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Python Swallows Whole Goat In Assam, Struggles To Move. See Video

Darpan News Desk, 16 Jun, 2017 01:32 PM

Residents of the Baihata Chariali village in Assam gathered around the python, 15-feet-long and unable to move, when they noticed its bloated belly.

The snake had apparently sneaked into the village from the forest nearby and swallowed a whole goat. Villagers managed to tie a rope around its neck in order to transport it to forest officials.

The video shows the massively bloated python being poked and prodded by villagers. The video ends with it being tied to a vehicle, presumably on its way to forest officials.

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