123K views · 145 shares | Terrifying visuals from Kerala of a Python trying to strangle a man. A group of MNREGA workers saw the python while cleaning a college premise at Neyyar Dam, Thiruvananthapuram. Python was caught and was handed over to forest officials, who released it back in forest | News18 | Facebook

Video of two women dining with a python on a table has now gone viral and has shocked the internet users. But there is a twist. If one looks closely, the snake seen on the table appears to heve been inserted later with computer animation or using filters available on various social media applications. #python #snake #dinner #food #foodtable | News18

Could the newest low-emission, high-protein meat in our diets be ... python? A group of scientists says yes: Snakes can be farmed at large scale with a lower environmental impact than most other animals for meat, and they are considered a delicacy in some Southeast Asian nations. Making them a menu favorite in the rest of the world could be an uphill battle. Read the full story: https://www.popsci.com/environment/eating-more-python/ | Popular Science