A man discovered a nearly 15-foot Burmese python on his property after small animals began disappearing.
There was massive snake on the loose. Small animals had disappeared. Parents keeping their children close. The terror ended around 2:30 Tuesday morning.
True, residents are used to seeing snakes but not 14’ 7”, 160 pound Burmese Pythons.
“I was the first one to see it,” said neighbor, Larry Fahrig. He saw the snake going after his poodle Sunday night. He called neighbors for help but the snake slithered away.
Burmese Pythons are carnivores. They kill their prey by constriction; suffocating small animals then swallowing them whole.
One neighbor had two dogs disappear, but doubted the snake ate them. Another neighbor had three chickens vanish in recent days. Other predators like owls and coyotes typically leave behind partial carcasses or at least a pile of feathers. These chickens disappeared without
a trace.
From its markings the snake appeared to be a Burmese Python. They do not grow or live in the wild of Missouri. It was a somewhat common exotic pet. There were no reports of any missing pet snakes in the area.
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Omg

Someone shld Bring that for nollywood emergency movie.

I just keep wandering the works of nature' how can a snake with such small head swallow an animal 100times its head??

Soup don ready!!!!