02.07.2025 11:53
In the Yüksekova district of Hakkari, nature observer teacher Ümit Bartın found a snake skin believed to belong to one of the most venomous snake species in Turkey.
As every week, teacher Ümit Bartın, who contributes to the promotion of Hakkari and its districts, visited the village of Dağlıca located on the Iraqi border this week. While walking in the region's challenging and unique nature, he made a remarkable discovery.
ONE OF THE MOST POISONOUS SNAKE SPECIES
Known for his passion for nature and observation skills, Bartın encountered a snake skin believed to belong to one of Turkey's most poisonous snake species, which is completely unspoiled. Bartın's discovery highlighted the diversity of wildlife in the region.
"AN IMPORTANT EXAMPLE FOR THE REGION'S ECOSYSTEM"
Emphasizing that the skin he found is an important sign of the diversity of wildlife and the vitality of the ecosystem in the region, Bartın stated that the length and structure of the skin would also attract the attention of experts. Bartın said, "Every corner of nature is a secret, and every detail is special enough to inspire admiration. Encountering this skin once again showed us how powerful messages nature sends us."