The following series of X-rays shows the process of digesting a crocodile larger than it many times.
Marvel at the series of python X-rays digesting shocking crocodiles
The first day of the process of python digestion: From left to right, you can see the skull, the body, the limbs of the crocodile and the tail are extremely neat in the belly of the python.
Day 2: Although you may not have much of a change here, in fact, the small intestine, liver and kidneys of the python have increased in size to 1/3 to twice their normal size so they can Digest this huge meal.
By day 3, we can see soft tissues of crocodiles begin to break down and digest.
By increasing the size of internal organs, pythons can quickly digest prey before they rot.By the 4th day, there was not much left except for thick skin and skeleton.
On the fifth day, the digestive process continues.All remnants of prey only have a blur on the X-ray.
On the 6th day, almost all crocodiles were digested.
By the 7th day, all had disappeared.This is probably a hungry python.And the more evidence you have to be sure that pythons can swallow up and digest all the larger prey than itself.
