India, July 30 -- As the holy month of Sawan (Shravan) begins, videos showing two snakes moving together often resurface on social media. Many people believe these visuals depict the famous "Nag-Nagin dance", linking the phenomenon to Lord Shiva, Nag Panchami, and monsoon traditions.

The Mystery Behind the 'Nag-Nagin Dance'

But do snakes actually dance? While Hindu beliefs attach deep spiritual significance to snakes during Sawan, wildlife experts say there is a scientific explanation for the behavior commonly mistaken as dancing.

Why are Snakes Considered Sacred During Sawan?

According to Hindu traditions and scriptures such as the Shiva Purana and Skanda Purana, snakes (Nagas) hold a revered place in Hinduism and are closely associa...