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In reply to GinaLinetti • 9:32a, 8/18/17
CherryLodes said:
EagleFordEarl said:
Schools are giant rat magnets, back when I taught it was nothing to see one trucking down a hall way after hours. And this was in a newer campus. The older campuses were way worse.


I swear to god if I find a snake in my classroom I'm going back to sales.


I thought you were better than this...
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9:37a, 8/18/17
I can't remember if I already said this, but I worked at a preschool a lifetime ago. There were several times when they called me to come get scorpions, spiders, etc out of the classrooms. One time there was a garter snake in the hall. It was the most aggressive little punk and struck at my legs and feet several times. Got his fangs caught up in my shoelaces. We finally got it relocated to a field.
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In reply to GinaLinetti • 11:14a, 8/18/17
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CherryLodes said:
EagleFordEarl said:
Schools are giant rat magnets, back when I taught it was nothing to see one trucking down a hall way after hours. And this was in a newer campus. The older campuses were way worse.


I swear to god if I find a snake in my classroom I'm going back to sales.


Sales offices are full of rats also, they just don't attract snakes.
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In reply to EFE • 3:28p, 8/18/17
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EagleFordEarl said:
Schools are giant rat magnets, back when I taught it was nothing to see one trucking down a hall way after hours. And this was in a newer campus. The older campuses were way worse.
I would have given anything for a resident snake when I was in the classroom. Beats mice poop on my desk every morning. Yuck!
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In reply to ellebee • 6:05p, 8/18/17
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You would be wrong.
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7:40p, 8/18/17
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Does anyone know what kind of frog this is? My mom took a package out of the mailbox this evening and this guy was clinging to it. My folks place is in the country outside of Hillsboro, TX. He doesn't look like any frog I've ever seen in Texas. Sorry to get off topic, but I figured someone on here could answer my question.
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7:57p, 8/18/17
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Not sure, but I can tell it is a boy, because it is definitely a mail toad.
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In reply to hillcoag16 • 8:05p, 8/18/17
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Looks like a green tree frog
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8:14p, 8/18/17
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That is definitely a native texas frog.
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In reply to hillcoag16 • 9:42p, 8/18/17
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WE ha a couple of those tree frogs that live in our backyard. We are in Waco.
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In reply to dodger02 • 10:51p, 8/18/17
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I didn't go to that school, but I've been in it a time or two.

Edit: (Oh wait, elementary... Maybe not)
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1:47p, 8/20/17
Yep, green tree frog, hyla cinerea.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
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In reply to ellebee • 7:46a, 8/21/17
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ellebee said:
Tursiops93 said:
ellebee said:
Is this snake poop? It's about 2 1/2 inches long. The white looks like urate to me.

Taste it! If it tastes like chicken it's probably snake!


Tasted like pork. What does that mean?
Hognose??
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In reply to Tursiops93 • 8:03a, 8/21/17
Tursiops93 said:
ellebee said:
Tursiops93 said:
ellebee said:
Is this snake poop? It's about 2 1/2 inches long. The white looks like urate to me.

Taste it! If it tastes like chicken it's probably snake!


Tasted like pork. What does that mean?
Hognose??


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7:55a, 8/22/17
I FOUND SNAKES!

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In reply to ellebee • 8:01a, 8/22/17
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Arboreal Neon Cobras
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11:45a, 8/22/17
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Saw this on Facebook. I know the answer, but I won't spoil it.

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11:59a, 8/22/17
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Wild-ass guess: broad-banded water snake
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In reply to tx4guns • 12:01p, 8/22/17
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location? Looks like a cat eyed snake.
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12:04p, 8/22/17
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More specifically, northern cat eyed snake Leptodeira septentrionalis
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12:13p, 8/22/17
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12:18p, 8/22/17
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I don't know what it is....I know it's angry looking and the OB has taught me that Angry looking snakes are angry....

Saddened to say....I would likely kill that one....

right or wrong 12f?
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In reply to 1990AG • 12:25p, 8/22/17
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Wrong. They are rear-fanged and slightly venomous, but not deadly. If I remember correctly they have a mild neurotoxin that paralyzes forgs/toads/lizards, but has minimal paraesthetic effect on humans.
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In reply to Badace52 • 12:28p, 8/22/17
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Badace52 said:
More specifically, northern cat eyed snake Leptodeira septentrionalis
This is correct. Limited range in Texas and not commonly seen.

I got bit by one in Costa Rica and it got a little swollen/red with some tingle (TWSS) but wasn't a big deal.
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12:43p, 8/22/17
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Captured another 24" copperhead last night. Not one strike. He just wanted to be on his way.
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2:53p, 8/22/17
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OK, I know a couple days ago I posted about not killing snakes because I'm not an uneducated idiot anymore, but that thing is scary looking and I would probably kill that thing immediately upon seeing it. No ID necessary...dead creepy ass snake!
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In reply to agcrock2005 • 2:56p, 8/22/17
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agcrock2005 said:
OK, I know a couple days ago I posted about not killing snakes because I'm not an uneducated idiot anymore, but that thing is scary looking and I would probably kill that thing immediately upon seeing it. No ID necessary...dead creepy ass snake!

They are protected in the state of Texas... not that chicken **** TPWD would prosecute any herp related violation anyway.
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2:58p, 8/22/17
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I think the snake looks "creepy" due to the vertical pupils (cat eyes) that give it its name. It's actually a boldly patterned and attractive snake which is harmless to humans and very rare to see in Texas. If that pic was taken in Texas this is an awesome find and up there with the coolest posts on this thread so far.
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In reply to 12f Mane • 3:15p, 8/22/17
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I was kidding, but that snake in the picture is creepy as hell. I googled it and the others aren't near as crazy looking as that one. That would definitely scare the crap out of me if I stumbled upon it!
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In reply to agcrock2005 • 3:22p, 8/22/17
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100%
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In reply to Badace52 • 3:35p, 8/22/17
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From what I've seen it was found around Kingsville.
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In reply to 12f Mane • 3:53p, 8/22/17
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Isn't that pretty far north for that species??
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In reply to Badace52 • 5:06p, 8/22/17
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They have not been found north of kingsville, so yes.
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6:06p, 8/22/17
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Wonder how he got past Sarita?
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In reply to jgh85Ag • 6:11p, 8/22/17
Refrigerated van truck with 27 others just like him also packed in.
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