Man-Eating Python
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Man-Eating Python

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The only group of snakes capable of eating a grown adult human are the largest snakes in the world, the constrictors. This film tells Akbar Salubiro's harrowing story alongside that of the constrictor, including the increasing possibility that a new constrictor species with unprecedented killing ability may soon emerge in the US.
IMDb 5,4/1020171 seizoen
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DocumentaireDuisterIntens
IMDb 5,4/1020171 seizoen
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  • 1. Man Eating Python

    1. Man Eating Python

    On March 26th 2017, Akbar Salubiro set out to harvest palm fruit on the family plantation on the eastern island of Sulawesi. In startling cell phone footage that later went viral, Akbar's body was discovered the next day in the belly of a python.
    On March 26th 2017, Akbar Salubiro set out to harvest palm fruit on the family plantation on the eastern island of Sulawesi. In startling cell phone footage that later went viral, Akbar's body was discovered the next day in the belly of a python.
    TV-PG
    42min.
    24 aug 2017
  • Man-Eating Python
    DocumentaireDuisterIntens
    IMDb 5,4/1020171 seizoen
    The only group of snakes capable of eating a grown adult human are the largest snakes in the world, the constrictors. This film tells Akbar Salubiro's harrowing story alongside that of the constrictor, including the increasing possibility that a new constrictor species with unprecedented killing ability may soon emerge in the US.
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    Rob NelsonAkbar Salubiro
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    Discovery Channel
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    English [CC]
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