Snake Rescuer Nick Evans Saves 2.5m Black Mamba Stuck in a Wall, Mzansi Peeps Astonished at the Size

Snake Rescuer Nick Evans Saves 2.5m Black Mamba Stuck in a Wall, Mzansi Peeps Astonished at the Size

  • KZN Conservationist Nick Evans rescued a 2.5m black mamba that was stuck in a wall in a crazy ordeal
  • The snake rescuer has an extensive track record for capturing danger-noodles trapped in the oddest and most peculiar places
  • Mzansi was utterly surprised at the size of the extremely dangerous snake and commended Nick for handling the tough situation well

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Nick Evans shared the tale of how he rescued a 2.5m long black mamba that was stuck in a wall in a difficult position.

Conservationist Nick Evans rescued a 2.5m long black mamba stuck within a wall.
Conservationist Nick Evans rescued a 2.5m long black mamba stuck within a wall, and South Africans were shocked by the size. Images: Nick Evans- Snake Rescuer/ Facebook
Source: Facebook

The snake rescuer told the epic story on Facebook and didn't spare a single detail to his thousands of followers.

In a long but entertaining post titled "A mamba in the walls", Nick details how he found it while chasing it from another location with a black mamba that seemingly disappeared.

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The snake had crawled into a unit above the one Nick was in and gained access to the tenant's toilet, where he found the snake and said:

"The mamba was stuck, about midway down the body. It's body was stuck between the bricks and the pipe, and it wouldn't budge."

The crazy ordeal lasted for over an hour, which included the snake rescuer being stuck in an awkward position. He then finally hatched up a plan that would eventually work:

"I noticed the pipe it was on, which led to the kitchen sink, was loosely connected. I realized if we could push it right out of there, back into the kitchen cupboard, the mamba would be free."

Nick thanked the security guard, Wayne, who helped him. South Africans were shocked by the dramatic story and commended Evans on his commitment. Read the comments below:

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Lyne Clough said:

"Oh my goodness! They do get themselves into awkward positions. But well done to both of you "

Jordan VandenAvond commented:

"That's pretty neat!"

Sasha Wernich mentioned:

"Absolutely huge. Good rescue. Wayne really brave."

JETBeam South Africa shared:

"Great job, Nick Evans! That was a big boy in a small space!"

Jenny Brick posted:

"Well done, persevering paid off."

Bradley William Carter said:

"Determination pays off!"

Marilie Van Der Walt commented:

"So glad it could be saved!"

Beryl Cook shared:

"Well done pappa mamba and all those that helped."

Snake rescuer Nick Evans catches highly venomous vine snake on a motorbike

In another story, Briefly News previously reported on how KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans got a call-out that he never expected to get in the winter season. A highly venomous vine snake was trying to catch a ride on someone’s motorbike, lol.

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While many people fear snakes, people like Nick have made it easier to understand them and have given people a lot more to think about when coming across one.

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Siphesihle Luthango Siphesihle Luthango is an up-and-coming journalist and an experienced English teacher. He holds a Bachelors of Social Science majoring in Journalism and International Studies (Cum laude) from IIE MSA. He has a passion for telling human interest stories and joined the Briefly News team in August 2022. He enjoys watching documentaries and reading current affairs and philosophical books.