Social media is full of snake videos that carry the potential to leave the internet petrified. But once in a while, such videos related to these reptiles surface online, which leave people with a light heart. Exemplifying the same, a video of three snakes was shared on social media. The snakes were tangled with each other and moved in a coordinated manner. The video mostly left the netizens confused as they were not able to make out whether the reptiles were dancing or fighting. Others found the clip quite amusing as the snakes were in their own zone, putting on a show without posing any threat to their surroundings. The video was shared by the Instagram user ‘Dev Shrestha’. The post was captioned, “3 Snakes so nice.”

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In the video, three snakes were seen tangled with each other. The reptiles were seen constantly moving in a rhythmic manner, which left the netizens confused about whether the snakes were playing together or fighting with each other. 

 
 
 
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The video instantly went viral as the netizens were scared and amused at the same time. Some found the reptiles beautiful and concluded that they were dancing, while others found the clip scary as it involved one of the most dangerous animals so close to civilisation. Some netizens also speculated that the snakes were fighting, while some informed that they were not venomous. The video was shared a few weeks ago and has received thousands of likes from people. 

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “Are they fighting or are they having a 3-way?? a user asked. “Ye Bina jahar Wale sap hai or ye mating ke time me ate hai ek sat (They are not venomous and they come together during the mating season),” a second person wrote. “Rate snake hai ye nonvenomous (They are nonvenomous),” commented a third viewer. “Har har Mahadev,” wrote a fourth. “What are they doing,” asked a fifth netizen. “This is beautiful, but scary as well,” joined a sixth.