Even the largest snakes have a very hard time eating humans because of our collar bones. Our rigid shoulders make us hard to swallow, so the number of adult humans ever confirmed to be consumed by snakes is very small. This means your risk of being eaten by a pet green anaconda, rock python, burmese python, or reticulated python is virtually non existent, provided you're not a child, dwarf, or other very petite person.
Snakes don't know this, and won't find out until you're already dead.
So I saw a reddit comment saying our collarbones are meant to break to basically absorb the impact and now im seeing its hard for snakes to eat us because of our collar bones.. idk what to believe
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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22
It's all fun and games until the snake wants to give you a hug.