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Description: ID: 3494186 Snake Catcher Frees Reptile From Coca-Cola Can // ANIMAL RESCUE ONSCREEN CREDIT - @act_snake_removals A snake catcher recorded the moment he helped free a snake stuck in a Coca-Cola can. Snake catcher and ANU academic Gavin Smith, 42, said a local wildlife rescue group called him after a member of the public found the 1.3-metre Eastern brown snake, with its head stuck in an empty Coca-Cola can in Canberra, Australia. Gavin said: "I was very glad that the member of the public who found the snake had been able to prevent it from crossing the highway, which it had tried to do." In just under 10 minutes, Gavin had cut a small square into the can so he could see the snake's head and made some precision cuts in the metal, which allowed the snake to back himself out of the tight space. **Please contact licensing@catersnews.com for media / licensing / broadcast usage** SUBMIT A VIDEO: catersnews.com/submit-content Check out more videos like this one: World's Funniest Flight Attendant (Hilarious Viral Video) youtube.com/watch?v=DfaYKYFYHBk Teenager Can 'Delay' Her Voice (Funny Viral Video) youtube.com/watch?v=m5TaxX6RHZ4 Man Dressed As T-Rex Plays With 500LB Alligator youtube.com/watch?v=DrnFuhrczyw Connect with Caters: Facebook: facebook.com/CatersNews Website: catersmediagroup.com Instagram: instagram.com/caters_news Company Information: Caters Clips is owned and operated by Caters News Agency Ltd, an international multimedia content provider. We supply news, picture, video and feature stories to the world’s largest media publishers. All videos aired on this channel have been licensed from their rightful owners