3m Python Stuck in Fence Extracted by Snake Catcher Nick Evans, Pics Show Christmas Day Adventure

• Well-known KZN snake catcher Nick Evans was a busy man, including during the festive season 
• Nick Evans put on his hero face on Christmas day after getting a call about a large snake in distress
• A python that found itself in a sticky situation received all the help it needed from the passionate KZN snake rescuer 

Nick Evans dedicated his day to yet another snake. This time, he was at work on Christmas for the sake of the slithering creature. 

After seeing photos of Nick Evans' hard work, many people were impressed. Online users shared their thoughts on the rescue effort.

Nick Evans helps python 

In a Facebook post, Nick explained that he helped a three-meter female python early Christmas morning. The large snake attempted to slither through a small gap in a fence and got stuck. Nick said that they had to cut the fence open and that the snake was near death. See the post below:

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SA applauds Nick Evans 

Many people were impressed by the snake rescuer's dedication. People praised him for doing inspirational work.

Cathi Couper cheered:

"You guys make a Christmas heart feel even MORE elated at the savibg of this beautiful python."

Mark Crozier said:

"Hell's bells, you guys are really something... talk about going above and beyond. Take a bow!! 👊👏💪"

Miranda Gerson wrote:

"What an amazing rescue, Nick and Carla. Thank you so much for saving this beautiful python's life."

Mzomba Nyamatane added:

"You are such an inspiration to us, new snake handlers, Nick❤"

Lori Hamer Hill cheered:

"Way to go, Nick and Carla! You make a great team ☺️. Gorgeous python 🐍. Thank you for all you do!"

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Facebookers reacted to the post and remarked on the size of the reptile, thankful that it was caught.

The black mamba was rescued by well-known snake rescuer Nick Evans, who operates in the province known to be home to many dangerous snakes.

Source: Briefly News