Sauvetage d'un jeune mamba coincé dans un bac à fleurs

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00:00 - Hold that. - I'll let go, but...

00:01 - You know what? - No, wait.

00:03 I've got a twig stuck in my pliers.

00:04 - Oh, that's really dangerous. - I'll let go.

00:07 If we pull it out, you know what she wants to say?

00:09 It's long enough to turn around and I can't move my arm,

00:12 my leg, my arm.

00:14 And I can't move my arm because my arm is in the attacking range.

00:17 - All right, wait, there it is. - It is stuck.

00:20 - The twigs. - It's not possible.

00:21 - All right, watch out. - It's coming back.

00:23 That's cool.

00:25 I haven't got a good grip. You can see the pliers.

00:27 - Wait, wait, wait. - Hold on.

00:28 - Don't... - Can I let go?

00:30 - There it goes. - Yeah.

00:31 Try and get that tail out of there.

00:33 - Wait. - I'm not sure.

00:35 - No, wait. - Just grab it.

00:36 - No, I'm too... - No, I'm not in a good position.

00:39 I've got him.

00:41 I've got him.

00:42 - I've got him. - I've got him.

00:44 - Is it out? - I think so.

00:45 - You got it? - Yeah.

00:47 - Let's get the flower pot out here. - Wait.

00:49 - Two seconds. - Pull the head out.

00:51 - I can't see the head. - It's stuck.

00:52 - I can't see. Pull the head out. - I can't, I'm going to hurt her.

00:55 - She's pulling the head out. - I can't.

00:57 I'm going to hurt her.

00:59 - Hold the head. - It's stuck.

01:03 The mamba is now trapped in a flower pot.

01:06 I've got to get it out with my bare hands, without hurting it or getting bitten.

01:10 - This out. - Grab the pot.

01:11 - Help me carry it. - It's easier to do it this way.

01:14 It's stuck through the bars.

01:16 - I don't believe it. - What's important when you catch a snake

01:18 is that you get it out unscathed and the snake isn't hurt.

01:22 And it's really stuck to the snake. It's stuck.

01:24 Listen.

01:25 - It's a small little one. - Come here.

01:27 They're really flexible.

01:30 Which means they can sneak around in really small spaces.

01:34 - This is a year and a half old. - Okay.

01:38 He was born last year. He's a little sexy.

01:40 The more we pull on the snake to free it, the more it thinks its life is in danger.

01:45 We're possibly pissing it off, trying to rescue it.

01:49 As soon as they hatch and are a year old, that's when they're the most vulnerable.

01:52 - They're tiny. - Okay.

01:54 And even a mamba can have predators at that age.

01:56 Yes, I'm sure.

01:58 So, a lot of things are dangerous for it, like humans, for example.

02:01 - Everything is organic here. - And we've run races on snakes.

02:04 - That's great. - That's why we know what to do.

02:06 - We've got chameleons too. - Great.

02:08 - Finally. - Thanks for them.

02:10 I've got the mamba in my left hand and my middle finger is a millimetre from its hook.

02:15 Little did I know that while I was trying to free it,

02:18 the snake's head had slipped.

02:20 - I'm in critical condition. - Watch your finger.

02:22 - I've got a problem with the oxygen. - I know.

02:24 - I'll get the gloves. - Hurry up.

02:26 Good idea. If I'm not careful, it'll bite me.

02:28 It slipped when we were unhooking it.

02:30 (whooshing)

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