A video of a gigantic Burmese python crossing a road in the Florida Everglades is stunning viewers – but many think the person taking the video should’ve run it over.
Everglades is stunning viewers – but many think the person taking the video should’ve run it over.
She stopped the car and the group got out to take video of the giant snake at a safe distance, which Clark posted to Instagram. The video shows the python slithering across the road and into the grass where it disappeared. Comments from viewers flooded her Instagram post, with many questioning why she didn’t kill the threatening reptile. "I mean I understand it’s beautiful but I would have tried to restrain or kill it humanely somehow. Worst environmental disaster to hit the US. Over 90 percent decline of all mammal species due to that snake," wrote one person."That thing was begging to be run over!!" another viewer wrote.
"You should be ashamed of yourself for not killing it. You could have only ran over the head/neck," someone suggested. "People drive over fire hoses all the time and they don't kill passengers in cars. It will kill scores of the birds you want to enjoy."
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