Guangdong 30 kg boa constrictor visited the chicken shed to eat chicken in the early morning. How to drive a boa constrictor correctly?

I believe in the eyes of many people, they have a natural fear of snakes. After all, snakes are elusive, and even many snakes are highly toxic. Once bitten by them, they are likely to die, especially in rural courtyards, which will pose a serious threat to residents and their poultry at any time.

In a farmer's home in Wuhua County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, an uninvited guest suddenly came. It turned out that a monster was found in a villager's own henhouse, which was nearly three meters long and weighed 30 pounds. The python filled the henhouse with food and drinks. Finally, the villagers sought the help of the local police and relevant forestry workers, successfully caught the python and released it into the wild.

Nowadays, with the continuous expansion of human activities, it is indeed encroaching on the living space of some wild animals. Therefore, in desperation, animals often break into human settlements. For example, snakes often appear in some rural courtyards and even in urban communities.

Under normal circumstances, in order to avoid any conflict between human beings and snakes, when snakes are found in people's living areas, they will try their best to catch them and drive them out of the areas where human activities are carried out, especially some poisonous and stout snakes, whose appearance will often bring harm to people. However, some methods of driving snakes handed down from the people can be described as varied, such as the widespread fear of realgar, goose and goose excrement.

Although human beings have always held a natural fear of snakes, it is undeniable that as an indispensable species in the natural environment, it also has its rationality of existence. Once snakes enter the field of human life, we must know how to take scientific preventive measures. Without any safety protection measures, you must not take any treatment measures at will. Be sure to leave in time and call the police for professional treatment.