By james art 
The snake belt, discovered in most modern engines, is named after its snake shape. Firefighters in Scottsdale, Arizona, had the unexpected opportunity to compare this decisive piece of rubber with reptiles endless undervalued body of his Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD.
Posting on Facebook, the Scottsdale Fire Service explained that the truck owner noticed the snake’s head get out of the undercoat after driving from meat to Scotsdale, which is approximately a 10-kilometer trip. Finding a rodent under a car or engine is not uncommon, especially after temperatures drop; The creators see your daily driver as a relatively warm and safe place to find shelter. But noticing a Boa constrictor In a pickup after a short trip through Arizona is far more unusual: the natural habitat of the Big Snake extends from Northern Mexico to Argentina.
“I thought it was a grocery bag or some plastic. Maybe I transferred something. So, I went back to the truck to see what it was, and I was completely shocked when I saw this big snake look down and look back at me, “said Aaron Ricks, Silverado’s owner, said Fox 10S The crew that answered the call was initially skeptical. “They said they did not believe that there would be a snake in the truck,” Ricks added.
It sounds that the serpent is a pet who got out of her home, which we hope to make the task of removing it easier than if firefighters are dealing with a wild one who has never been in contact with a person. Working with thick gloves and an animal control schedule, firefighters removed the front sliding plate of Silvero to extract the massive snake and, after posing for photos, put it in a box. The highway boa was unharmed and taken to the herpetological society in Arizona for care. If you live in the meat area and miss BOA, you know who to call.
How Boa found herself, tucked behind Silvero’s sliding plate remains a mystery. There is no word in the same way if it has damaged something under the hood. Boa Constrictory kill their prey by wrapping their body around it and squeezing, which explains the “constructor” part of the name. The greater ones are capable of killing large animals, such as wild pigs, so we imagine that one can easily crack, say a radiator if he feels the need.
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