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Python strangle a monitor Lizard and drags it into the bushes!! 🐍 >It does not crush bones, instead squeezes tightly to stop the prey's blood flow, causing circulatory arrest within minutes. >A python can feel its prey's heartbeat fade and will only release its grip once the heart completely... show more

Wildlife Uncensored

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You need more discernment on your views sometimes.That Snake will be straight up Handicapped, right after he swallow that Lizard... 😫🥵

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