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Animal Planet's done it again...

IGR Jul 22, 2003 07:11 PM

Sensationialist killer python program on now. Anything for ratings...

Replies (7)

KiLLatCaLi Jul 22, 2003 08:22 PM

I was steaming..ridiculous, what else can be said

Knot Jul 23, 2003 12:43 PM

So, you think that the people who have been attacked by these snakes are lying, or just the reasoning behind why these snakes attack is rediculous? I don't know I thought the explanations was right. I don't know...that's just my opinion.

killatcali Jul 26, 2003 08:00 PM

probably 15% of what they actually show is educational. its basically for little kids and people who couldnt seperate a burm from a corn snake. The reason those shows exist is for shock factor, because it's definetly not for anyone who's looking to benefit and learn something through watching the tube. I rather watch Jerry Springer and laugh than watch that garbage and get pissed off. Thats why I ordered myself the NGC channel. Much better. Planets funniest animals? Are you kidding?

BMX_PYTHON Jul 22, 2003 08:59 PM

A machete(sp) can't cut an anaconda, but the guys bare teeth can. That show was ridiculus. I liked the part when the scrub killed the dog and tried to eat the child.

Knot Jul 24, 2003 12:05 PM

Well, the reason that the machete couldn't cut the snake is because the snake was under water, and are jaw can exert quite amount of pressure and the pressure is spread over smaller area, the teeth, than the machete. Here's an example, the sharp pointed tip of a sharp pin has a very small surface area, and if you press it down on a wood or a flesh it will go through easily because the pressure is apply to smaller surface area, but if you were to exert the same amount of pressure on a blunt pin you probably need to exert more force to get it through the wood or flesh. That's why we don't need to push hard on a very sharp needle. Simple physics.

gretzkyrh4 Jul 22, 2003 10:48 PM

Is that the one with the reenactment of the retic attempting to pull the extremely fat woman down through the hole in the outhouse? Cause that would have to be my personal favorite of all time.

chris

SalS Jul 27, 2003 07:47 PM

Hey, let me play with my furry chinchillas and then go pick up a large python! Oh man, why did the snake try to eat me?!

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