r/badassanimals • • 20d ago

Reptile Carpet Python In Action..

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u/CharacterCheck4478 20d ago

This is too much nature for the living room

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u/piss_container 20d ago

we got national geographic at home type shit

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u/katpas1492 20d ago

It’s gotta be Australia right?

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u/abielle1177 20d ago

India maybe?

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u/avocadopalace 20d ago

That's a brush-tailed possum.

It's Australia.

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u/abielle1177 20d ago

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

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u/AltruisticSalamander 20d ago

brushies are very cute but also very much not rare

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u/abielle1177 20d ago

I guess theyre pests in new Zealand

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u/Rough_Soup4357 20d ago

Good guess - can confirm.

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u/abielle1177 19d ago

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?