Note: The images below might be disturbing to some readers.
Despite how highly-urbanised Singapore is, most of us wouldn’t find it strange to occasionally find snakes slithering around in our neighbourhoods.
After all, they inhabit our jungles and nature trails and may somehow have wandered into our hooman estates.
A Jurong West community cat, unfortunately, fell prey to one such serpent.
The python already had half the cat’s body in its mouth when residents spotted the gruesome scene.
In a Facebook post by Ms Siau on Thursday (18 Mar), the lady shared a post regarding the passing of a community cat in her area.
According to her, a black cat fell victim to a python in the Jurong West estate on Tuesday (16 Mar).
In the video, the python was seen attempting to swallow the cat whole while tightening its hold.
However, the cleaner who took the video of the horrific scene told Ms Siau that the cat was “spat out” midway.
Unfortunately, the poor cat didn’t stand a chance against the predator.
Even though the python gave up halfway through, the black cat succumbed to its dismal fate.
In her post, Ms Siau cautioned the public to look out for snakes in their community spaces.
She also urged people to call the relevant authorities if they were to catch sight of these reptiles in their neighbourhoods.
Here are some useful helplines:
NParks: 1800-471-7300
ACRES: 9783 7782
It’s heartbreaking to see the Jurong West community cat meeting such a brutal death.
Hopefully, the python will be caught soon and this will be the last of such cases in the Jurong vicinity.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook and Google Maps.
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