Feeding a Wild Snake by Hand
Posted by Razorback from www.youtube.com
Pin it! For the record, that is a Northern Diamond-backed Watersnake, which is not venomous. I still do not recommend feeding them by hand.
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glen 10 years ago
There's something about training snakes to go to the humans for food that seems like a bad idea...
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MarkBlemish 10 years ago
Reptiles are a lot smarter than we give 'em credit for. I had desert tortoise who passed the bar exam (that's a joke, I had one but he gave up after failing it seven times) and an Arkansas box turtle (named Beaky, the desert tortoise was of course Tuffy) who would come up to the sliding glass door begging for some banana. Of course neither of these are to be confused with the California Dessert Tortoise http://www.polyvore.com/california_dessert_tortoise/set?id=57322423">http://www.polyvore.com/california_dessert_tortoise/set?id=57322423 The End.
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Razorback 10 years ago
Did you go on long walks together?
https://imgur.com/gallery/hz6MZ">https://imgur.com/gallery/hz6MZ
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MarkBlemish 10 years ago
haha, no but if I did you can bet that he'd be wearing gingham and I'd have sewed it myself.
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05tacoma 10 years ago
You know what I really hate? When the darn thing is rattling and you can't seem to locate him.
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Springer781 10 years ago
That's cool, because I feed wild snakes by hand too...with a Taurus Judge.
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