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PapayaTapper said:This is textbook monster python defense:
Handsome Creepy Eel said:PapayaTapper said:This is textbook monster python defense:
Whomever made this movie must be the same person that was paid to make D&D's retarded monsters. Since when do giant pythons give their victims 10 seconds of warning while screeching and dancing around in front of them?
Mage said:Handsome Creepy Eel said:PapayaTapper said:This is textbook monster python defense:
Whomever made this movie must be the same person that was paid to make D&D's retarded monsters. Since when do giant pythons give their victims 10 seconds of warning while screeching and dancing around in front of them?
Don't all movie villains (except some horror villains) pause to give time for heroes to do spins, say one-liners, find a gun/broken blade on floor, kiss before doing stunts as couple and so on?
Foolsgo1d said:Some stories of old English explorers tell tales of massive snakes that looked at full grown men and saw them as meals. A shame they went extinct.
TravelerKai said:If MiscBrah volunteered to get wrapped, I'd put money on him. :smile:
The King Cobra normally avoids confrontations with humans but desperate times call for desperate measures.
This deadly snake was so thirsty during a drought that it broke into an Indian village in a frantic search for water.
Dramatic footage shows the kind-hearted villagers looking after their local wildlife.
One man can be seen pouring a bottle of water over the snake's head as it greedily laps the liquid.
The man, knowing that the situation could turn nasty at any second, holds a snake catcher so he can grab the serpent in case things kicks off.
He is assisted by his friend who holds the cobra's tail to prevent it launching a vicious attack.
The 12ft cobra was rescued from a village in Kaiga township. Some parts of southern India have been hit by drought, making water scarce.
Wildlife officials say the drought has severely affected wild animals in the region.
So when the team of rescue workers found the cobra, the first thing they did was to offer it water.
The thirsty cobra can be seen gulping down water from the bottle. The brave rescuer also poured water over the snake's head in an attempt to cool it down.
The snake was later taken to an animal care facility.
MOVSM said:What is it with Indians and cobras?
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debeguiled said:MOVSM said:What is it with Indians and cobras?
Forget taking on a snake. I would be impressed if a forum member was the first person who tried to board a plane with his service cobra.
TravelerKai said:debeguiled said:MOVSM said:What is it with Indians and cobras?
Forget taking on a snake. I would be impressed if a forum member was the first person who tried to board a plane with his service cobra.
What does a Service Cobra even do? Bite bitches that give LMR?
A giant snake measuring 33-feet long has been discovered on a building site in northern Brazil.
The enormous reptile weighing 400kg was found by construction workers following an explosion in a cave in Altamira, Pará.
Footage filmed by one of the workers shows the snake's gigantic body, which measures one metre in diameter.
A video shows the anaconda was chained to a crane and later lifted up to reveal its yellow spotted belly.
Many users left comments criticising the workers' for chaining and apparently killing the snake instead of leaving it in its natural habitat.
However, it remains unclear whether they killed the snake or not.