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HIKI NDICHO KILICHOMKUTA CHATU BAADA YA KUMMEZA NUNGUNUNGU

The spikes that were found inside the stomach of the snakeThe head of the snakeWhile some predators are warned off by the visual threat displays of a porcupine, many snakes rely on thermal or chemical sensory  to ambush prey at nightReserve general manager Jennifer Fuller said the snake had fallen off a rocky ledge which may have driven the quills into its digestive tractAnimal autopsy: The snake's stomach is cut by game keepers to get the dead porcupine outChatu mmoja aliyejichanganya kichwa kichwa kumeza kila kilicho mbele yake, amepata madhara makubwa sana baada ya kujichanganya na kummeza nungunungu .

Tukio hilo limetokea Nchini South Africa kwa Madiba katika hifadhi ya ziwa Eland. Baada ya tukio hilo, nungunungu alimshambulia tumboni kiasi kwamba chatu alijikuta hata anashindwa kutembea kutokana na ile miba ilivyozidi kumchoma na kupelekea mauti yake

This giant snake died after swallowing a 30lb porcupine – which punctured its insides with its razor-sharp quills.

The four-metre African rock python was found beneath a rocky ledge at Lake Eland Game Reserve in South Africa.

Its innards had been lacerated by dozens of quills from the porcupine while trying to digest its meal.

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Reserve general manager Jennifer Fuller said: 'The exact reasons for the snake's death are not clear.

'It is apparent that several porcupine quills were lodged inside the digestive tract. It had fallen off the rocky ledge.

'We don't know if it died beforehand or whether the fall drove some of the quills into its digestive tract.'

While some predators will be warned off by the visual threat displays of a porcupine, many snake species rely on thermal or chemical sensory mechanisms to ambush prey at night.

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