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How pythons squeeze prey with every exhale

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Rather than relying on any sort of toxic bite, these massive serpents prefer the highly intimate approach of a deadly, suffocating hug. They patiently wrap heavy muscular loops entirely around their target, aggressively tightening the grip every single time the prey exhales. It is an incredibly slow, methodical takedown that relies completely on sheer overwhelming pressure.

How pythons squeeze prey with every exhale
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