Large snake found in Male
A python was found in Male last February as well. The snake was found in a timber warehouse.
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By
Aminath Shifleen
The Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) has caught a large python snake on a street in the capital city Male.
A video of the soldiers catching the snake went viral on social media on Sunday evening. It shows that:
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The snake is about five feet long
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The snake is cornered against a wall and its head is caught by the soldiers using a special tool
The MNDF has not yet released any information about it.
It is understood the snake is now in the custody of the army.
A python was found in Male last February as well. The snake was found in a timber warehouse.
The python is not a poisonous snake. However, they are a species known to grow enormous and known to kill by constriction and has a powerful bite.
