In Normandy, he fishes a boa constrictor over three meters

We find (normally) boas in Central America in South America, in the deserts, the humid tropical forests, but also, obviously, in Normandy.

In Seine-Maritime, in Criel-sur-Mer, near Le Tréport, an elderly couple caught one yesterday, 3.5 meters long,

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It would be a boa constrictor, a species devoid of venom but which nevertheless kills its (small) prey by enclosing them before ingesting them.

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According to the local news site, the reptile has gone back to where it came from.

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On a walk near the dam of a mill in the town of barely 3,000 souls, the 81-year-old man fished out the snake, warned the gendarmerie (who did not come), then the firefighters.

The latter would have advised walkers to put it back in the water.

The inhabitants complied, in particular because of the nauseating odor emanating from the corpse.

Whether there are more remains to be seen...

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