Indonesian animal rescuers on Tuesday (April 6) pulled a massive python from the gap between two walls in West Sumatra.
Indonesian animal rescuers on Tuesday (April 6) pulled a massive python from the gap between two walls in West Sumatra.
Indonesian animal rescuers on Tuesday (April 6) pulled a massive python from the gap between two walls in West Sumatra.
Footage filmed in the city of Bukittinggi showed the rescuers smashing part of a wall to pull the giant reptile to freedom.
The operation took about an hour and the python was released shortly afterwards in its natural habitat.
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