Yeah, that makes sense. I'm talking about childrens pythons.
I guess he can smell me, but he can't use his jacobsons organ, and he can't smell me directly, he'll think it's coming from another place.
But, as an example, snakes at the zoo: They have a big glass front that they can see out of, but there's no air holes at the front, so they can see us, but not smell us, or sense our heat.
I know smell and heat sensing are their two most evolved and sophisticated senses, and that their eye-sight is bad. But if they can see us, not smell or taste us, but still not have any contridictory evidence that we're there, would they consider us there or not, or would they think we were not alive (just a tree swaying in the breeze).
I guess it's pretty unnatrual for them.
If you've got anything else to add, please do.
Jack
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1.0 Spotted python (Harry)
0.0.1 Stimsons python (Garry)
coming soon... 0.0.1 Diamond python
2 dogs (tracka and scruffy)
A bunch of fish
8 chooks (they crow early in the morning)