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An Australian snake eats a goanna
We heard you like to see pictures of large invertebrates. Well, so do we, but this isn't one of them. Join us for a dramatic photographic journey that's not very long, but is guaranteed to make your eyes water.
The album comes from Reddit, where commenters suggest the snake is a non-venomous Black-Headed Python.
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