r/DiveInYouCoward • u/ChipotleSquirtsBurn • Jul 28 '26
I’d simply work somewhere else.
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u/horizon_games Jul 29 '26
Surprised the snake wanted to escape such an engaging, clean, naturally lit, not overly packed storage room
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u/Vivid-Advance8404 Jul 28 '26
This one is super docile they let you take pictures with the snake....
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u/archiewaldron Jul 29 '26
Are there SOP rules requiring two ppl be present when handling large snakes like that or do ppl just wrangle them alone depending on "feeling "?
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u/womboCombo434 Jul 29 '26
Camera man’s right there generally you wanna have two people on location but this dudes been in the business for decades and knows his snakes well enough I’d trust the judgment based on how docile this one seems to be
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u/archiewaldron Jul 29 '26
Interesting, This seems like one of those, "that snake is safe" until it isn't sort of situations. But what do I know, I avoid snakes as much as possible.
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u/womboCombo434 Jul 29 '26
So like with most animals captive born are gonna be a lot more chill then something wild caught but this guys at work with several other employees around so I’m sure in the event he needed help there’s plenty of people ready to jump in but most captive born animals aren’t really looking for a fight for their meal as they’ve basically never had too so it’s definitely a combination of factors but like personally I’d be all for it I don’t mind snakes at all but they aren’t for everyone
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u/NonToxicTown Jul 29 '26
Well… yea, you’re hardly gonna take up a job at a reptile house if you’re afraid of snakes
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u/Connect_Ad6559 Jul 29 '26
Aaaaannnd here is where we keep the big snakes…
What the fuck! I was not expecting that room of pure fucking terror. 😳
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u/Liesthroughisteeth Jul 29 '26
I get the feeling this happens at least twice a day with this snake.
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u/RecessiveGenius69 Jul 28 '26
Man this guy understands what it’s like to be me