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Duck-Eating Python Subdued After Epic Struggle

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Duck-Eating Python Subdued After Epic Struggle

By Asaree Thaitrakulpanich, Staff Reporter

 

 

KRABI — That feeling when you get so big, one duck isn’t enough.

 

Animal rescue workers in the southern province of Krabi said it took them hours to subdue the largest python they’ve encountered this year after it was discovered Friday snacking on a noodle shop’s ducks.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/calamity/2018/05/04/duck-eating-python-subdued-after-epic-struggle/

 

 
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They respect the head.  Could eat a baby.  

One man to the one holding the head............"We're gonna need a bigger cage!!"

14 hours ago, Elkski said:

They respect the head.  Could eat a baby.  

or over a year's time - 50 soi dog's.  I raised 16 Berms in Vietnam, they will continue to grow as long as they are fed regularly, I can attest how fast they grow with a steady supply of rats, rabbits, ducks, chickens etc etc etc...........great source of lean meat, traditional medicine and beautiful skins.

I had one about 3 metres  outside the house a  few  months back, just shooooed it away with a few pebbles to let it control the too many dogs around here.

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