Posted by:
DMong
at Wed Dec 30 12:20:14 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]
But anyway, a 4 ft. Olive Python bites and chews on his neck just seconds after he tells everyone on live TV that "it won't bite him, because he doesn't want to eat him, or he doesn't pose a perceived threat to the snake"..LOL!
How wrong this assumption can be sometimes, I guess my 8 ft Macklot's Python I had years ago didn't know about this little fact either..HAHAHAAA!
She was great once out of her cage via a big snake hook, but before she was out of the cage, look out bro!, if you where EVER in close proximity, you were looked at as fair prey by her, and it happened several times in the past.....MAN did she hurt too!
Countless snakes have gone to eat me in the past, as I'm sure many of you have also experienced before..LOL!
~Doug
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