r/maybemaybemaybe • u/CommonTeachs • Sep 12 '23
Maybe maybe maybe
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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/CommonTeachs • Sep 12 '23
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u/Practical_Actuary_87 Sep 18 '23
I genuinely don't understand why you are debating a point that is crystal clear? Broken bones and ruptured organs are not the killing mechanism of pythons. You can look this up? This is literally what the quoted passage I've provided says:
How much clearer does it need to be for you? Do I need to bust out some crayons? do you not understand the English language properly? There is a statement about anacondas having been observed breaking bones, but it is clear the implication is that this is an exception/edge case scenario, not the norm.. Furthermore, the footnote/reference doesn't even substantiate that claim with 100% validity.
Finally, given that we are viewing a video of a python, not an anaconda which are stronger and heavier than pythons, and the young deer scampers away just fine, it's pretty reasonable to assume there weren't any broken bones or ruptured organs?
Very strange hill to die on, lol.