Talk:1972 WANFL season
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FIRST WOMEN SNAKE RESCUER
editSnake are from those groups to which most of the animal and humans are afraid but a lady of India, named as Snake Friend Vanita Borade was honored as First Women Snake Rescuer by India Book of Record also She is the only lady in World who had been Safely Rescued 51000 Snakes from civil area & Released them in forest Natural Habitat by the help of Forest Department of Government of India. Parth Dawange (talk) 04:24, 9 December 2020 (UTC)