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But I have one question...
what does "slithering" sound like?

-John
Here

Like money!

I hope those snakes were released. That's a lot of animals to remove from a population that's already endangered.

~jenny
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1.4 normal ball pythons (Cindy, Darwin, Periscope, and dah bebbies)
0.2 rescue chinese water dragons (Yoni and Linga)
1.0 rex rat (Scurvy)
1.0 gerbil (Yerbul)
0.1 mice (Cute Girl Mousy)
0.1 bunny (Spazz)
1.1 betta fishes (Vicious and Killer)
2.2 great danes (Shasta, Odysseus, Merlot, and Watson)
1.0 fat fuzzy mutt (Smokey)
1.1 cats (Thidwick and Turtle)
3.0 horses (Buddy, Sam, and Scout)
1.0 goat (Billy Jack)
0.0.1 chupacabra (it ate our chickens)

jenny.thegreenes.org

Are they $68,400 each or a total of. At 86 boxes and a total of $68,400, that's only $796 per animal if there is only one per box. And they're endagered and protected.

I don't know. The idea of eating a snake.
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Lead us not into temptation. We can find it on our own.

I am pretty sure that was total, but how endangered do we think they really are, if that one smuggler could roud up that many of them?? example how long would it take to round up that many wild corns, and the are not protected. Craig

Exactly.

I was ticked when I moved back to Texas last year.(But that's a different story) I was told the place was crawling with snakes. I found 1 Black Rat Snake and 1 Eastern Hognose. No Rattlers, no copperheads, no Kings, not even a garter snake. This was in a haven for snakes. This one man found how many endangered snakes? Maybe the wildlife service should ask him where he found them and go recount.
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Lead us not into temptation. We can find it on our own.

That's what I am sayin, to get that many, I can't really believe they are that endangered, maybe there is more to the story though. Craig