In Unusual Family Business, China Woman Earns Rs 1.35 Crore Raising 60,000 Venomous Snakes

A young woman in China has stunned the internet after leaving city life to return to her hometown and build a thriving business raising tens of thousands of venomous snakes. Qin, born in 1995 and from Guilin in Guangxi province, joined her father’s snake-breeding operation two years after graduating from university. What began as helping out has since evolved into managing a large-scale farm with more than 60,000 reptiles, South China Morning Post reported. Her collection includes over 50,000 five-step snakes, including a highly venomous pit viper, along with nearly 10,000 cobras. Despite the risks, Qin says she has grown…