'The Snake Man', Nick Evans Details Another Heroic Scary Cobra Catch
- Nick Evans recently shared a post about capturing another cobra in a Durban house
- According to the post, the snake had hidden under a family's fridge after Nick arrived at the house
- Many people once again applauded Nick for being brave in a situation not many hope to find themselves
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Nick Evans recently headed online to share another post about one of his amazing snake catches. According to the post he had gotten a call from a frightened family who spotted the snake in a doorway in their home.
"Last night, a family in Westville North, got quite a fright when they saw this Mozambique Spitting Cobra at their doorway! Instinctively, the one resident grabbed the door and shut it, while the snake moved to the side, slithering behind a fridge. They phoned me, and kept eyes on it. It was trapped in a room.
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"I didn't know what it was in advance, so when I moved the fridge back and saw that brown, pattern-less body, I knew I needed to run back to my car and grab by visor! It was a fairly straightforward catch.
"I pulled it out, while the family watched in disbelief through the glass door. They got a safe, close-up view. The cobra was nearly a meter long. Once I put it in the bucket, it started to regurgitate," he wrote.
Locals had this to say:
Carolina Van Heerden said:
"Thanks, Nick for the info it's great seeing all your adventures keep safe and God bless"
Jenny Matthews said:
"Great informative narrative, Nick. This is something that most of us do not get to see, so thank you for the pictures, even though some may find them disturbing. Well done."
In other Briefly News, famous snake rescuer Nick Evans has done it again, he saved a python that was set to be killed for a meal on Saturday afternoon in Osindiswini near Verulam.
Evans says he received a call from a resident in the Osindiswini area in KwaZulu-Natal and he was informed that a cattle herder had captured a large python a day before. However, the shepherd had different ideas, that of feasting on the snake as a meal.
The environmentally-friendly resident convince the man otherwise and Evans came in to save the serpent. The seasoned snake catcher says it is illegal to kill and eat these protected species as he recounts how he managed to save the snake.
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Source: Briefly News