Snake worship is a religious practice that involves reverence for snakes, often seen as symbols of fertility, renewal, and protection. Various cultures, including those in India and Africa, have rituals and festivals dedicated to snakes, reflecting their significance in local mythology and spirituality. In some traditions, snakes are believed to possess healing powers and are associated with deities. For example, in Hinduism, the serpent god Naga is venerated, while in ancient Egypt, the goddess Wadjet was depicted as a cobra, symbolizing protection and royalty.