- A snake in India gets a can of beer stuck on its head and is desperate to escape
- Video taken by some onlookers shows the serpent slithering out on a dirt road
- Snakes can often get stuck like this – their scales can make it difficult to get out
A snake in India is caught on camera thrashing around in a desperate attempt to get a stuck can of beer off its head.
Video taken by some onlookers shows the snake slithering out of a forest and onto a dirt road.
It has an orange can of beer on its head and moves agitatedly from side to side trying to remove it.
All of its attempts are unsuccessful and it begins to look desperate.
Still not finding any luck, the snake manages to move to the other side of the dirt road.
The onlookers continue to film, backing away from the snake when it looks like its coming towards them.
The snake appears on a dirt road in India with an orange can of beer stuck on its head
![It slithers from side to side of the dirt road in a desperate attempt to escape the can of beer](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/28/17/44D0F1EA00000578-4929874-image-a-34_1506616540182.jpg)
It slithers from side to side of the dirt road in a desperate attempt to escape the can of beer
![A snake's scales make it difficult to exit something like a can. It usually enters in search for food](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/28/17/44D0F1D900000578-4929874-image-a-35_1506616552266.jpg)
A snake’s scales make it difficult to exit something like a can. It usually enters in search for food
There are similar cases around the world of snakes getting their heads stuck in beer cans.
Australia’s Daily Telegraph reports that this happens when snakes are trying to find food, finding difficult to get out due to their scales
India’s urban population of 429million people produce an approximate 62million tonnes of rubbish every year. This has caused growing landfills of rubbish to spread throughout the country and called for immediate solutions to sustainable living.