god...

    i never saw such a big snake in my life time..
    I beleive every living creature in the earth is trying to live in harmony with other living beings, surrounding them..

    But when man disturb them, they are trying to disturb back...
    It is really amazing to see such a poisonous snake in a calm way in the hands of a man..

    Keep it up.. Please be cautious too....

    Prajesh

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  • Dilip, Trivandrum

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Dear Joy, It is fascinating to see your ways of handling. Only request is Please save all the snakes from the snake museum of Trivandrum in the name of GOD! It is typically a concentration camp for the snakes.

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  • Fandry Paul, Thrissur

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    wow... thatz not a king cobra... thatz an " emperor Cobra..." give me thet studz email address...

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  • subesh venugopal, kerala

    Tue, Oct 18 2011

    Hi...

    It's the second finger from left which controls the movement of snake towards the catcher if the that finger is holded then the snakes head will come towards the face of the catcher..always hold the snake lightly...if any one holds tightly..the snake will try to jump from the hands of the catcher....and above all the eye contact......

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  • V.Suraj, kayamkulam/Bangalore

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    OMG....cant believe my eye's.........Amazing talent....... He's above the foreign wranglers....... Luv ya... Please gimme Joy's bhai's no..Pl

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  • amazing rescue operation, laijin

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    the king would have been killed and burnt, if you were not there....if you could be omnipresent dear JOY !!!!!!!

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  • Sharath, Hyderabad

    Mon, Oct 17 2011

    Is that for real....The snake is close to 12-15 feet. Awesome snaps

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  • sreejith, kerala

    Sun, Oct 16 2011

    OH BOY...YOU BEAUTYFUL....,, HOW CAN YOU DO LIKE THIS ....?

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  • sana jinah, mumbai

    Sun, Oct 16 2011

    Its great!!!! sir i would like to learn more about snakes under your guidance. I m into wildlife n want to learn more about snakes..

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  • yuvaraj, namakkal,tamilnadu

    Sun, Oct 16 2011

    Super no words to tell...........

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  • feroz, Kerala-Trissur

    Sun, Oct 16 2011

    Dear Mr.Joy,

    My god, how you are doing this?.
    Wishing you all the best.
    Keep the good work and take care.

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  • Satish matcha, Vijayawada

    Sat, Oct 15 2011

    Awesome.....i never saw such a big snake....Amazing work Mr.joy Keep it up..Be careful.

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  • Jyoti Prakash, Cuttack

    Sat, Oct 15 2011

    Wow,its awesome.Mr Joy you are doing a faboulous job catching this type of endangerous snakes and from this you give a message to us that never fear any reptile if it is big or small. And another thing is I never saw this type of too big Cobra.

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  • AJITH, CHENNAI

    Fri, Oct 14 2011

    Really great , rescuing endangered species is a great thing that everyone should keep in mind...

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  • Mahesh, Chennai

    Fri, Oct 14 2011

    Really awesome... impressive cobra for sure but he is a impressive fearless man to catch it... Snake must to be two humans height....

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  • SAVITHA, VITTAL

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    REALLY IT IS GREAT BUT BEWARE ABOUT THEM

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  • norbert, udyavara

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    can you relesae the mobile Number of mr joy .

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  • naomi brank/dany, mangalore/dubai

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    realy awesome keep it up uncle i wish had seen the real cobra but be becareful

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  • Rakesh, Mumbai

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    Awesome....Never seen such a huge & magnificient King Cobra...Secondly never seen someone handling it so easily....Tremendous.

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  • Sandeep Kini, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    Hats off to Joy's courage, very few people indeed who dedicate their life for such a nobel cause!

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  • Danny/Sharath poojary, Mangalore/Dubai

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    Congrajulations Joy.Keep up the good work.
    But safety first.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Bantwal

    Wed, Aug 17 2011

    Wow what an impressive King Cobra!! Kudos to Snake Joy for doing the noble work of saving reptiles who are being massacred due to lack of awareness and fear psychosis!!

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