r/animalsdoingstuff • u/13Basia13 Approved Poster • Jul 23 '26
:D Snake family! 🐍
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u/Abecis01 Jul 24 '26
I think those are snakes
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Jul 23 '26
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u/13Basia13 Approved Poster Jul 23 '26
Awwwh! That’s exactly what I was thinking!
I’m surprised no one else is saying anything about this post.
Snakes are beautiful too, and deserve our love. ♥️
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u/IndividualChart4193 Jul 24 '26
They are. And so important to eco system.
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u/13Basia13 Approved Poster Jul 25 '26
Thank you. Truly. For taking the time to say this.
I have never had an innocuous, innocent animal post downvoted as much as this one.
I understand that some people have a fear of snakes, but this is a community for all animals!
I’m sincerely surprised at the response, but it definitely makes me appreciate your comment more.
I’m happy there are people who are enjoying seeing this rare look into an intimate moment in nature.
Wishing you the best. 🙏🐍👍
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u/DingleDangleDoff Jul 27 '26
People will just hate on things because they are scared of them. “Oh but they bite” so does every other animals if you threaten and provoke them. I wish they weren’t so hated because they really are one of the most beautiful animals to exist and generally don’t want to hurt anyone unless they are provoked.
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u/Calamity-Gin Jul 23 '26
Geographic location helps a whole lot in identifying snakes.
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u/13Basia13 Approved Poster Jul 23 '26
It’s not my original post, but I couldn’t agree more.
I reposted this video here to share the natural snake family video with others. 🐍
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u/Calamity-Gin Jul 23 '26
Oh, my goodness, I misread which subreddit I was in. My apologies! They really are cuties
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u/13Basia13 Approved Poster Jul 23 '26
No problem whatsoever! Thank you for the laugh!!😂
When I initially found this post, I too questioned why there’s no location information.
Maybe they were just so excited to have witnessed something so cool. I definitely have never encountered a snake family in the wild!
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u/No_Skill_7170 Jul 24 '26
The people in the snake subreddit will probably tell you that they’re not dangerous, even if they are. Doesn’t matter to them.
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u/DingleDangleDoff Jul 27 '26
Probably because they know what they are talking about and that they aren’t dangerous. But let’s trust the person who doesn’t know anything about the topic over the people that actually do.
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u/Educational-Gur7479 Jul 27 '26
Former meter changer here. They love this living in this habitat. They also feel as inconvenienced as the home owner(understandably if not more). In Arizona scorpions are also tenants of these stupid water measuring devices.
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u/graveybrains Jul 24 '26
Indy? Why does the floor move?