chewwie:
Ebola and Lassa fever for dessert. Stop eating wild animals, they carry diseases

hopexter:
Na long throat dey make people dey chop snake

Jbleenk:


Oh really? What snake is it?

ihustler:
That was not a python, bro.

Jbleenk:


Oh really? What snake is it?

Vulcanheph:
Recession don dey make people to Eat anything.....

GabrielYulaw:


It looks like a Gaboon viper. Very poisonous but docile.

Jbleenk:

Oh really? What snake is it?

oz4real83:
it looks more like a puff adder. I am 100% sure it isn't a python.

chewwie:
Ebola and Lassa fever for dessert. Stop eating wild animals, they carry diseases

Jakumo:


A West African Gaboon Viper, to be precise. One of the deadliest snakes on our green planet.

A master of camouflage that does NOT move when stepped on amid dry leaves, the Gaboon Viper's lightening quick bite injects lethal overdoses of highly toxic poison in the blink of an eye, after which the flesh of the bitten area proceeds to rot before the disbelieving eyes of the victim, who then goes on to die a horrible, lingering death, if anti-venom is not administered quickly to any person bitten by this dangerous reptile.

Mature Gaboon Vipers sport well-deserved Devil's Horns on their heads, as shown in the accompanying pictures.

If you see this snake anywhere that shooting is permitted, I would recommend AAA buckshot cartridges for a humane dispatch that ought to vaporize that ugly head, if administered with loving care from about ten feet away with a 12 gauge shotgun.

LongThickPenis:


It is a gaboon viper. Very risky venomous snake. Even cutting off the head, these guys took a risk. Some vipers give birth to young live. Imagine cutting g open a pregnant one and being bitten by the young about to be birthed

Baroba:



Puff adder bruv not Gaboon Viper..

Teezy007:
That's not a python, it's either a puff adder or viper

Jakumo:


A West African Gaboon Viper, to be precise. One of the deadliest snakes on our green planet.

A master of camouflage that does NOT move when stepped on amid dry leaves, the Gaboon Viper's lightening quick bite injects lethal overdoses of highly toxic poison in the blink of an eye, after which the flesh of the bitten area proceeds to rot before the disbelieving eyes of the victim, who then goes on to die a horrible, lingering death, if anti-venom is not administered quickly to any person bitten by this dangerous reptile.

Mature Gaboon Vipers sport well-deserved Devil's Horns on their heads, as shown in the accompanying pictures.

If you see this snake anywhere that shooting is permitted, I would recommend AAA buckshot cartridges for a humane dispatch that ought to vaporize that ugly head, if administered with loving care from about ten feet away with a 12 gauge shotgun.

cRobo:
Thats how coronavirus started in China by eating wild animals

Very soon snakevirus will surface in Nigeria


I won't say a word

Uyi168:
That looks like a grass cutter..

Jephyard:
WTF, do people really eat viper! One of the most dangerous snake in Africa. Viper snakes are not food no matter great it taste, please OP take yourself to any Medical Center asap. And if you can't make it tonight to any hospital or clinic please get any antibiotics drugs.

OlawaleBammie:


Oga na lie, snake wey b say if u smoke am finish come put am inside stew, e dey taste like chicken

Uyi168:
That looks like a grass cutter..

Jbleenk:


Oh really? What snake is it?