Nick Evans Rescues Massive Black Mamba, Reveals It’s One of the Biggest He's Ever Seen and Saffas Applaud Him
- Snake rescuer Nick Evans posted his latest catch on Facebook after he admitted the snake was one of the biggest black mambas he's ever seen
- He recounted that the serpent was lodged inside an old freezer, which made the rescue more dangerous and difficult
- Peeps hailed Nick for eventually rescuing the sneaky snake and were surprised at how big it was
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Nick Evans did it again with a black mamba rescue, but this time admitted that the snake was quite a sizeable specimen for a black mamba. In his post, Nick described the hair-raising rescue process:
"I gently clamped down with the tongs. It lunged itself forward in a panic."
He was finally victorious and shared snaps of the snake to show its size.
Source: Facebook
Nick Evans' Facebook followers hailed the snake rescuer and expressed joy over getting to catch another black mamba. Other peeps were taken aback by the serpent's size.
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Karrin van Rensburg exclaimed:
"Omg that is a big one! Well done Nick."
Stephanie Naidoo praised Nick:
"Well done Nick, WOW! What an awkward place to be hiding under ."
Linda Park revel on Nick's behalf for finally rescuing a mamba again:
"Mamba drought broken. Nick is smiling. Others running for the hills."
Sharon Naidoo jokingly insinuated that the snake was in search of a party:
"Yoh from braai stands to freezers. These mamba want to challenge the big stuffs ."
Michelle Crawford exclaimed:
"Holy cow. That's huge!"
Pame VM joked:
"I would just move houses, she can keep it."
Nick Evans nabs tiny black mamba at Durban home, Mzansi heaves a sigh of relief
Nick Evans' latest catch was the polar opposite to another one of his black mamba rescues. According to Briefly News, Snake rescuer Nick Evans has caught yet another black mamba at a home in Westville in Durban and Saffas have applauded his bravery.
Evans took to his social media account to post two snaps of his latest catch. He said that he got a call about a black mamba in the Westville area first thing one morning. He recounted:
"The homeowner, who has called me before for a mamba, was outside when he saw the mamba enter his front door.”
He said due to the family moving there were many boxes in the house making it difficult to find the snake. After much searching, they almost decided to give up when something caught Nick's eye in the corner of the room. It was a tiny black mamba:
"Cute little thing. Still, highly venomous!”
Source: Briefly News
