Snakes

I did a lot of hiking is so cal, I learned to make noise, because the rattlers are deadly but want to be left alone if you give them a chance. We are not they prey.

I meant southern California.

Originally posted by mikelom
I encounter snakes weekly, as a habitat experience.

The Thai King Cobra, rat eaters, snail eaters, and even the odd green mamba.

They don't attack unless pursued or threatened, and therefore it's not a big issue.

They are of interest, but approcahing them deliberately is not advisable, as these are really wild creatures going about their daily feed ...[text shortened]... was so well camouflaged. It didn't raise itself to me, but rather tried to hide more!

-m.

Originally posted by Kegge
Smelly feet?

Originally posted by mikelom
They don't have feet! 😛

-m.

Originally posted by Kegge
They are just very small ... So you can't see them. They are a shoemaker's wet dream.

Originally posted by mikelom
A Tale of Two Sliveries??

-m. 😉

I like snakes!

Originally posted by hakima
I like snakes!

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
... that the way in which humans generally perceive the world, (value, economy, domination,etc.)...

Originally posted by lolof
Children don't - if we could keep some of our open-minded curiosity that we had, that would be nice.

even when it comes to spelling. 🙂

Originally posted by Kewpie
even when it comes to spelling. 🙂

Originally posted by mikelom
I prefer spiders - amazing creatures!

I had a Mexican Red Knee Tarantula for 22 years - Charlie!

A tarantula (female) can live for upto 30 years!!

They are also more intelligent than a Budgerigar, and get to know you well.

She grew to bigger than my spread hand, and I used to open the door on Sunday mornings, with her on my shoulder, when the JWs knocked. They never stayed for more than 5 seconds 😀 😀

-m.

Originally posted by hakima
I like spider and snakes equally.