Nick Evans Assists Monstrous Black Mamba That Was Driven Over by a Car, Follower Thankful the Snake Is Safe

Nick Evans Assists Monstrous Black Mamba That Was Driven Over by a Car, Follower Thankful the Snake Is Safe

  • Nick Evans went to rescue another black mamba but this time its life was saved by a kind Westville North resident
  • Taking to Facebook, Nick explained the lengths the people went to to make sure the snake was kept safe
  • Nick’s followers' hearts were warmed by the story and they are all hoping the snake makes it through the night

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Mzansi snake rescuer Nick Evans pulled over on Robert Herrick Avenue in Westville North, KZN, to help a huge Black Mamba that had been hit by a car.

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Nick Evans' heart was warmed by a citizen who helped save a very large Balck Mamba. Image: Facebook / Nick Evans
Source: Facebook

Normally snakes who have been hit by cars do not make it. So, when Nick saw the giant slithering around, his heart was very happy.

“My wife and I drove over, expecting to find a dying mamba, which is the case in all the mamba calls I've had where they've been run over. Well, to our very pleasant surprise, it looked very lively!”

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Sharing the story on Facebook, Nick explained how the resident had stopped traffic to make sure the snake was not further injured. Kindness to all creatures is what Nick is about, and he was so grateful.

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“Concerned residents in the Westville North area spotted this large Black Mamba crossing Robert Herrick Avenue earlier today. Noticing it was injured, they stopped traffic to avoid further injuries, or it's death, and phoned me. A huge thank you to the residents for what they did for this snake.”

The people of Mzansi thanked Nick for his help and pray for the snake’s recovery

Nick’s followers were touched by the story and now hope the snake makes a speedy and full recovery. Nick’s kindness to animals is definitely rubbing off on the people of KZN.

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Take a look at some of the comments:

Heather Farquhar said:

“Aaaah I hope he makes it, please keep us updated, big thank you to the people who called you.”

Munetsi Desire Bure said:

“The snake is deadly but beautiful on the other hand. Hope he's gonna make it to see another day.”

June Welch said:

“Hope he lives. He looks awesome. So close to home ”

Melanie Black said:

“For the first time in my entire life... I’ve actually wanted a snake to live. Hope the big guy makes it.”

Mzansi snake rescuer Nick Evans snatches another black mamba who decided to chill with a man in his lounge

In related news, Briefly News reported that the floods have made the black mambas of KZN a little grumpy, says Mzansi snake rescuer Nick Evans. Having been called out a lot lately to catch black mambas, Nick has been hella busy.

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Nick’s most recent black mamba snatch was in the Umkumbaan area. A man was casually shaving his head in his lounge when he noticed something moving - it was a black mamba. The man immediately called Nick and asked him to get there ASAP!

Taking to his Facebook page, Nick shared the details of the story and how he managed to bag the extremely deadly slang. This man’s love for these animals definitely has an angel watching over him.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.