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Cobra Question

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Posted by: razordance at Wed Jun 28 12:39:25 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by razordance ]  
   

I don't have any intention of ever keeping hots, but I have a question for curiosity's sake. I've spoken to a couple of people who deal with snakes for a living, and they've both said that they consider cobras to be some of the best hots to work with. Seems strange that they would say this about such dangerous snakes. Is there something about the behavior of a cobra that makes it easier to handle, assuming you're qualified to do it in the first place, or is it just personal preference?
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0.1.0 Budgie - Tweetie
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0.0.1 Rat who was too friendly to be eaten - Scabbers


   

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