the pet shop in the mall :)
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the pet shop in the mall :)
the first thing I would do is take it out back and put a hoe across the back of it's head. :D Not a snake person. Matter of fact I have a hatred for pretty much all reptiles going back to the dinosaurs. :D
that's a ball python... some one pet obviously... they are native to africa... feed him once every week or two a mouse... they can be picky eaters...Quote:
Originally Posted by juiced99ws6
here is a better pic of the little guy (once again its from a phone)
you guys read that thing several months ago about the snake problem in the everglades? People dumping pet snakes in there and now they're becoming a top predator there. The pic was of a snake that ate an alligator and busted it's sides open.
God, I hate snakes!
Fuuck that, i'd have sold the car!
That's crazy.
dam i woulda been a bit startled seeing that under the hood
a snake under the hood of a bird, sounds like some sort of evil trick, someones trying to sell you ford mustang parts!
that is a myth... some one attacked the snake... snakes don't "burst" from swallowing something large like that...Quote:
Originally Posted by 0rion
If it's a myth then someone needs to email National Geographic and let them know. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...eatsgator.html
my dad said he saw that story a while back, its not far from our houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
I found a cat in my mom's van's engine compartment once. It was dead though...
it's a theory... snakes don't burst like that... it was attacked by something...Quote:
Originally Posted by 0rion
we have snakes like that loose in florida but there just a little bigger, like 5 to 10 ft. it got so bad that now you need a special permit to own a snake or reptile .
If you read the article, it said that it was most likely attacked by another croc.:bomb:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
The same thing just happened here in Pa. at a Wawa, except it was a 5 foot long boa! He found it under the hood!
I killed a copperhead on the back porch this morning...does that count?
whats a copper head doing on the porch?
it also says that its a doubtful theory and even the guys that came up with it are skeptical. however I can believe that with how tough the aligators whole structure is that if it got attacked and had to move quickly then he could have tried to bedn at a 90 degree angle and the gator didnt and ripped out of him. you have to remember that snake do not have a very sensitive nervous system and they do not know if they are doing themselves harm. that is a main reason that a heating rock is not recommended for use with a snake. if it gets to hot then the snake with not even notice til the scales on its belly are burn right to the rockQuote:
Originally Posted by Anthracis
