Hundreds of snakes, including venomous ones, escaped a breeding farm in China when a tropical storm dropped heavy rainfall, causing devastating flooding.
Villagers in Hangzhou experienced nightmare on top of nightmare when nearly 900 reptiles busted out of their damaged facility, news.com.au reported Friday.
Video footage appeared to show the creatures slithering through the murky floodwaters, and one snake stared at a person recording:
“They apparently got loose after a nearby reservoir collapsed and the snakes were able to go free in the town, sparking concern from local residents. The breeding farm is said to have housed a mix of venomous…
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