Le serpent s’est trouvé coincé dans les fils barbelés à cause de sa grosse taille.

Reader feedback:

Re: Your article on a Huge Snake found in the
Southern part of Tunisia

Dear Babnet honorable webmaster:

Reading your story on the this huge Python
caught by the Tunisian army somewhere along the Tunisian-libyan frontier just
caught my attention. Knowing that true Journalism requires investigation,
transparence and honesty.

I found myself obliged to give the following
corrections.

 Looking at these pics which the tunisian
journalist claims are taken by a certain Mounir Baccar by his cell phone is
totally misleading.

I bet Mr. Baccar had a highly sophistacted
cellphone to take this very neat pics!.The first time I came across those pics
was via a libyan blogger: From the Rock (

http://lonehighlander.blogspot.com/2005/10/python-in-libya-as-far-as-i-know-this.html)
and her post dates back to october 12, 2005, whereas the tunisian newspaper
article is dated november, 2005. Second, a close scrutiny to the fence shows
that it is an elecrified one something rare or even non-existant in the area
mentioned. For those who would like to know the truth visit this link and you
will know that this Python and not anaconda is found somewhere else in Africa!
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/fencesnake.asp
The following is another link about those pics. http://www.bushveld.co.za/pictures-python.htm
Sincerely,

 A regular reader of Babnet

l'article comme paru sur Al Akhbar

Dans l'éditon du jeudi 1 decembre, le gouvernorat de Tataouine (sud de la Tunisie) a nié toute connaissance de cette histoire en priant le journal de vérifier l'authenticié de l'évenement avant publication.






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De la part de Bessem J:

Pour clore definitivement ce sujet :

-La photo a été prise en Afrique du sud


2-Le serpent sur la photo est un Rock python


3-le journaliste a bien menti