Go home and find your dog with a snake wrapped around his face and partially between his teeth. A real shock for a woman who lives in San Diego, USA, but kept her temper and called in a professional snake expert.
So Bruce Ireland came to the woman’s house, a man who offers his services to remove snakes for free when they land in inappropriate places. “Every time I get a call, it’s about something interesting, and even in this case it was,” said the man, who filmed his speech and then posted it on TikTok.
“My dog has a snake wrapped around his face”
Despite the fright, Ireland made sure both animals were safe after the disastrous encounter: the snake wasn’t venomous, and even when the dog put it in its mouth, the reptile was virtually unharmed.
The dynamics of the event are not clear, but the most likely hypothesis is that the dog, accustomed to discovering the world with its nose, approached this “strange” creature and finally found it around the muzzle. In the end, the worst moments were probably spent by its owner, who got a bad scare.
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San Juan, 15 August (EFE).- The leaders of the Caribbean countries will be convened for an extraordinary climate change summit in the Bahamas starting tomorrow with the aim of drafting a common position for the COP27.
The Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Philip Davis, said Monday that the meeting would aim to find a “unified” Caribbean response to better reflect the regional states’ common problems.
“This gathering will enable the Caribbean region to take charge of its destiny and present a unified position to the world at COP27,” Davis said at a news conference.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference 2022, commonly known as COP27, will be held next November in the city of Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt.
“It is time to take the offensive against the painful blows that climate change has inflicted on the region, but we must unite in the fight and convince the world that, for better or for worse, we can make it together.” he pointed out to Davis.
The prime minister announced that his country intends to set up this meeting, sponsored by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, as an “annual event” and that he hopes all countries in the region will attend.
Since taking office last year, Davis has been among the leading voices on climate change, often traveling to different countries to attend special conferences on the topic.
In addition, he has repeatedly called on multilateral organizations to cancel climate change-related debt for small countries.
In this context, Davis has denounced the fact that the national debt of the Bahamas has increased by around 5 billion dollars in recent years as a result of natural disasters.