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Wow, that's pretty hilarious and amusing at the same time. I'm surprised the python did so well against the alligator, I would've expected the alligator to whoop ass. I've kept a lot of reptiles in the past, including lots of boas and pythons, and they're generally pretty lazy bastards unless they're in the process of constricting something. Now I know the answer to one of those nagging questions...
Wow, that's pretty hilarious and amusing at the same time. I'm surprised the python did so well against the alligator, I would've expected the alligator to whoop ass. I've kept a lot of reptiles in the past, including lots of boas and pythons, and they're generally pretty lazy bastards unless they're in the process of constricting something. Now I know the answer to one of those nagging questions...
Mazzotti said it's also plausible the snake scavenged a dead gator. Time, decay and heat then could explain what happened next: a nasty blowout.
"You've got a deteriorating carcass, you've got a buildup of gases, you've got sharp claw points ... ," he said.
Yeah, I think that LAZY mofo had a bit of gas problem
They found that down here in the swamp by me. There's a lot of exotic reptiles out there that have gotten loose. Every once in awhile a huge monitor lizard or a big snake shows up.
That snake by the way is missing the head so they don't know exactly how long it was. Something ate it.