Never do this: A little girl with a yellow python sent Facebook crazy

Often on Facebook we see interesting videos of people communicating with predators as first friends.
Tigers, leopards, hyenas play with humans like little kittens.
One begins to think that they are safe.
No, the truth is that they are predators and their instincts can be awakened in an instant.
Children should not think that petting a lion on the head is normal.

A clip of a little girl playing with a yellow python sparked a discussion on the web.

It is a type of snake from the Python family (Pythonidae), which is distinguished by the yellow color of its skin. The yellow python can be found in the tropical regions of Australia and Oceania. The yellow python is non-venomous, but strangles its prey with its strong muscles. A yellow python can also be a symbol in dreams, and according to some interpretations, it means that you will save yourself from a big trouble.

The yellow python can be dangerous to humans if not kept properly or if provoked. It is strong and fast and can strangle its prey with its muscles. It can also attack larger animals, such as a wild boar or a crocodile. If you are the owner of a yellow python, you must follow strict hygiene, safety and feeding rules for the snake. If you are in nature, you should avoid contact with a yellow python and do not touch it or disturb its space.

Thousands of comments poured in:

Too dangerous and too foolish.

While the kid is playing, the snake is sizing. You can’t even trust a human with emotion let alone a cold blooded reptile.

It’s just too risky. They don’t really understand how to take care of each other and may end up hurting themselves trying to.

snakes don’t have the intellectual capacity to feel emotions such as affection. this is not friendship.

Oh no. 🥲 she’s very smart but snake’s aren’t smart.
Life is learning lesson ✨️.. just be careful young lady.

Sizing up the kid. Watching and checking her out because she’s hungry. An adult should be handling those snakes.

One more quick point on this because I personally enjoy calling out hypocrisy: what is the #1 cause of death in children? Firearms. How many of you indignant about these children interacting with these animals out of fear for their safety have taken the position of „you ain’t taking my gun no matter how many kids get killed“. Don’t act like this is some grand altruistic display of concern for human life when you chastise scenes like this, because when it comes to actual threats to human life that may require you to actually do something your own interests will always come first.

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