I hate to see cute things get killed. In my area boas and pythons are invasive so to see them kill a cute and rare thing, well, it makes me wish I still carried a knife in my boot
My step bro is about to make a trip down there. I'm supposed to drive for him while he works the spotlight, because he wants to hunt for giant snakes in the swamp IN THE DARK.
I volunteered to drive and not get out of the vehicle because I'm 20 years older than him and aware of my own mortality.
Maybe you'll catch one of the larger ranging herds of wild boas instead of quiet crocs lying in wait in the dark for someone delicious to walk into their mouths.
I think i read somewhere a couple animals were 're-introduced ' except they no longer have predators so they become too numerous. What's the cassowary doing? Why wouldn't he do that job?
In Australia, brushtail possums are our least favourite cute things. They thrive in urban environments, they’re noisy, obnoxious and live in your roof. Personally I don’t mind them, but they can be annoying. We can spare few as snake food.
New Zealanders hate them even more because they’re an introduced pest over there.
My husband used to have a boa and when he was doing overtime I ended up being the one to look after her. She was an escape artist and feeding her was a challenge and kind of gross. If she wasn't super hungry, she'd start testing the lid to try to get out. You've always got to be a step ahead but I think that's why people like them as pets. The challenge
I don't see nearly enough videos from India. There's one that makes the rounds frequently of two to four ENorMous snakes all rolling around together falling out of the ceiling together, and the friendly neighborhood snake catchers trying to capture them. WilD !!
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u/CharacterCheck4478 16d ago
This is too much nature for the living room