Very disastrous beliefs about snakes

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Park Ranger , Nyandungu Eco-park
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In Rwanda, snakes are among the wild animals most likely to be killed whenever someone sees one. In many cases, they are killed not because they have harmed anyone, but because of a widespread belief that killing a snake earns God's forgiveness for seven sins. As a result, snakes are often viewed as symbols of Satan.

What is it like where you live? Are snakes treated the same way in your community?

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Mugiraneza Eulade (He/Him)
Park Ranger , Nyandungu Eco-park

My name is Mugiraneza Eulade and I'm from Rwanda 🇷🇼🇷🇼. I am a passionate conservationist with an Advanced Diploma in Wildlife and Conservation Technologies and hands-on experience in wildlife tracking especially chimpanzee, youth mobilization in climate action and environmental protection as a Green Rising Ambassador. I completed a professional internship at Nyungwe National Park, where I participated in a park-wide chimpanzee monitoring survey, enhancing my field and research skills.

Currently, I’m pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife and Landscape Management to deepen my expertise at the same time working as Park Ranger at Nyandungu Eco-park.

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