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schema:text	A picture supposedly showing a snake after it swallowed an AK-47 is frequently circulated on social media: But this is not a genuine photograph of such a snake. One of the first things we look for when examining a potentially doctored picture is for additional pictures that show the scene from other angles. If a picture has been photoshopped, it's unlikely you'll find multiple pictures of the object from different angles. Surprisingly, we found an additional photograph of this SnAK-47, which indicates that this is a physical object, not a digitally created one: While these pictures appear to document a physical object, this "snake" is not real. For one, it seems unlikely that a snake's body would wrap so tightly around the angular shape of this gun. If a snake did eat an AK-47, its body would stretch from one protuberance to another, creating a more rounded shape. So if this picture isn't photoshopped, and if this physical object isn't a real snake, what exactly does it show? It shows art work created by Vasily Slonov, a Russian political artist, called "Python-AK." According to Artsy.net, this art is made of rubber and was created in 2019. Here's a look at this piece on display from Artprice.com:
schema:mentions	Natural rubber AK-47 Snake Social media Russian language Artsy (website) dbpedia:Vasily_Slonov dbpedia:Photograph_manipulation
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-28 (xsd:date)
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