The Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) has denounced a video showing two men setting a reticulated python on fire during an alleged capture attempt. Co-CEO Anbarasi Boopal expressed disgust, shock, and frustration over the 'horrific cruelty' towards the animal.
In a video, two men were seen setting the python on fire and stepping on its head in a capture attempt.The Animal Concerns Research and Education Society has highlighted a recent case of animal abuse .
In the clip provided to Acres, two men can be seen setting a live reticulated python on fire using spray cans and a lighter.At the end of the video, the snake is transferred into a clear container and appears to be alive and moving. She cited a case where a man at Boon Lay Place Market hit a python on its head before hacking it off with a cleaver in April 2023.
"We navigate so many risks in our environment on a daily basis. We know how to use the escalator safely. We know to stand behind the yellow line on a train platform," she said.
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