A Texas woman suffered bloody injuries in an attack by two very different animals – a snake that fell out of the sky onto her arm and a hawk that swooped down to retrieve its prey.

Hawks and falcons are fearsome birds of prey that often share the same habitat. They may seem similar at first glance, but ...

Another clue that the snake fell out of a bird's beak as it was flying: A hawk swooped in next. "As I was trying to sling my arm and sling the snake off, the snake wrapped around my arm," she said.

A brown-and-white hawk flying overhead had fumbled and dropped the four-and-a-half-foot-long scaly creature. The hawk quickly joined the fracas, swooping down to wrench its serpentine dinner from ...

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A woman who was mowing her yard was injured after a hawk drops a snake on her arm. “I’m screaming during this whole time, ‘Help me, Jesus! Please, help me, Jesus!'" Sections.

Three weeks after a Texas woman said a hawk dropped a squirming snake onto her arm – and then attacked her to retrieve its prey ‒ Peggy Jones says she still has nightmares.

A brown-and-white hawk flying overhead had fumbled and dropped the 4 1/2-foot-long serpent. ... Doctors said her wounds were not caused by a snake bite, but rather by the hawk’s talons.

With the snake uncoiled from the hawk, the red-tail takes a few moments to catch its breath before flying off and dropping the snake.

But then, as the snake wound itself around her arm, and the grandmother struggled to free herself, a hawk swooped down, striking again and again before finally flying off with the 4.5-foot-long snake.

The hawk finally shook the snake loose from Jones’ arm but not before it had clawed her. Jones said she drove the mower back toward her home where her husband was mowing the front of the property.

The hawk finally shook the snake loose from Jones’ arm but not before it had clawed her. Jones said she drove the mower back toward her home where her husband was mowing the front of the property.