Huge Black Mamba Snake Pulled From the Body of a Car by KZN Snake Rescuer Nick Evans in the Pouring Rain

• KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans did it again, saving another black mamba that could have harmed a lot of people, or even itself
• Monkey rescuer Carol Booth shared footage of Nick rescuing the black mamba from the body of a car
• The video had people once again clapping for Nick’s selfless and heroic act, keeping the snake and people safe

KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans will do whatever he has to save a snake. Come rain or shine, Nick is there. He got underneath a car in the pouring rain just recently to save a huge black mamba, and his efforts were applauded.

It takes a lot of courage, commitment and love for an animal, especially snakes, to do what Nick does. People really respect his heartwarming hustle.

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Monkey rescuer Carol Booth shared a video of Nick rescuing the black mamba from the body of a car. Knowing what it means to save animals, Carol was extremely grateful for what Nick had done.

“The barefoot snake rescuer does it again. Well done Nick Evans.”

The people of Mzansi applaud Nick’s awesome work

Knowing that not many people out there would do, or can do, what Nick does, people always take the time to give him some hype.

Take a look at a few of the sweet comments:

Sue Isaacson said:

“Cool, calm and collected takes on another meaning here !! very close to that shop though think I recognize the area!!!”

Libby Venter Johns said:

“You are amazing Nick ”

Gail McCann Westphal said:

“Much admiration for you guys”

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Dina Zulfikar said:

“Amazing! Great to see all happy snake is rescued and about to be released safely.”

Vanessa Beets said:

“Fantastic job well done.”

Nick Evans spots 3 night adders at Durban business premises and gives safety tips: “Take a bite seriously”

In related news, Briefly News reported that snake rescuer Nick Evans spotted three puff adders in different places at the same Durban Business premises and gave people some advice on how to deal with a bite on a person and on a pet.

The reptile man shared his danger-filled tale through a Facebook post. The fascinating tale Nick Evans started was prefaced by what had been going on with night adders lately:

"Night Adders have been very, very busy, and I've been getting multiple calls for them daily."

Source: Briefly News