Would imagine that is correct based on the information above. I think there is another species in India that's pretty bad too. I don't remember what it is at this time though.
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Russell's Viperttha_aggie_09 said:
Would imagine that is correct based on the information above. I think there is another species in India that's pretty bad too. I don't remember what it is at this time though.
And probably preceeded by the words: "Hey hold my beer..."12f Mane said:
And on that last point, I think the vast majority involve alcohol.
The russell's viper is responsible fornthe most fatalities from snakebite in the world due primarily to the fact that they love to live near human habitations in the most densely populated large country in the world which happens tp have a poor emergency care system.
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Dangerous snakes and tiny humans.ttha_aggie_09 said:
Australia is a much more lethal* place for snakes
In the sense of number of venomous species... couple of countries in SE Asia have some serious death rates by snakes. The death rate is like inflated by the availability of treatment and antivenom.
Killed by my friend's husband at the edge of a driveway in Spring, TX. Would've been left alone, but the cats were about to start a fight with it. Stated it was approximately 2 1/2 ft long.
I've been learning a ton from this year's thread as well as last year's. However, I'm not nearly as proficient as most of y'all on here. I've never seen a pattern like that on a snake's belly before. I'm guessing water snake because I think I'm seeing stripes on his jaw. Wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong though.
What say ye, all-knowing OB?
Broad Banded water snake
Come on folks we are slipping. Gots ta get my snake thread fix eryday.
Someone jacked up and posted a snake pic outside of this thread. So we actually had two today
Found this nasty mofo between the house and the barn - so we made his head disappear and put him in the freezer.
Location?
Rat (tle) snake
How long is he?
How long is he?
only black X's I see...
Try right clicking the icon and use the "open image in a new tab/window" option.
That worked for me
That worked for me
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That's just a ratsnake. Poor guy!
Saw this on facebook yesterday and was waiting for it to pop up here. The comments on it were hysterical!
Reptile day at the library.
Getting the kid started early - he loved it, despite his expression in the picture.
Getting the kid started early - he loved it, despite his expression in the picture.
Ball python!
MathNewman06 said:
Reptile day at the library.
Getting the kid started early - he loved it, despite his expression in the picture.
Your kid's expression looks like me these days after one too many beers.
Great pic and cute kid!
Was in Atlanta a few days ago. they interviewed the guy who said he was OK with it because he had watched the Crocodile Huntercarpe vinum said:
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Rattle snake I found in the Austin area. Pretty dark phase for the area.
Eastern Hognose - part of my snake collection now.
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Eastern Hognose - part of my snake collection now.
And now this little guy in the driveway this morning.
Been trying to make my way through the 2016 thread and then this, but I've not made much progress. Lots learned with plenty more to come. Anyway, I saw this on Facebook and instantly thought of this thread. Is it just me or does this guy die a horrible death very soon?
Probably not. He likely has antivenom on site given the species he has.
This actually is a good demonstration of how snakes are when they go into feeding or predatory mode, when they're domesticated. Snakes like those know the second their door opens they're getting a meal or an occasional tank cleaning. It trains them very quickly...
When you have snakes that you handle, like pythons, this is why it is recommended to fee them outside the tank. We fed ours in the bathtub. Most of our snakes wouldn't strike at a person when picking up or handling... the second you set one down in the tub it was game on.
This actually is a good demonstration of how snakes are when they go into feeding or predatory mode, when they're domesticated. Snakes like those know the second their door opens they're getting a meal or an occasional tank cleaning. It trains them very quickly...
When you have snakes that you handle, like pythons, this is why it is recommended to fee them outside the tank. We fed ours in the bathtub. Most of our snakes wouldn't strike at a person when picking up or handling... the second you set one down in the tub it was game on.
Awesome hognose! Really cool coloration on that western too.
Yeah, the death part was as exaggeration, but is he soon to be bit or not? Just seems really dumb to let venomous snakes roam around the floor with your back turned.
For most people, I'd say yes, they going to die a very painful death, and soon.
However, that's Viper Keeper. Dude is somewhat of a modern day Bill Haast, who lived to the ripe old age of almost 101, and was bitten by hots over 170 times.
However, that's Viper Keeper. Dude is somewhat of a modern day Bill Haast, who lived to the ripe old age of almost 101, and was bitten by hots over 170 times.
Here's the dude that tagged my ex's dogs earlier tonight. It was dead when she found it but it must have put up a pretty good fight because their heads are puffed up pretty good. The lab took one right on the nose.
How are the dogs this morning?
Coworker killed this guy behind their shop in Tyler, TX. Speckled King?
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Yes
Location? No ID needed I presume.
Still swole up a bit but looks like they're gonna be fine. Steroid/penicillin combo shot that my vet buddy gave them probably didn't hurt.
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