"The indigo, known for preying on other snakes, had clearly swallowed and then expelled its meal," explained the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Wildlife officials in Georgia stumbled across a pair of snakes that had been "expelled" by a larger serpent, only to discover that one of the regurgitated victims was still alive.

In a bizarre and fascinating incident, wildlife officers in Georgia were left stunned when they discovered two lifeless snakes inside a larger, 4-foot long Eastern Indigo Snake. But the situation took an even stranger turn when one of the smaller snakes suddenly came back to life and slithered away!