Chad: a python terrorizes herders in South Kanem

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: September 15, 2026Country: Chad

Society & Lifestyle

Chad: a python terrorizes herders in South Kanem

A python was captured near Mondo in the Kanem province after terrorizing herders and causing the disappearance of several dozen goats. Residents had reported its presence in a wadi, raising concerns. The reptile will be transferred to the Zah-Soo National Park, established in March 2022, to be released as part of a wildlife conservation effort.

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