Looking for ID of a Animal and happen to come across this.. http://www.abc.net.au/local/photos/2...03/3955563.htm
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Looking for ID of a Animal and happen to come across this.. http://www.abc.net.au/local/photos/2...03/3955563.htm
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Cold-blooded creatures! It reminded me of this poem.
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Wow.
What sort of snake is it?
Obviously a FULL Monty!
Just saw that myself......wow!!!
Olive pythonOriginally Posted by Mark L
Thats truly amazing.
Good find, Mary Anne and thanks for sharing. It's not often something like that happening in Australia makes it worldwide!
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I bet that with a mouth like that, that the snake was a female!
Just kidding...........................................
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I bet that with a mouth like that, that the snake was a female!
Just kidding...........................................
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Benny its a common fact than in many species Female are bigger, they do have to feed the next generation
This photo went viral on all types of media. It probably happens more often than we know about, just so happened this time when many people had cameras and phones available. One of the comments was maybe some of the people with smart phones got too close however I think both of the animals in question were pretty preoccupied with what they were doing at the time.
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