Snake Rescuer’s Daring Black Mamba Save Has South Africans Feeling Anxious: “Most Stressful Capture”

• Nick Evans, a Durban-based snake rescuer, shared a five-minute video of him moving through chopped wood to find a black mamba
• His video had peeps at the edges of their seats as they watched in awe of his amazing rescue capabilities
• South Africans took to his comments section to share all kinds of responses regarding the anxiety they faced while watching the clip

Snake rescuer Nick Evans rummaged through a pile of wood in order to rescue a black mamba. The Durban-based environmental conservationist's choice of footwear was once again a topic of discussion for many.

Evans explained that the mamba 'had a bad day'. At first, it was followed by a cat, then its home was destroyed and finally, he captured it. He also revealed that the large mamba was gravid (carrying eggs).

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Evans, clad in flip-flops and shorts saved the day once again. He thanked the homeowners for calling him to save the serpent.

Check out the rescue clip below:

Read some of the comments below:

Charmaine Hogan Archak said:

"My anxiety was high watching that one - I kept thinking you should have gloves on."

June Welch shared:

"Wow, the snake was playing hide and go seek. Well done Nick. keep up the amazing work."

Bruce Hamilton Peters commented:

"Yoh! Most stressful capture I've seen by you. That snake could have come out anywhere."

Linda Hammond wrote:

"Once again a great save Nick, I was worried about your toes and fingers but know you always know what you are doing, keep safe. I always look forward for the next video and always have to share with my brothers overseas who think you are awesome with snakes."

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Thelma Mac Dougall added:

"You are so cool doing such a dangerous job... And the flip flops."

"Well done": Nick Evans catches Black Mamba, house owner thought it was a cobra

Previously, Briefly News reported that Nick Evans rescued a mamba. The veteran rescuer says he received a call from the Queensburgh area along Northcliff Road.

Evans says the call was one of the most amazing he has ever gone on. The homeowner had thought the snake was a cobra but it was a black mamba, just as dangerous.

As always, the experienced man took to his Facebook page to share the news with his followers and Briefly News is naturally attracted to such an interesting account. Looking at the social media post, Evans explains he quickly noticed the picture that indeed, the serpent was a mamba.

Source: Briefly News