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RE: Identifying a snake?

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Posted by: Orocosos at Sat May 10 19:07:59 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Orocosos ]  
   

I absolutely agree. Furthermore, many species of non-venomous snakes will flatten their heads so as to mimic the appearance of the venomous species. Of course, having said that, I now have to say that in my dealings with snakes, the characteristics of the animal's head often determines whether or not I attempt to handle it.


   

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