Recently, there was a thrilling man-snake battle in the Philippines. A 48-year-old man was riding a motorbike when he was stopped by a 3-meter-long, beer-glass-thick reticulated python.
The man didn't want to cause trouble, so he stopped the car and took the initiative to avoid it, wanting the python to pass first. But what he didn't expect was that the python was so hungry that he didn't want to leave, but aimed at the food in front of him, and took advantage of the man's unpreparedness, opened his bloody mouth and bit his hand, and swept his tail over and wrapped around the man's body.
The man's arm was bleeding and it was becoming more and more difficult to breathe, and the python killed him. The man felt that if he continued like this, he would be entangled, and this was his only chance. So, he began to fight back.
He took advantage of the opportunity of the python to bite his arm, and began to bite the python's neck, biting one bite at a time, first biting the skin, and then biting the flesh inside, after a few minutes the python's neck also became bloody and blurred, gradually, the man found that the python's strength around himself was getting smaller, after more than ten minutes of desperate struggle, and finally the python let go of its body, and it was bitten to death by the man one bite at a time.
But the man's injuries were not light, and he was already feeling dizzy, so he struggled to get up and went to the village to call for help. Fortunately, the reticulated python is not poisonous and does not hurt the arteries, otherwise it would have lost too much blood and it was unimaginable.
Eventually, the dead python became a meal on the villagers' plates. This real-life version of the human-snake battle ended with humans winning.
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