Watched the hell out of this cartoon as a kid, so I'm not the the first person who thought about this.
Correct!CrazyRichAggie said:
Checkered garden, I think..
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She took off her other shoe and sock! Obviously didn't know the snake was there but how likely are snakes to strike again vs flee?GoodAg1980 said:
Another article about this with video.
https://abc13.com/pets-animals/cheerleader-bitten-by-copperhead-while-practicing/6197428/
There are experts on here that know more than I do, but copperheads aren't very aggressive. It struck her because she stepped ON it. The fact that she didn't ever see it even though she stayed in the area for a while seems to indicate it hauled ass, which is what you would expect from a copperhead. I'm sure if she stepped on it again or came close, it would instinctively strike.GT_Aggie2015 said:She took off her other shoe and sock! Obviously didn't know the snake was there but how likely are snakes to strike again vs flee?GoodAg1980 said:
Another article about this with video.
https://abc13.com/pets-animals/cheerleader-bitten-by-copperhead-while-practicing/6197428/
Badace52 said:
That guy has some pretty intense and interesting color to him. Looks like a brand new baby too.
Badace52 said:
Location? Looks like a three toed box turtle.
4stringAg said:
Baby cottonmouth