Today’s case is for the exotic and special species fans. We have a 20-year-old female Burmese python that ingested a rat and the blanket used in the cage. What can you see?
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Wow amazing
Very interesting!! Just one question: The lungs seem to be a bit hazy… Is this OK in a snake?
Thank you for the case! Have a nice summer!
Yes, the lungs are normal in this snake.
The rat made a bad decision for winter sleep in wrong place and wrong time!