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77kaoded reported that 20 locals in Klong Khanan sub-district of Krabi in the south of Thailand thought they could handle the capture of a python that was threatening to eat their animals and pets. 

 

Think again!

 

The six meter long monster proved too much of a handful meaning the locals had to call in the Miracle of Life rescue foundation for some expert assistance.

 

 

A video showed the capture of the serpent and its display for the cameras. 

 

It took nine men to hold it before it was bagged and taken somewhere further away from people and their animals. 

 

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I know the feeling as more than a few ladies were wowed by my python... No, really, i keep a python as a pet, really...

Edited August 11, 20214 yr by ezzra

6 metres divided by 9 = one man every 70 cm. 

8 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

6 metres divided by 9 = one man every 70 cm. 

Not need mask for python. Not need seat belt or helmet to take python away. You no unnerstan?

In my opinion, a truly magnificent specimen.

at that size it starts to see farang as a possible food source 

2 hours ago, ezzra said:

I know the feeling as more than a few ladies were wowed by my python... No, really, i keep a python as a pet, really...

I bet you stroke it every night too.

9 men and Bob Marley

3 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

In my opinion, a truly magnificent specimen.

Agreed. I just hope it was really taken to safety. I have been appalled at the cruel way snakes are treated here. So different to parts of India, for example, where many pythons are household pets.

Would perfectly clean any Soi of barking dogs, screaming children and whining cats. Get me one, please !

6 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

In my opinion, a truly magnificent specimen.

My thought also.

On 8/11/2021 at 12:24 AM, Autonuaq said:

at that size it starts to see farang as a possible food source 

Were to fat. Don't think it could open it's mouth that big. 

 

10 hours ago, ezzra said:

, i keep a python as a pet, really...

So do I. They make great pets. I have a ball python and also corn snakes. 

"it was bagged and taken somewhere further away from people and their animals. "

 

or maybe into a cooking pot - could feed a whole village for a day or two......