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Tuesday, December 26 2023

Golfer deals with combating pythons

By Cindy Steinle
Tue, December 26 2023 at 09:34


Being dubbed "The world's bravest golfer", in reality, he is just an Australian playing golf. While teeing off, a golfer had some visitors at the tee pad.
The serpents have been identified as coastal carpet pythons, which don’t have fangs or venom, but are known for their “100 small, sharp teeth which have the ability to cause substantial needle-like lacerations.” No matter what, they use constriction to kill their prey, so perhaps stay away. Just in case

Now we know that it is two males in combat and the Golfer was never in danger. To see the whole story with video, visit Golf Digest here.
    
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