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Snake Swallowing an Egg

In this video, a snake swallows an egg that is actually sitting up so its far wider than he is.

He unhinges his jaws to swallow the egg, and then can remove the egg shells.

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  1. clara
    On December 24, 2008 

    i think these videos are freaky but at the same time really cool and interesting!!!!

    Reply to clara
  2. jacob
    On February 26, 2009 

    i love nature so can you sent me nature pictures and videos through e-mail

    Reply to jacob
  3. nalini kudalkar jagnat
    On March 18, 2009 

    excellent pics of animals , do keep sending me more of it regularly!
    i love animals very much ,i wish i was one of them.

    Reply to nalini kudalkar jagnat
  4. shenae
    On April 2, 2009 

    me to

    Reply to shenae
  5. nikul
    On April 17, 2009 

    please send me all video of nature

    Reply to nikul
  6. sanjay
    On April 17, 2009 

    pls send animal video

    Reply to sanjay
  7. CAREEN OKOMBO
    On April 20, 2009 

    I love nature because it makes you learn more.Please send me some nature pictures to my e-mail.

    Reply to CAREEN OKOMBO
  8. dillon walker
    On May 12, 2009 

    nice python pics

    Reply to dillon walker
  9. gage
    On May 25, 2009 

    so wierd but totally awsome and creepy too

    Reply to gage
  10. sanjoy saha
    On June 4, 2009 

    I LOVE PETS

    Reply to sanjoy saha
  11. shaan
    On June 25, 2009 

    i lave nature

    Reply to shaan
  12. kamalpawara
    On July 14, 2009 

    i love nature

    Reply to kamalpawara
  13. siraj husain
    On August 19, 2009 

    I love animals and very beautiful nature

    Reply to siraj husain
  14. jessica
    On August 19, 2009 

    i love to see cute animals because i love NATURE !
    FROME YOUR GOOD FRIEND jessica

    Reply to jessica
  15. r
    On August 24, 2009 

    I love nature.

    Reply to r
  16. Malathi
    On September 1, 2009 

    It’s really amazing

    Reply to Malathi
  17. Alice
    On September 10, 2009 

    i luv nature

    Reply to Alice
  18. mahe
    On September 15, 2009 

    i love nature b’coz it gives life to all

    Reply to mahe
  19. mahe
    On September 15, 2009 

    i luv nature, the mother earth

    Reply to mahe
  20. maripbrangmai
    On September 30, 2009 

    want to nature picture and the needed’s those who are suffering

    Reply to maripbrangmai
  21. sandra
    On October 5, 2009 

    nature is really great thanks a lot

    Reply to sandra
  22. subinoy
    On January 8, 2010 

    I love beautiful nature. So you can send me nature pictures and video’s on my e-mail.

    Reply to subinoy
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