Video: Python selfie nearly takes life of Indian forest ranger

KOLKATA  – An India forestry ranger found himself in a trouble after a python briefly strangled him while he posed for pictures with the giant snake.

Wildlife officer Sanjay Dutta was called in Sunday by frantic villagers in West Bengal after they saw the 40-kilogram (88-pound) python swallowing a goat alive.

Instead of placing it safely inside a bag, the ranger wrapped it around his neck and posed for pictures with stunned villagers.

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But panic spread as the huge snake wound itself around Dutta s neck, forcing him to struggle to free himself from its vice-like grip. He escaped unscathed, but a little red-faced.

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The Indian rock python is a non-venomous species, but it can quickly kill its prey by constricting blood flow and can grow up to 10 meters (33 feet) long. West Bengal’s forest department has launched an official inquiry into the ranger’s conduct and flouting of safety protocols.

 

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