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In Nigeria, a woman rescues snakes threatened by humans

By , based on Kassataya

In Nigeria, a woman is working to save snakes threatened by human reactions, in a context where the animals inspire fear and superstition. BBC Africa looks at her work and the issues surrounding snakebites in the country.

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