Animals
Boa Constrictors and Suffocation: New Way to Die
Boa constrictors are not causing slow, painful deaths, say researchers. Victims of boa constrictors, it turns out, are neither "shot through the heart," Bon Jovi style, nor actually suffocated--as we've always thought.
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