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Thai man has a close encounter with a cobra in his toilet bowl!


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A Thai man called Wittawat contacted  his local snake catchers after having a close encounter of the serpent kind at his house in Thasala, Nakhon Sri Thammarat, southern Thailand. 

 

Witthawat had gone into his loo when a cobra reared up from the toilet bowl.

 

He fled the scene thankful that he had not been sitting at the time when the cobra reared its head!

 

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The cobra was not coming lightly so Witthawat gave the rescue team permission to dismantle the toilet where they found the 1.5 meter long snake curled up in the U-bend.

 

The snake was soon put in a sack before being reunited with nature, reported INN

 

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1 hour ago, fvw53 said:

I cannot understand why such dangerous snakes are not killed. 

Because they're better off in the wild keeping other snake numbers in check.

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4 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Because they're better off in the wild keeping other snake numbers in check.

and the rats

 

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6 hours ago, fvw53 said:

I read in previous cases that - after being caught - the snake was then released in the nature :  I cannot understand why such dangerous snakes are not killed. 

Snakes don't go around killing , murdering and going on rampages trying to kill people . 

   Mosquitoes are the things to be concerned about, they kill about 2 million people every year , through malaria and dengue fever 

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So it's OK to kill other animals, or relocate & allow snakes to kill snakes, but not kill one in your yard, that may threaten or kill a member of your own family.

 

A bit selective & hypercritical thinking.

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