Fearless Man Battles Massive Python In Terrifying Video; Many Angry Over Bad Treatment of Snake

Fearless Man Battles Massive Python In Terrifying Video; Many Angry Over Bad Treatment of Snake

  • Former American football player, Mike Holston, has been captured pulling an enormous python and carrying the long snake to battle it in a forest
  • Holston revealed that he caught the serpent to relocate it downriver to prevent local residents from killing it
  • Members of the cyber community who were quick to watch the video expressed displeasure over how Holston battled the snake

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The terrifying moment former American football player Mike Holston pulled an enormous python and carried the long snake to battle it in a forest has caused a stir online.

In a video uploaded to the Instagram page of Complex, Holston first caught the snake by the head before pulling it out in a forest.

When the snake tried to set itself free, he prevented the serpent from coiling around him without fear.

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American football player Mike Holston battles snake.
Many are unhappy over he battled the massive snake. Credit: therealtarzann
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''This snake is at a work site, and the guys in the back were going to eat him. We got a call to relocate it. While it’s usual to see snakes around Borneo, they usually go about their day, but this big guy could be a nice meal for the local village! So we just relocated him downriver,'' Holston explained in the comment section.

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Netizens who watched the clip shared their views. Briefly News highlights some of the comments below:

How netizens reacted

Profoundintro reacted:

That foo’s a straight beast! Legend.

Nba3026 asked:

He's just tryna breathe but on a side note why did you put here choking snakes now what if someone went into yo house n just started choking you?

B.newberry said:

The snake just vibing in its habitat. Why grab the thing ‍♂️.

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Purplepopsicles reacted:

What is the point of this person strangling a snake?

Ri_marte said:

What was the reason?

2-year-old girl bites 50 cm long snake to death as revenge for biting her lip: Toddler 1 - Snake 0

In related news, Briefly News also reported that a toddler identified as SE from the village of Kantar in southwest Turkey showed a snake that babies are not to be messed with. The baby girl bit and killed the 50 cm long reptile as revenge for biting her lip.

According to reports, the girl was playing alone in the garden when the reptile slithered to her. The two reportedly started playing together before the snake decided to attack his newfound friend.

News24 reports that what happened next was like a scene from a movie. The toddler is said to have grabbed the snake and bit it to death.

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