This is a Brown Snake Eagle doing what it does best: capturing snakes! But, despite its injuries, this Puff Adder was still attempting to slide away.
It’s only nature, guys; if given the chance, the snake would do the same thing to the bird.
When the eagle began tugging the flesh, how many of you got a strange sensation down your spine?
It’s an evolutionary response – the objective is that it appears terrible, and our empathy or pity for the snakes duplicates the snake’s sensation, giving us an unsettling feeling. Automatic muscular tension in the abs is also prevalent, thank you for like and share.
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