In Sobradinho, located in Brazil's Federal District, a local resident stumbled upon a Jararaca, a highly venomous snake, in their kitchen on the night of Friday, the 20th. The snake was found on the kitchen countertop, prompting the homeowner to contact the military police for assistance. This incident highlights the potential wildlife-human interactions that can occur in urban settings, particularly in areas adjacent to natural habitats.

The military police's Environmental Battalion quickly responded to the call, confirming the snake's identity as an adult Jararaca, known for its dangerous venom. Upon arrival, the team implemented safety protocols to ensure the safe capture of the snake, which involved isolating the area to protect both the residents and the animal. The police emphasized their commitment to managing such wildlife encounters professionally and safely.

After successfully capturing the snake with appropriate equipment, the military police returned it to its natural habitat, far from urban development. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting local wildlife and the need for responsible practices when living in proximity to natural areas. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident, ensuring a safe resolution for all parties involved.