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RE: Coachwhip intelligence

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Posted by: coluber at Mon Jul 16 16:26:03 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by coluber ]  
   

LOL!!...Yeah,seems that a fast snake is also faster thinking and

can develop a good memory even as to its keepers actions.

Funnily enough a guy at my herp club keeps Black Mamba's and he swears that they are very intelligent and can be conditioned at feeding time...another fast snake!!



I heard this story about coachwhips,can't remember where...that they know when a nest of baby birds are fledging the nest and wait under the nest only to eat the young birds as they make their maiden flight (which usually ends up in a crash landing)...

thats both clever and patient for a snake!!

   

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