[wolfie]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

You make me laugh Wolfie

Your post isn't even 'funny' but it's the way you say/word it

I do have a way with words dear.

[stxjoe]

No need to torture the snake like that. It's just eating.

[nerd]

I guess his eyes were bigger than his stomach. :D

[atrocitizer]

wicked awesome

I think the snake could have handled it, if he can swallow it he can digest it. The reason he puked it back up is because all those pricks were messing with him and he felt threatened. If a snake has just eaten something that big he cant really move good till it is digested. If during the digestion he is threatened he will puke it up so he can either attack or run away. Strickly a survival move. They are real bastards for messing with him because after they are gone he wont re-eat the animal as it is already dead, snakes only eat fresh kills. Might be awhile before he gets another meal that big. Nature is awsome tho!

[Cassius]

Shameless bump - I've been watching a lot of Animal Planet and miss the days when they'd show these kinds of things.

[Halfsoul]

lol it´s not a grown hippo, but rather a pup. An adult can weigh up to 3-4 tons.

[TwistedSisterr]

lmao I bet thats how I look when I puke after too many drinks!!

[Emma-O]

Originally Posted by WindBag ↗

this is a link of the Reticulate Python eating a Nyala. The reticulate python is the longest snake in the world, measuring in 30 plus ft. it is not the heaviest/bulkiest that would be the anaconda.

Actually no. That's an african rock python eating a nyala. Kinda hard for a snake who's indigenous to southeast asia to eat an animal that is indigenous to southern africa. The markings look nothing like a retic anyway.

[Emma-O]

Originally Posted by Halfsoul ↗

lol it´s not a grown hippo, but rather a pup. An adult can weigh up to 3-4 tons.

That's assuming the original youtube poster knew what they were talking about. Annnnnd, they don't That's a giant green anaconda regurgitating a capibara. Both being native to south america. Sharon stated this in the first post of this thread as well. Not to mention the snakes markings look nothing like a retic.

-sigh- amateurs