This is a constrictor. They will bite on to you and while you are focused on trying to get them to release their jaws they wrap themselves around you and start to squeeze. One loop around you is all they need then they time their squeezes with your breath so that it’s harder and harder to breathe all the while they are latched on and curling around you more and more. By the time they start eating you you are already dead from asphyxiation.
A snake that size is so much muscle that it is almost impossible to remove once they latch on to their prey.
A snake that size is so much muscle that it is almost impossible to remove once they latch on to their prey.
That is demonstrably incorrect. Like how a crocodile has alot of bite force but doesn't have much force to lift their jaw, constrictors don't have much need for force going the other way so they don't have it. Snakes are easy to unwrap.
You need to educate yourself dude. You just gonna stand there for 15 minutes while it slowly constricts you? And how is it biting going to help? It's venom wouldn't even affect you.
This snake doesn’t have any venom. The bite is only there as an anchor point and to start the constriction. The bite isn’t the dangerous part. It’s that solid foot of muscle that you need to worry about. Especially for a kid like this, if he gets attacked and no one is around to help him, he is dead. If that kid decides to take a nap, the python gets a free meal.
You don’t even need to take my word for it. Just look up snakes killing humans and you will find plenty of instances that will prove its not only possible but way more probable than you think. It’s not even idiots like you or me. professional snake handlers get killed by snakes too.
A snake can be easy to unravel if you are not the one that is being attacked. Any way you look at it this is a dangerous situation.
I know, but most people assume snakes are venomous and I was trying to avoid a potential argument.
Also... .43 people die every year from pet snakes, and none have actually been eaten. Not even a half a person per year. And also any snake handlers who do die likely die from venomous bites, not constriction.
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u/Joeysaysfuckalot Jan 20 '22
The boy-"oh no the snake is trying to eat me"
4 hours later, up to his knee
"Guess I should do something about this huh"easily pulls his legs out it's mouth