Snakes have been seen floating in floodwaters

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The video likely performed well due to its shocking and unusual content, showing snakes floating in floodwaters after a typhoon. This dramatic and fear-inducing imagery captures attention and encourages sharing.

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Following severe flooding caused by Typhoon Maysak in Guangxi, China, a breeding farm was destroyed, leading to the escape of approximately 900 snakes. These included venomous cobras and non-venomous species, with at least one villager being bitten.

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Snakes have been seen floating in floodwaters in Guangxi, China, after a breeding farm was destroyed by severe flooding caused by Typhoon Maysak. Around 900 snakes escaped, including venomous cobras alongside non-venomous king ratsnakes and oriental ratsnakes, leaving at least one villager bitten. As of today (7 July), the typhoon has left four people dead, eight missing, and forced over 53,000 to evacuate across Hengzhou. #hkeye #china #chinanews #typhoon #extremeweather #maysak #guangxi #hengzhou #flood #floodwater #snake #breeding #breedingfarm #escape #cobra #venomouscobra #ratsnake #village #weather #torrentialrain