Scientists sound alarm over troubling trend as snakes invade local communities — here's what you need to know

Scientists sound alarm over troubling trend as snakes invade local communities — here's what you need to know

You're in Delhi. The power's flickering again, rain's hammering the roof, and the air clings like wet laundry. You step into the bathroom barefoot — and stop cold. A snake. Coiled tight under the sink, tongue flicking, eyes like polished glass. It doesn't move. But you sure do — heart racing, skin electric, backpedaling like the floor just bit you. That's monsoon season in the capital now. Wildlife helplines are buzzing, and snakes aren't just s…