Snake remains found inside ice cream
In Thailand, a person discovered snake remains inside an ice cream they purchased from a street vendor.
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In the South Asian country of Thailand, a person who bought ice cream from a street vendor encountered snake remains inside the ice cream when they opened the package.
Sharing photos of the black and yellow snake seen inside the ice cream on social media, the young man said, "Cute-eyed snake, aren't you dead yet? Black bean ice cream I bought from a roadside stall. This is a real picture and a real situation."
Experts identified the snake seen inside the ice cream as a baby "golden tree snake," a species native to Southeast Asia that is mildly venomous.
While a group of Thai social media users who believe snakes bring luck and prosperity wished the young man luck, another group criticized the hygiene and production conditions and called on the authorities. The young man, reached by the Thai press, stated that he took the ice cream back to the vendor he bought it from after the incident and returned it.