Zahara DawoodbhoyBandara, also known as the Snake man of Matara, has dedicated his life to rescuing and taking care of snakes. While mainly functioning as a tourist attraction, Bandara hopes that his snake farm will help people become less afraid of snakes, and learn that there are alternatives to killing the animals.
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