Believe it or not there are some certain people who find snakes cute and keeps them as pats but what does one do if they find a snake just walking and minding it's business. At situation like this, many would kill the snake but this man is urging South Africans not to kill this snake if they ever come across it.
Photo: Facebook @Hello South Africa
Taking to Social Media, Preseen is looking for his snake. Preseen said the yellow anaconda escaped in Starwood, Phoenix on Thursday, 27 January 2022.
A 1.8m pet anaconda is on the loose in Phoenix, north of Durban. The snake belonged to the young man that told the media the snake was a beloved family pet and hope whoever finds her takes good care of her or returns the reptile to him.
Nair said the name of the snake is Medusa and is yellow in colour and non venomous. Please be aware of your surroundings, if you see such please immediately contact the police, pat lives also matters.
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https://www.facebook.com/100063911731833/posts/325795039560885/?app=fbl
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