Fast And Furious: Snake escapes with slipper in viral video

Snakes are rare predators that are both feared and despised. However, their extraordinary skills make them fascinating creatures. Now, a video of a reptile’s funny antics has left social media fans in stitches.

The short video, shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan, shows a snake grasping a rubber slipper and slithering away while holding its head high. “I wonder what this snake will do with that chappal. He got no legs. Unknown location,” Mr Kaswan stated in the post’s caption.

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I wonder what this snake will do with that chappal. He got no legs. Unknown location. pic.twitter.com/9oMzgzvUZd

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— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) November 24, 2022

After a group of individuals observed the snake approaching their house off-camera, one of them decided to throw their pink rubber slipper at it, according to the footage. The lizard quickly snatches the footwear in its mouth and flees with its head up.

The video quickly became viral on the internet. Mr Kaswan tweeted the video on Thursday evening, and it has now received over 229,000 views and 7,200 likes.

While some individuals made assumptions about the snake’s behaviour in the comments area, others had amusing reactions.

“I guess bcoz of the taste or smell of rubber slipper, I have seen if few times. Might be it feels it was his prey!” wrote one user. “Cinderella – The Serpentine Edition,” someone else said.

“It’s amazing…it might possible that the snake think that a prey,” a third person commented. “It looks like he’s building something of his own, maybe a fort he looks very pleased with himself, dancing off like that, head way up in the air, practically prancing which that is very hard to do with no legs prancing.” “Fast and furious,” another wrote.

The location of this video’s filming is unknown.

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