VOICED : The snake catching tribe saving lives in India

The video discusses the life and work of Cali, a snake catcher in India, who earns money by catching snakes like vipers and cobras. Despite the risks, this work is crucial for his tribe's income. The Arula tribe has improved snake bite treatment by harvesting venom for anti-venom production. The process involves injecting venom into horses to create a universal anti-venom. India, with over 200 snake species, faces frequent snake bites, making this work vital.

What are the risks associated with catching snakes as described in the text?

What is the primary source of income for Kaley's tribe?

What is the significance of the work done by the Arula in relation to snake bites?

Describe the process of how anti-venom is produced from the venoms harvested from snakes.

How many serpent species are found in India, and what is notable about their venom?