terrible! A woman in South Africa recently witnessed a snake eating a kitten. She did not expect it to be a Black Mamba known as “the most poisonous snake in the world”. She thought the snake had already left, but unexpectedly reappeared the next day. She needs to call the professionals immediately.
South African snake rescue expert Nick (Nick Evans) revealed on Facebook that he received a report from a woman on the evening of the 16th: “There is a big black snake coming to eat a kitten. I know it is a black mamba.” He received it a few minutes later. The voice message was filled with all kinds of screams, shouting: “The snake is back!” He felt very strange, how might it be so fast? Doubting whether it was a prank, she said it too late, then a video came from the woman, confirming that it was really a black mamba, “I can’t believe it!”
Because his friend Duncan (Duncan Slabbert) happened to be nearby, Nick asked him to help, but when he went to the scene, he found that the snake was gone, which disappointed everyone, but the smell of the kitten was still there, so he was sure that the snake would come back , it turned out that it really came back the next day. Unfortunately, the snake was hiding in a huge log pile with some bushes around it and a shed next to it, it was the hottest part of the day and they were trying to move the log and they ended up in a gap in the middle of the woodpile In the video, I saw a huge black mamba, “its body is so thick that it can hardly fit in it”.
Nick said that the snake knew it had been spotted and started to move left and right to try to escape, but it was finally caught. It was 2.7 meters long and weighed nearly 3 kilograms, so it was released. He pointed out that people might find a kitten cute, but not for a black mamba. For him, a kitten is just a simple meal. At the same time, he also reminded that the black mamba will not bite people randomly, but it is hard to say if humans take the initiative to attack.
It is understood that the black mamba is a large venomous snake distributed in southern Africa. Adults are regarding 2 meters to 4.5 meters long, with an average of 3 meters. It is the longest venomous snake in the area. The venom contains severe neurotoxins. If bitten, it may cause respiratory failure, cardiac arrest and even death.