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Q: JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A 25-year-old Indonesian man has been swallowed whole by a python on the island of Sulawesi, villagers and news reports said. 
  
 A six-minute video on the website of the Tribun Timur publication shows villagers slicing open the python's carcass to reveal the legs and torso of the dead victim, named Akbar. 
  
 Junaedi, the secretary of Salubiro village in West Sulawesi province, told The Associated Press that villagers began searching for Akbar on Monday night after realizing he hadn't returned from working on his palm oil crops the previous day. 
  
 Junaedi said Wednesday that the search party found scattered palm oil fruit, a picking tool and a boot, and then spotted the engorged 7-meter (23-foot) -long reticulated python. 
  
 "When its stomach was cut, we first saw his boot and legs near the neck," he said. "It seems he was attacked from behind because we found a wound on his back." 
  
 Reticulated pythons grab onto their prey with dozens of sharp curved teeth and then squeeze it to death before swallowing it whole. They are widespread in Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia. 
  
 Reports of humans being killed by pythons are extremely rare. In the wild they are known to eat monkeys, pigs and other mammals. 
  
 Junaedi said Akbar's absence wasn't noticed until Monday because his wife was visiting her parents in another province. The alarm was raised when his uncle called on him and found his house locked. 
  
 Like many Indonesians, Junaedi uses one name, as did Akbar. 
  
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 https://tinyurl.com/mvmkub7 ||||| An Indonesian man has been found dead inside the belly of a seven-meter-long python, a local media reports. 
  
 Akbar Salubiro had not been seen since setting off to harvest palm oil in a remote village on the island of Sulawesi. The 25-year-old man was missing since March 26. 
  
 A search found the giant python sprawled out next to his garden with the 25-year-old’s boots clearly visible in its stomach, according to tribunsulbar.com. 
  
 Villagers then used a large knife to cut open the snake’s belly slowly revealing the father-of-two’s body. 
  
 The horrifying footage shows the corpse being slowly removed from the killer reptile as the leathery skin is peeled away. 
  
 Akbar's neighbor Satriawan said: "He was found in the location of the garden. 
  
 "Initially Akbar set out from his home to go to harvest palm. After not returning to his home, people looked for him." 
  
 Akbar's wife, Munu, was away at the time and only found out when pictures and video emerged in the news, Tribun Timur said. 
  
 Village secretary Salubiro Junaidi said: "People had heard cries from the palm grove the night before Akbar was found in the snake’s stomach. 
  
 "When the snake was captured, the boots Akbar was wearing were clearly visible in the stomach of the snake. 
  
 "Resident cut open the belly of the snake and Akbar was lifeless." 
  
 Reticulated pythons suffocate their victims before swallowing them whole, reports said. ||||| Rating is available when the video has been rented. 
  
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A: 
The body of a 25-year-old man who vanished in a remote village in Indonesia has been found—in the belly of a 23-foot-long snake. Father of two Akbar Salubiro had gone to harvest palm oil on his family's plantation on the island of Sulawesi on Sunday when villagers "heard cries from the palm grove," a village secretary tells the Jakarta Post. A search party found scattered fruit, a tool, and a boot, before coming across a bloated reticulated python, reports the AP. A video of the subsequent dissection (it's graphic, but here for the brave) shows human legs inside the snake as villagers slowly peel it open. Police say Akbar's whole body was found in the snake’s stomach along with his other, well-preserved boot, per the BBC. The village secretary says Akbar had a wound on his back suggesting he was attacked from behind. Reticulated pythons typically seize boars and wild dogs with their fangs before suffocating the prey and swallowing it whole. Attacks on humans are rare.