A man's worst nightmare

A man in Thailand has prised a large python off his genitals after it bit him while he sat on a toilet.

Attaporn Boonmakchuay, 38, told Thailand's Channel 7 he struggled with the 3-metre python for half an hour after it came up through the plumbing and bit him on the penis.

"I fought it. I called my wife and she went to get the neighbour," he said from his hospital bed.

"It took about a minute for the neighbour to get here. And all of a sudden, while I was holding it, it began to lose some strength so I used my hand to prise open its mouth. Then the snake released its grip by itself."

He fainted from loss of blood after removing the snake.

The toilet had to be dismantled before the snake could be removed from the plumbing. 

Doctors said he needed stitches, but should heal well.

"I think he's lucky," hospital director Dr Chutima Pinchareon said.

"We have to watch for infection. If there's none and if the wound is healing well he should be able to go home.

"But if the bite had gone into the urinary tract it would have been a big problem." 

Rescue workers had to dismantle the toilet to remove the snake from the plumbing, then carry the toilet outside before chipping off enough porcelain using hammers to remove the snake.

Large snakes are common in Thailand and are more likely to be seen in urban areas at the onset of the rainy season, when they flee flooded fields for higher ground.

The snake was found to be 3 metres long.

Read more at The Daily Mail 

 

2 comments

A friend of mine was up in Townsville when he took short and had to use the outside loo. He was rather constipated and after about 15 minutes he finally had success, as he turned around to inspect what he had passed, he let out a yell and said there was a rather large frog looking at him, for one instant, he thought he had passed the frog. We all had a great laugh. Apparently frogs like to live in the toilets to keep cool in the water.

Always have frogs jumping on you in the showers in the Nth and also they spend a LOT of time in the toilets

PlanB -  Thanks for that, never knew they were so prevalent up there.

 

 

 

Love frogs in the toilet ... says to me 'things must be OK around here' (ecologically).

As for the other blokes, this visitor (over 3 metres when stretched out on the side fence) and I had a stand-off on the back patio step one morning. He really did seem to want to come in. Stares at close quarters for around 30 minutes. I won. Have had other smaller ones (and tree snakes) inside. Left of their own accord after a couple of days.

:) They don't eat much really ... genitals aside.

Hide food when they visit and they eventually leave in my experience.

Haven't seen a green frog in years, and don't hear frogs croaking like I remember them doing after it rained....

Remember a few cane toads often hovering around the backyard dunny when we lived for a time in north queensland when I was fairly young...

 

Haven't had frogs here (Gold Coast, QLD) recently, latest snake was a couple of weeks ago. Used to have bandicoots too but they've been non-existent in the last couple of years.

Birds, possums, lizards (and bloody Asian geckos) around.

Would like to see the frogs back Shetso.

My MIL still has copious green frogs in the outdoor toilet ... yeehah ... in Gunnedah, NSW.

We used to have heaps of green frogs and tiny brown ones. Then they all disappeared for years but have seen a few of the green ones lately. The Asian geckos invaded a few years ago. We thought they were so cute at first until they multiplied and multiplied and multiplied. Lots of snakes of all sorts but big spiders like huntsmans and tarantulas seem to have disappeared completely.

 

 

Freakin' Asian geckos ... they must do more 'poo to the acre/square kilometre per body weight' than any other creature on the planet.

Inside and outside.

Dirty little bas***** !!

Think I'll report 'em to the UN, Climate Change Council, NASA OR Putin, Kim Jong-un, Donald Trump or anyone else with a potentially disastrous military reponse capability. 

Hola, that's a good one. Heard about ******** a brick, but a frog? Hahaha

Tell you what,  that's one lucky  guy to be bitten by a python, had it been an anaconda, he would have been stone cold daid.

Micha...the green anaconda is I understand the most deadly. They are a species of the boa constrictor.

Very dangerous....

 

It would have jumped out of its skin being confronted with my rear end...lol

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