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10 foot long king cobra loose in Ft Bend Cty right now.
i'm at iah about to take off to los angeles. think i'm safe?
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i'm at iah about to take off to los angeles. think i'm safe?
quote:That's my picture and I'm within a couple miles of where this thing is missing from.....this is all pointing towards disaster!
Found it! Bad perspective... He's really 10ft
I'll be honest, even seeing one of those damn things behind glass at the zoo creeps me out a bit.
Cobras are cool. I've never had the opportunity to work with one, though. We had a 12-footer at one of the zoos I worked at. Seemed like the thing was always pissed off.
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10 foot long king cobra loose in Ft Bend Cty right now.
I'm on it
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10 foot long king cobra loose in Ft Bend Cty right now.
I'm on it
And you didn't report here first.
Just FYI, the snake was found about 50ft from the house it escaped from. An unfortunate, freak occurrence. A local aggie herper, among others, assisted the snake's owner with the recapture.
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Just FYI, the snake was found about 50ft from the house it escaped from. An unfortunate, freak occurrence.
i'm sure the neighbors are sleeping soundly tonight.
quote:I assume the thumbs down was about allowing a venomous snake to escape. Glad it didn't wander far.
Just FYI, the snake was found about 50ft from the house it escaped from. An unfortunate, freak occurrence. A local aggie herper, among others, assisted the snake's owner with the recapture.
Meant to put a thumbs up!
I've been meaning to post this little guy for a couple weeks it seems.
I have a camera shy yellow bellied water snake (I assume) that has decided June Bugs, Toads, and Geckos are easier meals than the fish and frogs around his pond.
He camps out nightly at my side door.
I have a camera shy yellow bellied water snake (I assume) that has decided June Bugs, Toads, and Geckos are easier meals than the fish and frogs around his pond.
He camps out nightly at my side door.
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That would be a pretty fun back door visitor.
What do you think?
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That would be a pretty fun back door visitor.
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That would be a pretty fun back door visitor.
Friend pulled this guy out of her College Station hay barn. Rat snake?
Ring-necked snake
Is the coloring dark enough for that? Maybe a juvenile brown snake?
I'm curious (and don't mind showing my ignorance), how do you go about catching a snake like that? That, to me, is a big snake I wouldn't want to be anywhere near.
That is a baby Texas brown snake. Several species have a nuchal ring like that as babies that fade away as adults.
quote:The cobra or what? I personally wouldn't attempt to catch a cobra, but I would think long tongs are a must and you have to tail the snake first.
I'm curious (and don't mind showing my ignorance), how do you go about catching a snake like that? That, to me, is a big snake I wouldn't want to be anywhere near.
Baby Mexican's have a nuchal ring?
Thanks. Didn't look at it all that close
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I'm curious (and don't mind showing my ignorance), how do you go about catching a snake like that? That, to me, is a big snake I wouldn't want to be anywhere near.
you nut up and grab that son of a beetch like the glorious basturd you are.
Couple of Pictures from when I was in S. Africa 5-6 years ago. First is a common brown house snake (indigenous to S Africa), second is obiously a Burmese python, which is not indigenous but they have a similar problem there as we do in some places around here, they get too big to have as pets and have just gotten released into the wild.
Her name was "Fluffy"
Her name was "Fluffy"
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I'm curious (and don't mind showing my ignorance), how do you go about catching a snake like that? That, to me, is a big snake I wouldn't want to be anywhere near.
you nut up and grab that son of a beetch like the glorious basturd you are.
Man...that'll give you some perspective on the size of those things. Holy cow....
The way that guy is holding the cobra.....it can turn around on him right? He's not in a defensive position with that thing........
Indians be crazy.....
Indians be crazy.....
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