Terrifying Encounter: Hospital Maid Saved After Being Attacked by a Python

[Captor]

On 9/19/2024 at 3:42 AM, degrub said:

You want the snake to unwind. That takes a brain and not a reflex. 

Sure if the brain is cooperative which I believe this one is not even if you want it to be. So better shop it of or is there some reflex making continuing squezing if the head is shoped of?

[Old Croc]

8 minutes ago, Captor said:

Sure if the brain is cooperative which I believe this one is not even if you want it to be. So better shop it of or is there some reflex making continuing squezing if the head is shoped of?

When they consider themselves to be in danger, they will stop their attack (unwind) and attempt escape. They don't continue trying to kill prey.

Edited 17 hours ago by Old Croc

[brianthainess]

On 9/18/2024 at 12:06 PM, khunpin said:

Struggling for more than 2 hours without shouting? 🤔 

What's wrong with the story? 🤔 5555ๆ

 

On 9/18/2024 at 8:42 AM, webfact said:

Alone and in pain, she began shouting for help. Fearing for her life, she believed she wouldn’t survive the ordeal, thinking she would become the snake's next meal.

[Lorry]

16 hours ago, degrub said:

Maybe. They are the same family of constrictors. She was able to get help. If it is just you and the snake, sure give it a go. It may release if getting enough pain and prefer to leave. Slashing and stabbing, pretty easy to injure yourself too. 

Good point.  He was alone in the wilderness when he was attacked by the anaconda,  no way to get help.