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Man in Thailand finds frozen snake inside ice cream; viral post leaves Internet stunned

The incident took place in Pak Tho, Mueang Ratchaburi.

Man posted the photos of the frozen snake inside ice cream on his Facebook account

A man in Thailand was left horrified after discovering something unimaginable inside his ice cream bar—a whole snake, frozen solid. The shocking incident quickly went viral, leaving social media users in disbelief.

The man, identified as Rayban Naklengboon from Pak Tho in Mueang Ratchaburi, had bought the ice cream from a street vendor. But when he unwrapped it, he was met with the sight of a black-and-yellow snake’s head peeking out from the frozen treat.

Taking to Facebook to share his discovery, he posted photos of the bizarre find along with a caption in Thai: “Such big eyes! Is it dead yet? Black bean, street vendor, real picture because I bought it myself.” The reference to “black bean” is a nod to a popular type of ice cream in Thailand.

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Unsurprisingly, his post went viral, drawing thousands of reactions, shares, and comments. Some users were horrified, while others couldn’t resist cracking jokes. One person quipped, “Don’t eat it yet. Wait for it to melt so it can be revived.” Another joked, “If I tell you to try it once, will I be charged with attempted murder?”

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This isn’t the first time something disturbing has been found in an ice cream. Last year, a doctor in Mumbai made a stomach-churning discovery when he bit into a butterscotch cone his sister had ordered online—only to realise there was a severed human finger inside.

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