Paul Serone: They strike, wrap around you. Hold you tighter than your true love. And you get the privilege, of hearing your bones break before the power of embrace causes your veins to explode.
Denise Kalberg: How dare you! It was you, who brought that snake? You brought the devil.
Paul Serone: There's a devil inside everyone.
Warren Westridge: Asshole in one.
Danny: That's it, man. I'm getting the hell back to L.A.
Danny: Hurry up! I think I can blow him up.
Paul Serone: Westridge! Take my gear up to the pilot house.
Warren Westridge: I'm not your bloody poodle.
Paul Serone: What are you saying?
Warren Westridge: How dare you presume to order me about?
Paul Serone: Presume? How you like I presume to throw you in the river? You like that presume? Huh? Take it upstairs.
Warren Westridge: Thank you.
Warren Westridge: I rather hoped I done my bit.
Denise Kalberg: No, Mateo's probably just lost.
Warren Westridge: Oh wake UP.
Warren Westridge: Imagine, something this big captured alive. That's worth a lot of money, Gary.
Terri Flores: Jesus.
Paul Serone: Please people. Don't make me out a monster. I didn't eat the captain Mateo.
Paul Serone: Never look in the eyes, of those you kill. They will haunt you forever. I know.
Warren Westridge: Where do you think he's gone? A walk in the woods?
Answer: A snake can regurgitate its food, but they do this mostly if they are in danger or stressed, not to go after another prey or swallow it again so it's easier to digest. The food is usually quite a weight on their body and takes long to digest, so the snake could regurgitate it to become mobile again if threatened.
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