Oligodon fasciolatus inserted its head through the right side of the abdomen of Duttaphrynus melanostictus in order to extract and eat organs. Tissue of a collapsed lung (above, left), and possibly fat tissue, covered by clear liquid foaming as it mixes with air bubble from the lung at expiration. The upper part of the front leg is covered by foaming blood, likewise, mixed with air bubbles from the collapsed lung. The poison on the dorsum and neck of the toad is still conspicuous. Loei, 22 April 2020. Photo WS.