A 13-foot king cobra was removed from a sewer in southern Thailand, according to rescuers who spent an hour wrestling the reptile out of a pipe.
Rescuers chased the cobra through the sewer pipe as it attempted to escape into the darkness, but they eventually were able to pull it out by the tail.
Rescuers say it was the third-largest snake they’d ever encountered. It was released into the wild.
There are images of the cobra along with the source story here.
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