'Here, Let Me': Woman Picks Up Snake From Man Struggling With It On Walkway, Mzansi Stunned
- A young woman has been hailed as a hero on social media after a video that shows her picking up a live snake from a walkway emerged
- The viral clip of the entire event was viewed a whopping 600 million times on Instagram
- Many reacted to the post with shock, while others had a far more hilarious response to what they had just seen
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A young woman is everyone's lips for her bravery after a video that shows her picking up a live snake from a walkway emerged on social media.
The cool and composed impromptu snake-handler broke no sweat as she strode right up to a tentative man who initially tried to remove it from the walkway with a stick.
The clip, taken near what appears to be a public place, shows the daring onlooker squat down, and without batting an eyelid, take hold of the snake in one hand.
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She then walks across the lawn and deposits the snake near the lake, before making her way back, much to the relief of other curious onlookers.
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The video, viewed a whopping 600 million times, was shared on the @memelif3_ Instagram page.
The caption read:
"She’s the main character."
Many reacted to the post with shock, while others had a far more hilarious response to what they had just seen.
Briefly News went down the comments to bring readers some of the most interesting and bizarre reactions.
@hahnoalmano said:
"If you marry her she will most definitely take care of the spiders in the corner of your room."
@fay3talitea wrote:
"Haha them snakes be regulars. 'No, Jessica, I was waiting for my margarita!'"
@f2.apt cautioned:
"Not that smart. The snake could've bitten her, that's why when you carry a snake, hold it right behind its head so that it can't turn around and bite anybody."
@saniakhan.22 noted:
"Thought she was going home with the snake."
@kingjturner observed:
"She has secret hidden powers I’m almost certain! I like her."
@prettyboylarge offered:
"That's like me and my GF. She is my hero."
"This mamba was the female the boys were fighting for!"
In related news, Briefly News previously reported that well-known Durban snake handler Nick Evans is reliving the moment he had an unforgettable encounter with a deadly Black Mamba, Africa's longest venomous reptile.
Their reputation is well-earned and Evans, who on his way to the mamba call from a frightened homeowner on a particularly fateful day in July, took to recounting the tale with glee.
Turning to Facebook to share his latest experience, Evans poured over his adrenalin-pumping encounter with an impressive level of intricacy.
Source: Briefly News