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Mixing Venomous/Non venomous

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Posted by: lizardking666 at Mon Feb 22 01:57:38 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lizardking666 ]  
   

Did anyone watch Venom in Vegas on Animal Planet a couple weeks ago? It was pretty interesting watching all those snakes cohabitate for that long, especially venomous snakes with non venomous. I've always wondered if it was possibly the fact that snakes can't tell the difference between their species and anothers or the possibility that they just don't care.

   

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