PICS: `Beast` of a Black Mamba coils around Durban snake catcher`s neck during sssscary rescue
(World News South Africa)

Durban - Most people, it is assumed, would avoid an encounter with a snake and, in all probability flee, if it was highly venomous. But not Nick Evans, Durban`s famed snake rescuer who has had his hands full this month, darting across the city to catch snakes that have slithered in people`s homes or in informal settlements. In the space of 18 days this month, Evans has been called to 11 homes across the city where he has caught six Black Mambas – one that weighed 3kg and constricted around his neck – four Mozambique Spitting Cobras, a Brown House snake and a Vine Snake. Black Mambas and Mozambique Spitting Cobras are among the world`s most deadliest snakes. This week, Evans, who is also...