Hunger or ritual? Prehistoric Texaan verorberde poisonous snake completely and raw

Science In their new study share some archaeologists of the Texas A&M University their – very special – findings. On the basis of droppings, they wanted to know more about the indigenous people that used the canyongebied in Texas populated: a peculiar people that envy was toxic to snakes.

As it turned out, at least from the coprolieten – preserved feces of a person who, during the prehistoric times in the canyongebied of the Lower Pecos in Texas lived. Between the food in his droppings were the slangentanden of a toxic instance found.

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Tickled by the bizarre discovery, the renewal of the archaeologists to the excrement analyze. It turned out that the hose is fully eaten, teeth, scales and bones included. In addition, there were no scorch marks on the scales are found which means that the beast raw was eaten. the

It went by the way a hose to the adderfamilie belonged to, probably a Texan rattlesnake one and a half metres long, or a koperkop that about twenty centimetres shorter.

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