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Police in the Netherlands have issued a warning on Tuesday about a dangerous green mamba snake that is currently loose. The snake, which is two meters long and highly venomous, has prompted authorities to advise residents to stay indoors and refrain from trying to capture the reptile.

Authorities in Tilburg, Netherlands received a report from the owner of a mamba on Monday night stating that he had lost his pet snake.

Police have released a wanted poster featuring a mugshot of the highly dangerous coiled green mamba.

On Monday evening, a highly poisonous Green Mamba snake escaped in #Tilburg. Police are urging people in the area to remain vigilant and avoid approaching the snake. Read more: https://t.co/lhVq5qB1tl #snake pic.twitter.com/od2a27cbL5

Police have stated that the bite of the green mamba snake is highly poisonous. It is crucial to seek immediate medical help if someone is bitten.

According to authorities, the green mamba is not aggressive and its cold-blooded nature makes it unlikely to venture outside during the cold Dutch winter.

According to the statement, he prefers dim and cozy areas. If he comes across one, he will become quite calm and inactive.

According to the Pretoria Zoo, Green mambas are highly poisonous predators that are found in the coastal areas of southern East Africa.

The zoo stated that there have been documented instances of this species causing death within 30 minutes.