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00:03 Which animal can open its mouth up to 130 degrees

00:22 and swallow their prey four times larger than themselves?

00:25 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:30 Have you guessed which animal this is?

00:31 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:35 Well, the animal we want to talk about today is the python.

00:40 It looks small, but the python has a weapon that can swallow

00:44 huger prey deliciously.

00:46 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:49 And without making you wait any longer,

00:57 let us watch the python's large animal attacks and swallows

01:02 to see how terrible they truly are.

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01:08 A close-up of a python snake attacking and swallowing

01:12 the large animals.

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01:17 Pythons are a family of non-venomous snakes

01:21 found in Africa, Asia, and Australia.

01:25 They are mostly ambush predators,

01:27 as they often lie motionless in one position,

01:31 waiting for the prey to pass and then to attack by surprise.

01:36 Let us see how the python will enjoy its prey.

01:39 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:43 The python swallows a samba deer.

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01:53 A samba deer was entangled by a python,

01:55 squeezed as this deer was completely defeated.

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02:03 It is not that the act of biting the prey that this python

02:10 enjoys the prey in a simpler way, and that is swallowing it.

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02:19 It opens its mouth wide and swallows its prey slowly.

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02:26 As the python's jaws are not attached to the skull,

02:32 but to ligaments, as they are very flexible so that they

02:36 can open as wide as possible.

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02:41 Python's salivary glands secrete salivary glands

02:45 to help the prey go into the throat faster and smoother.

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02:53 And the python ribs are also supportive.

02:58 With a larger prey like a samba deer,

03:01 the python uses bones in the head and the jaw

03:05 to push the prey down to the abdomen.

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03:15 And after swallowing the prey whole,

03:27 the next step is to push the prey along the digestive tracts

03:31 as the stomach fluid helps the snake break down the tissues.

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03:42 And very quickly, the samba deer was in the super belly

03:48 of this python.

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03:52 The giant python eats the lord crocodile.

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04:03 Pythons usually like to live in places with high humidity

04:07 and swamps where they can live and forage.

04:11 However, in this environment, crocodiles

04:15 are considered cold-blooded animals and other killers

04:19 that make many animals tremble.

04:22 There have been many clashes between pythons and crocodiles.

04:27 And will the crocodile be able to defeat the python

04:30 with his powerful bite?

04:33 Oh, no.

04:35 A crocodile was in a python's mouth.

04:38 And perhaps because this python was quite large,

04:42 the crocodile was defeated.

04:43 [MUSIC PLAYING]

04:46 Using its jaw muscles, the python slowly swallowed the prey

04:52 into its stomach as the python ribs also

04:55 supported enthusiastically.

05:00 Moving the food from the pharynx down to the throat

05:03 and straight into the skin of the abdomen.

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05:08 Not only the jawbone, but the bones in the mouth

05:11 are also connected by elastic ligaments, which

05:15 can be extended to both sides.

05:19 And because of that, the python's mouth

05:21 can not only open very wide, but also

05:24 open both right and left sides without limitation.

05:28 [MUSIC PLAYING]

05:31 Yes, after just a few minutes, the crocodile

05:36 was swallowed by the python.

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05:40 Pythons can digest prey in a few hours for smaller prey.

05:47 And sometimes, it can take weeks to decompose

05:50 all of the larger prey.

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05:58 The python eats a deer fawn.

06:05 Usually, the prey is defeated by wrapping many circles

06:09 around the victim's body and squeezing it.

06:12 And with extremely strong muscles,

06:14 the python will squeeze its prey until it suffocates

06:18 or has cardiac arrest and death.

06:22 This video captures a scene of a python hugging a deer fawn

06:27 as it begins to eat its prey slowly,

06:30 seeing her child being attacked and eaten by the mother deer.

06:35 She could not do anything, as she could only

06:38 watch her child being swallowed by a python.

06:44 The python attacks an impala.

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06:49 This time, the baby impala was both targeted

06:53 by a python and a hyena as they started to approach the target.

07:03 But the python was faster, as it immediately attacks

07:07 by wrapping its prey tightly.

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07:11 And because of its greedy nature and specializes

07:17 in stealing the prey of other predators,

07:19 even though the python is squeezing its prey,

07:23 the hyena still dares to rush forward and snatch

07:27 the impala away.

07:29 Perhaps realizing the danger of the hyenas,

07:33 the python let go of its prey and quickly climbed the tree.

07:38 So the hyena successfully snatched the bait away.

07:42 And although it didn't take any effort,

07:44 it still got a delicious meal.

07:47 [MUSIC PLAYING]

07:49 Our video ends here.

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