Picture: Siam Rath

 

The snake catchers were called in Bang Saphan, Nakhon Sri Thammarat in southern Thailand after a family found a large number of cobra eggs and four nests under their house.

 

Owner of the property Kamol, 39, told Siam Rath that a few days ago his wife was looking for a cat that had gone missing.

 

She searched under the house in a darkened space and used a selfie stick to take a picture with flash in an area she couldn't reach.

 

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Picture: Siam Rath

 

She was stunned that this showed many eggs and nests.

 

It was lucky that a female snake did not lash out at her arm potentially giving her a lethal bite.

 

Two rescue foundations turned up and found four nests containing 70 eggs, 64 of which were viable. One snake was captured.

 

The eggs will be hatched and the snakes all returned to nature far from people. 

 

Had the snakes all hatched under the house it could have meant serious trouble for the owner of the property who is a coconut farmer. 

 

A rescue spokesman said that the snakes had fled flooding and the dry conditions with plenty of food led them to lay eggs in this area. 

 

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The snake could have given her a dry bite, not all snake bites inject venom

the first bite is wet, the next once can be dry.

That snake was identified as cobra, deadly

I really don’t believe id be thinking ???? Maybe the first bite will be dry,  just go for it???????? You really think it’s worth taking that chance????????????? No thank you. 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Had the snakes all hatched under the house it could have meant serious trouble

Yes indeed!!

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The eggs will be hatched and the snakes all returned to nature far from people. 

Respect.

I love snakes but I don't think the World would miss these eggs if they were discarded.  Who can deny these eggs put into a random place don't cause displacement of others or migrate near people and kill someone? Thailand treats snakes better than it's people. 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Two rescue foundations turned up and found four nests containing 70 eggs, 64 of which were viable. One snake was captured.

No rescue foundation personal were harmed during the extrication.

I'm sorry. but cobra's.  Big hammer and flamethrower.  Hell, I might just move out.  I hate snakes. 

6 hours ago, jcmj said:

I really don’t believe id be thinking ???? Maybe the first bite will be dry,  just go for it???????? You really think it’s worth taking that chance????????????? No thank you. 

Russian roulette! Hate snakes.

Happy Easter!

Feed them and they will love you!!! ????

I would have solved the problem by burning the house down ????

What about the cat.........

so its great, they dont need antivenom that cannot be found anywhere anyway !