A snake rescuer pulled the ‘world’s deadliest snake’ from a car bare handed.

Neville Wolmarans was called out to a black mamba that had curled up into the body of a car in South Africa on November 15.

Fascinating footage shows Neville – from Ndlondli Reptile Park – carefully tease the reptile out from the body of the vehicle.

Despite the black mamba being one of the world’s most venomous snakes, Neville swiftly grabbed it behind the head and put it in a bag.

Neville said: “This was a tricky black mamba extraction. It took more than two hours in total.

“This snake had me totally convinced that he had given us the slip without anyone noticing him leave.

“I had done a thorough search through all the cavities and hidden spaces with an endoscope and saw nothing.

“I was absolutely bamboozled. I was blankly staring at the inside of the engine, willing the snake to make an appearance and it did.”