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I think even one on one, a sufficiently large constrictor could take down (asphyxiate, if not eat) a full sized floridian. But that's not accounting for tool u
by darkpuma 7y ago
I think even one on one, a sufficiently large constrictor could take down (asphyxiate, if not eat) a full sized floridian. But that's not accounting for tool use, which changes the matter completely.
- siphon22 7y agoOne should not underestimate Florida Man :-)
- jessaustin 7y agoNot least because underestimating is so very much more difficult than overestimating him.
- nickserv 7y agoThe Burmese pythons in the 'glades have been known to eat alligators. If you've never seen a large constrictor grab prey it's easy to dismiss them as slow and easily avoidable. But these strike with incredible speed, and can wrap themselves completely around their prey in a second or two. Then the squeezing starts... A knife or a gun is only helpful if you can reach it and use it quickly enough. But, when not hungry, especially if digesting a large meal, they tend to hide, don't really move and are pretty much harmless. So it really depends if the snake is in hunting mode or not.
- Fjolsvith 7y agoThe trick is to not look like food.