Snake Rescuer Nick Evans Makes Yet Another Harrowing Rescue, Mzansi Praises His Bravery

Snake Rescuer Nick Evans Makes Yet Another Harrowing Rescue, Mzansi Praises His Bravery

  • Snake rescuer Nick Evans of Durban has caught another black mamba at a home in Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park
  • Evans was called out by Dr Rowan Leeming to his home to capture a sneaky snake hidden in his roof
  • Evans had to climb up into the roof and balance on beams in attempt to catch the slippery serpent and Mzansi peeps are in awe

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Snake rescuer Nick Evans has caught yet another black mamba at a home in Durban. Image: Nick Evans/ Facebook
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Snake rescuer Nick Evans of Durban has made yet another daring rescue at a Durban home. He shared three photos of the harrowing rescue to his Facebook page and Saffas have praised his bravery.

Evans wrote on Facebook that he was called out by Dr Rowan Leeming to his home in Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park after a black mamba was discovered in his roof. Evans had a difficult time getting to the snake, which was hiding out in the hot ceiling.

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Dr Leeming watched the whole scene unfold:

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“Nick had to leopard crawl, on a beam, to find it. He spotted it in a small passageway, hiding under some fallen thatch. It had nowhere to go. He skillfully and safely managed to capture it.”

Facebook users had a lot to say about the harrowing catch. Evans added:

"Difficult space to move through."

Michelle Schou said:

“Well done there - must have been absolutely hectic!”

Carolina Van Heerden added:

“Nick your rescues are the 9 out of 10 times it's like a scary movie but in the end, you're the hero. Well done, keep it up, be safe and God bless.”

Val Tweedie said:

“Oh my goodness Nick, that rescue was very scary. Well done, you did it.”

Colleen Westray-Thomas added:

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"OMG, you have nerves of steel!! Well done.”

Wendy Flippo said:

“There is no way on this earth I would EVER live where there are snakes, especially venomous ones that get into your house!!! No way!! This is so creepy. Why don't they kill the snakes when they catch them?? That's crazy.”

Peter Daniel said:

“Well done, Nick that was a small gap and to crawl with a big mamba also in the blue phase, not nice cause they super edgy then.”

Mohamed Bilal Shaik added:

“Great job Nick, keep up the good work.”

Cheryl Colleen Jensen said:

“Don’t these snakes ever go away?”

Snake rescuer Nick Evans has Mzansi on their edge of their seats with latest catch

In another snake rescue story, Briefly News reported on how Durban-based snake rescuer Nick Evans caught one more black mamba and described his catch as harrowing.

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"I've been trying to catch two black mambas living in a garden refuse pile at a complex in Queensburgh. They'd been there for a few weeks but no one was happy about it. Fair enough."

Evans said he attempted the catch the snakes last week.

“I arrived and started approaching slowly. I got closer and closer, and my heart rate went up. ‘Is this the time I catch one?’ I was thinking, not quite believing my luck. I was right on top of it, reached down with the tongs, and grabbed it!”

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Mika Williams Mika Williams holds diplomas in Journalism from Varsity College (2006) and Cape Peninsula University of Technology (2009). She worked as a Fashion Journalism lecturer at FEDISA, a reporter for the Northern News, and a sub-editor for Africa Community Media. She’s also been an Editorial Assistant in Glamour Magazine. In Briefly News, Mika had been covering lifestyle news and viral stories from November 2021 to April 2022.