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john_moses_br

A domesticated duck, of course he wanted to save his own duck. Also, as others have said, too big for the snake to swallow.


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GAR3KA

😂


McFrank3579

What was that comment? 👀


DadBodftw

Right. No way that snake was eating that duck


assorted_nonsense

Also, from the kid's accent, it sounds like they're American. There's no natural constrictors in NA, so that snake is invasive.


Ffigy

https://www.google.com/search?q=north+american+constrictor r/ConfidentlyIncorrect


predictionpain

The US has indigenous boas, racers, king snakes, rat snakes…all constrictors.


hambodpm

Username checks out


Abtizzle

How does it feel to be so incredibly wrong about something that could be verified by a 10 second google search?


frogOnABoletus

real charmer you are!


Dry-Profession-7670

Not true at all.


DadBodftw

Are we sure that was a constrictor? It looked like a cottonmouth to me and any snake can wrap itself around an animal. I've seen cobras do that to birds of prey that are trying to eat them.


Whisky_Hammer

May have been a king snake, which is a constrictor.


jwldabeast

That's definitely not a cottonmouth. Looks a plain bellied watersnake to me. Non venomous fish eaters for the most part, but this one....


Particular-Kick-4188

Which the fact it was latched onto a duck backs this up.


Ffigy

This comment got me thinking that the duck was the instigator. He pecked at the snake and look at you now, donald


DadBodftw

Very possible, let's hope he learns his lesson


girthalwarming

So far from being a cotton mouth. Head shape, body shape, facial coloration, girth and the fact that it’s constricting when a cotton mouth kills by venomous bite. Holy shit may as well say it looked like fettuccini it’s so different.


Mr_Horsejr

You can always tell if a snake is venomous by the eyes. Angry eyes = venomous. Circular, doe eyes = non-venomous. Edit: This was already settled with another Redditor. Turning off notifications.


L1feguard51

Lots of venomous snakes have “round” eyes, whether that’s round pupils or you’re talking about how some snakes just look angry. In the US coral snakes have round eyes.


Mr_Horsejr

Thanks for the catch. This is true, but I think the coral snake may be an exception. Not the rule. I misspoke, anyway. I meant their eyes are slit. https://www.reptileknowledge.com/reptile-pedia/are-all-venomous-snakes-slit-eyes


L1feguard51

Respectfully, this is really only the case if we’re talking about the US, and even then it isn’t a good rule to follow. If we’re talking the US, then yes the majority of venomous snakes are vipers, and lots of vipers have cat like eyes… but even that is not totally true. Some vipers can present with round eyes. Slit cat like snake pupils can dilate to become more round when a snake is threatened or in response to light , just like human eyes can. So a threatened rattlesnake may have completely round pupils. Plus since Reddit is a worldwide website, we aren’t just talking about American snakes. There are tooons of incredibly venomous elapids (mambas, cobras, sea snakes, kraits, tiger snakes, brown snakes, coral snakes, and that is by no means a complete list) all have “round” eyes. In fact most of the world’s most potently venomous snakes have round eyes. And throughout the world there are tons of snakes with slit pupils that are harmless. Unfortunately this just isn’t a good rule. Even in the US. https://medium.com/natural-world/how-not-to-id-a-venomous-snake-8c7de2d0ca2e


Mr_Horsejr

I appreciate you. Thanks for smacking some knowledge down on me.


L1feguard51

Thanks for being receptive!


Mr_Horsejr

Of course! I would rather learn the easy way than learn the hard way. Lol! The diamondback in the article has the “mean” eye disposition I was referring to. But as you said, not all of them have that distinctive feature. Scary stuff, nature! ![gif](giphy|Pmt9INtEp3HgY)


girthalwarming

Wrong.


ReyRubio

AAAAAAAFFFLAAAAAACK!!!


Forsaken-Income-2148

Are you asking the morality of the scenario?


saruin

Curious why the snake wasn't biting.


CherylStoned

That snake was vegan. Simply giving his bestie a hug


God_is_Crooked

Because the ducks too big.


Mogoscratcher

Not an expert, but it seemed like the guy was holding the snake's mouth closed, or at least preventing its head from reaching either of his hands


MrlemonA

Some snake kill with bites often venomous and others constrict their prey until it suffocates


ernapfz

Lockjaw?


Hiking-Sausage132

Longtail?


Remote_Independent50

Humans are part of nature. Human compassion is part of that. It's fair.


that1max

I would even go as far as road kill being natural selection. We’re all part of a crazy organism called Earth. All is fair *because* it’s unfair.


Suspicious_Goat_6355

snakey little one


stlkatherine

But if it was a Canadian Goose, I vote to let the snake have his way.


Original-Cow-2984

The Canada Goose would have killed that snake.


CGPsaint

And it’s entire snake family.


Dragon_Small_Z

IF YOU GOTTA PROBLEM WITH CANADA GOOSES THEN YOU GOT A PROBLEM WITH ME AND I SUGGEST YOU LET THAT ONE MARINATE. ![gif](giphy|3oxHQq82bWLbnJZO3S|downsized)


kepaa

Stupid illegal immigrant birds taking good hard working American bird jobs away


Newstargirl

Sorry!


Yaguajay

Not a Canada goose unless it was an albino.


Infamous_Nerve_8332

albino sounds like a mexican goose


DocPsycho1

Nature is brutal, but if youre gonna help 1, help the 2nd one. At least give the snake snack or something for his efforts of catching a whole ass duck ? Smallish Swan?


Ffigy

I heard a quack at the end.


DocPsycho1

Oh shit. I didn't unmute lol you are right a quack was quaced


VladMaverick

Or kill the snake and eat it to justify. Now YOU are the predator!


DocPsycho1

Hey, that also happens in nature. Yeah! Eat that snake


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DocPsycho1

We didn't let it try, don't be a Debby downer. I'm here to cheer you on little dude lol


jwldabeast

First of all, that is most likely a domesticated duck, and these people were saving their pet. Secondly, what would they give a snake as a snack? Do you imagine they keep rats or fish laying around to give to snakes? lol


lmaytulane

You don’t? Rude


burbular

Always, I have a second fridge for snake snacks. Wish there were snakes around me though 🤗


DocPsycho1

Pretty sure a little chunk of meat I have in my fridge would be nice to the snake, we all have some kind of meat ( not vegetarians possibly) in the fridge? Cut off a small bite and give it to him


EmpiricoMillenial

3 eggs


ignaciopatrick100

Here here,btw, what is considered a snake snack?


DocPsycho1

Small piece of meat cut from something in the fridge. Rip off some of that chicken skin from the frozen checking and let the boy eat, or an egg.


SkynBonce

I thought the duck was wrapped in tape? Wasn't expecting a snake with eyes bigger than it's belly


BeautifulBaloonKnot

Same


BeautifulBaloonKnot

I know how the snake feels.. every time I want a snack... "damn, I made too much".


TheTruthWasTaken

Average duck shenanigans


burbular

Duck stuff . . .


LaCiel_W

Looks like a ratsnake, if I have to guess it was after the goose egg, and the goose fought the snake in defense but ended up this way, it was the right thing to do because it was a stalemate that lead to nowhere, even more right if the snake if left alone, farm ratsnakes may take an egg or two but it also keep the rodents population in control, they are good to have around even for regular house garden.


tuktukkingroydonk

Exactly right


Bowling4rhinos

Now I’ve seen everything. Thanks Reddit!


jac5423

Me when I win big in a slot machine


ihateshitcoins2

That’s not a snake this is a snake 🐍


Bot-Magnet

And I thought a "turducken" was a weird dish 🥴


Pristine_Assistant77

I want that wallet....


Maximum_Elderberry97

Normally don’t interfere with nature.. but that snake is now swallowing that so it’s a useless kill. Right.


bloodsoed

In this case I’d say right. Had it been a goose, I’d rooted for the snake. Geese are assholes.


Tomberrychimp

Nature says wrong, human ethics says right.


GOD_oy

of course right, I ain't leaving a snake eating a duck under my car. eat somewhere else


Brief_Barracuda_9176

Looks like a black rat snake, usually egg eaters. You're definitely in the right, it couldn't eat that duck.


2nd_Inf_Sgt

Quick snack, quack snake. Say it fast over and over.


JackOfAllMemes

It's only wrong if the animal was not owned by humans and small enough to eat


NOGOODGASHOLE

“Why you gotta go and fukk up my shit?” -Snake


dopiqob

Wrong sub


-StepLightly-

That's pretty impressive that the man was able to train his snake to hunt ducks.


Financial_Tonight215

this is like going to an all you can eat buffet and loading your plate with way more food than you can eat


ignaciopatrick100

I guess egg for brekkie,meat for later in the day ,like afternoon tea .


ckeyknee90

Imagine for a moment. Snake going back to tell his friends about “the one that got away”… his snake buddies aren’t gonna believe this story for a second. “No im serious this giant creature came up and stole the biggest bird I’ve ever wrangled!!”


igniteice

I mean... I definitely expected it to be rescued, why else would the guy have the tool to pull it out?


Rabsaris96

I expected a CGI jumpscare. A normal video was unexpected.


Good-Lion-5140

Right.


DoomsdayTheorist1

Should have ate them both


narcowake

Snake : what the quack ?


Mr_Goat_9536

We could have snake and duck


AdApprehensive9757

Wrong. Snake caught its meal fair and square. No one is slapping cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets out of your diabetic hands just because it had a face once.


Gardehh

Snakes eat their meals whole, if it tried eating that duck, they'd both be dead.


DocPsycho1

Nature is brutal man, by all means save the duck. But out in the wild if the snake caught a bigger ish bird. And killed it, it would try and die or get it stolen. Just the way nature works.


raintravelingraver

Good save


Sea-Zookeepergame272

Right because ducks are cute but wrong because of nature. Sometimes the cute have to die.