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Posted by: SteveH at Thu Sep 19 21:21:41 2013 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SteveH ] This post reminded me of an encounter I had where a small eastern hognose was being swallowed by a speckled king several times its size. I would have never known they were there if the (hog?) hadn't been making a high pitch humming noise. The king had half of him swallowed(I guess the hognose was too small to constrict).Anyway I pulled the hog out of the kingsnake's mouth and let it go. I kept the kingsnake. I listened to that noise for a few minutes before I finally found what was making it.The kingsnake shouldn't have had any trouble swallowing the hognose of that size in seconds. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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