A 14-year-old boy in North Queensland was attacked by a 3-meter-long purple crystal python in the middle of the night. (photo by Radio 9)
A 14-year-old boy in far North Kunzhou was attacked in the middle of the night by a 3-meter-long purple python, the snake bites his hand, according to Radio 9.
In the middle of the night of January 8, Emma (Emma) and Neville (Neville) suddenly heard their son, Ryan (Ryan), yell inside the house of a cattle farm south of Wip (Weipa). The couple arrived at Ryan's room and found a python wrapped around Ryan's arm and clenched on Ryan's hand.
Neville grabbed a cupboard shaped like a platypus and tried to pry the snake's mouth open. It took him about 10 minutes to save Ryan.
The couple drove Ryan to a local hospital, which was then transferred to Keynes for treatment.
Fortunately, he has been discharged from the hospital. However, he now checks every night for snakes in the room.
Emma (Emma) and Neville (Neville) said they knew snakes were present and had taught their children not to be afraid, including their 4-year-old daughter, (Trixie). But the incident scared them, and the snake looked as if it had no intention of letting Ryan go.
If he climbs into her daughter's room, Trixie may not be so lucky.
It is understood that purple crystal pythons are very common in Australia, can grow to 8.5 meters, is the world's sixth-longest snake.
Snakes generally feed on birds, bats, mice, possum and other smaller mammals.
Larger snakes even eat small kangaroos.