A few years ago I took my son, who was 8 yrs old at the time, to a reptile
show that was held here in Fort Wayne. He thinks snakes are cool and wanted
to go see the snakes people would have for sale there.
There was a little girl there, maybe 12 yrs old at the time, who had a HUGE
python. It was laying on a 2 meter long table and it was long enough that it
went the full length of the table and curved back so its tail and head met
up! This snake had a giant lump in its middle. The girl was bragging about
how she had fed it a LIVE rabbit that morning!
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On 1/10/09 5:33 PM, "Wayne Harridge" <wayneharridge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> But I would not recommend that you play with most of the
>> snakes in Oz or
>> a select few in the US.
>>
>
> I'd agree with that for the Oz snakes.
>
> One of the women who works in our office brought her pet python (dunno what
> variety) into the office a few weeks ago as a few people were interested in
> seeing it. The snake was about 60cm long and obviously used to being
> handled but a few people in the office "freaked" out and she had to take him
> (the python) home immediately. It was interesting to see who "freaked out"
> and who acted rationally !
>
> ...Wayne
>
>
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