Basics007:

Biting the snake?
Smothering the mouth with cloth?
Making a phone call while being dragged up a tree?
Someone need to give this guy an award for bravery or something.

babalo1:

dat snake no know who he jam[img][/img]

babalo1:

dat snake no know who he jam

ksam:

The man tell the snake say him to get teeth

ksam:

The man tell the snake say him to get teeth

I thought man is king of all a creatures on earth.

Nymph node:

What exactly do one say to a snake during arrest? 'Freeze! You have the right to remain silent, any hissing and slittering sound you make would be used against you in the court of law.

denny4ril:

brave man! . . . but that the snake escaped is ridiculous. why should it be captured instead of killed abi they wan eat the snake?

seunlayi:
A Kenyan man bit a
python which wrapped
him in its coils and
dragged him up a tree
during a fierce three-
hour struggle, police have told the BBC. The serpent seized farm
worker Ben Nyaumbe in
the Malindi area of Kenya's
Indian Ocean coast at the
weekend. Mr Nyaumbe bit the snake
on the tip of the tail during
the exhausting battle in
the village of Sabaki. Police rescued Mr Nyaumbe
and captured the 13ft (4m)
reptile, before taking it to a
sanctuary, but it later
escaped. The victim told police he
managed to reach his
mobile phone from his
pocket to raise the alarm
when the python
momentarily eased its grip after hauling him up a tree
on Saturday evening. Mr Nyaumbe used his shirt
to smother the snake's
head and prevent it from
swallowing him. His employer arrived with
police and villagers, who
tied the python with a rope
and pulled them both
down from the tree with a
thud. Peter Katam,
superintendent of police in
Malindi district, told the BBC
News website: "Two
officers on patrol were
called and they found this man was struggling with a
snake on a tree. "The snake had coiled his
hands and was trying to
swallow him but he
struggled very hard. The
officers and villagers
managed to rescue him and he was freed. "He himself was injured on
the lower lip of the mouth -
it was bleeding a little bit -
as the tip of the snake's tail
was sharp when he said he
bit it." Mr Nyaumbe told the Daily
Nation newspaper how he
resorted to desperate
measures after the python,
which had apparently been
hunting livestock, encircled his upper body in its coils. "I stepped on a spongy
thing on the ground and
suddenly my leg was
entangled with the body of
a huge python," he said. "I had to bite it." 'Very mysterious' Supt Katam told the BBC
the officers had wanted to
shoot the snake but could
not do so for fearing of
injuring Mr Nyaumbe. "If it wasn't for the
villagers and officers who
helped him, he would have
been swallowed by the
snake over the Easter
holiday," said Supt Katam. He added: "It's very
mysterious, this ability to
lift the man onto the tree.
I've never heard of this
before." The police officer said they
took the snake to a
sanctuary in Malindi town
but it escaped overnight,
probably from a gap under
the door in the room where it was kept." We are still seriously
looking for the snake,"
said Supt Katam. "We want
to arrest the snake
because any one of us
could fall a victim." Relate