A real bad day for this 12-foot rock python..
After
the death of a 12-foot-long African Rock Python, park rangers opened its stomach.
Inside they found a 30-pound porcupine.
Its
needle-sharp quills seem to have punctured the snake's digestive tract and may
have contributed to its death.
Pythons,
which are some of the largest snakes in the world, kill their prey by
constriction.
Some
species are known to eat animals as large as antelope or deer. Their prey is
swallowed whole and may take days or weeks to digest fully.
greedy beast. good is hooked too
ReplyDeletelol...both of them died..nature is indeed complex
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