Brave Snake Handler Nick Evans Rescues Black Mamba From A Motorist's Car
- Snake handler Nick Evans from KwaZulu-Natal recently saved a black mamba lurking in a motorist’s car.
- When the car’s hood was opened carefully, the snake was found coiled up on the battery.
- On social media, Facebook users praised Nick for his courage and expertise in handling the situation.
When it comes to unexpected visitors, snakes have a knack for showing up in the most surprising places. Recently, a motorist discovered a black mamba hiding in his car, and luckily, a skilled snake rescuer was on hand to handle the situation. Nick Evans, a well-known reptile enthusiast from KwaZulu-Natal, stepped in to ensure the snake was safely removed and relocated. This story is a powerful reminder of the importance of staying alert and prepared for the unexpected.
How Nick Evans Pulled Off the Black Mamba Rescue
Nick Evans, a seasoned snake handler, recently shared an incredible story on Facebook about a black mamba he encountered inside a car. Alongside his friend Duncan Slabbert, Nick managed to successfully rescue the snake last week, showcasing his expertise and bravery in the face of danger. The car had been brought to a workshop in Pinetown after being driven from a home in the Highland Hills area of Moseley.
According to Nick’s post, the snake was discovered when the car’s hood was opened cautiously. The black mamba was curled up right on the battery! The car owner had been aware of the snake’s presence earlier but hoped it had moved on by the time he reached the workshop.
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"The snake measured 1.9 meters long, and removing it was surprisingly straightforward," Nick explained. "It would have been more exciting if it had put up a bit of a fight, but everything went smoothly. We were able to take it to Dubcorp for assistance."
Check out these incredible photos from the rescue:
Nick Evans Becomes an Internet Sensation
Nick Evans' impressive rescue didn’t just help the motorist and the snake—it also made waves online. Social media users flocked to the comment section of the Facebook post to express their admiration for Nick's skill and bravery. The story resonated with many, as black mambas are among the most feared snakes in the world, and encountering one in such a confined space is nothing short of terrifying.
One user, Sanvir Govender, joked in the comments: "Mamba mechanics. The mamba was probably doing an engine assessment!" This light-hearted comment brought laughter to the conversation, highlighting the community's appreciation for Nick's calm demeanor during the rescue.
Shabeer Ahmed Cassimjee added: "I hope every catch is as easy as this one. Thank you for sharing your story with us!"
Another user, Mzomba Nyamatane, wrote a heartfelt message: "Dealing with snakes in car engines is no small feat—especially when it’s a mamba! Thank God it was an 'easy' catch." Nick appreciated the sentiment and replied, showing his gratitude for the support.
Rita Naidoo expressed her surprise: "Wow! Imagine finding a snake in your car's engine. That must have been quite the shock!"
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Carolina Van Heerden praised Nick and Duncan for their teamwork: "It’s unexpected to find a snake in your car’s engine, but luckily Duncan was there to help. Stay safe, guys, and God bless!"
Rowan Henderson playfully remarked: "You’re brave catching those snakes without all the fancy gear, bru. Yoh!" Nick quickly clarified: "Oh, I always use tongs!" proving that safety is a top priority for him.
Another Unusual Black Mamba Rescue Earlier This Year
This wasn’t the first time Nick Evans came face-to-face with a black mamba in an unusual spot. Earlier this year, he shared another remarkable story about rescuing a black mamba that had taken refuge in a leaf blower. Despite the snake's reluctance to leave, Nick managed to safely extract it, earning even more admiration from the online community.
Nick’s dedication to reptile rescue and his ability to handle dangerous situations with ease have made him a hero in the eyes of many. Whether it's a snake in a car engine or a leaf blower, Nick Evans continues to inspire and educate people about these fascinating creatures while ensuring their safe return to the wild.
