well I hope the study will include lengthy follow ups on the "survivor" snakes so as to see that if the cold streak didn't imediately kill some animals, possibly there are alot of Burms with varrying degrees of RI, of which many may not survive. I would think that 2-3 months down the road there would be many sick snakes dying off.Food for thought.

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• Burmese Survival Research in FL - steelersdiehard, Fri Jan 29 08:08:41 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - TOM_CRUTCHFIELD, Fri Jan 29 09:20:23 2010
• I can't say that I'm excited snakes died - Jonathan_Brady, Fri Jan 29 09:32:03 2010
• RE: I can't say that I'm excited snakes died - snakes718, Fri Jan 29 11:06:14 2010
• RE: I can't say that I'm excited snakes died - Pithons, Fri Jan 29 14:07:54 2010
• RI and bacterial infections - fliptop, Sun Jan 31 15:00:10 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - WSTREPS, Fri Jan 29 21:11:00 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - LarM, Sat Jan 30 01:26:05 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - Jonathan_Brady, Sat Jan 30 05:51:27 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - TOM_CRUTCHFIELD, Sat Jan 30 07:05:50 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - SgtStinky, Sat Jan 30 05:39:24 2010
• RE: Burmese Survival Research in FL - Upscale, Sat Jan 30 09:17:20 2010
• My take reading between the lines - boaphile, Sat Jan 30 10:14:00 2010
• RE: My take reading between the lines - AndrewPotts, Sun Jan 31 10:23:29 2010