Polis Chrysochous urges caution around snakes, highlights local reptile park
The municipality of Polis Chrysochous has urged residents not to touch, remove, or kill snakes and other reptiles they encounter. Instead, they recommend contacting professionals at the area's dedicated Reptile and Amphibian Park located in Neo Chorio. The park is focused on protecting, promoting, and safely managing reptiles in the region.
The municipality's appeal stresses the importance of exercising caution when spotting a snake or reptile in residential areas, gardens, or roads. Residents are advised against intervening themselves to ensure the safety of both people and reptiles. This initiative supports coexistence with local wildlife while preventing unnecessary harm.
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