[Jeff Guidry]

Snakes do the darndest things.

 

[RYCeT]

I've seen the picture of snake who eat human in SE Asia.

 

[discord]

I wonder for how long that meal will satisfy the snake.

 

[Nisbeth]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1911 i dont know. i kinda felt sorry for the kangaroo. i dont really feel it is appropriate food for a snake like mice, rats etc. if i came across that scene in nature i would probably blow the snake's head off.

Why the h*** would you do that? Nobody shoots you for eating a steak, right?

/U.

 

[YamiTenshi]

Ugh..... I was eating when I clicked on this thread....

So where's the next picture after the snake explodes?

 

[Leporello]

Burp...


Regards,

L.

 

[Mikey01]

Boy, I wonder what that snakes cholesteral level is now.

 

[nikongod]

was the 'roo already dead when the snake got there?

i have a hard time believing that a snake could catch a kangaroo.

they do catch rabbits though, so who knows...

 

[Trance-Fusion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nisbeth Why the h*** would you do that? Nobody shoots you for eating a steak, right? /U.

i totally agree with you, it's nature... if the snake can catch it, let the thing have it's meal

 

[blip]

I dunno... I mean the snake probably couldn't catch it if it was running (hoping) but I'm sure it caught it through stealth, not speed. Remember, snakes have amazing burst acceleration.

Still wow! You hear about snakes eating things that size but wow!

 

[LFF]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edwood

Love gore. Love it.

I remember seeing a picture of a human who had been eaten by an alligator. Saw the pics of the stomach being opened.

On that issue, any one here go to sites like ogrish or rotten?

 

[3lusiv3]

We pitched our tent and camped overnight last year about 3 metres from the home of exactly that size and type of python. We left it alone and it left us alone. I could see it's head at the entrance to it's home/hole and left it alone. It was a bit scary but I figured pythons aren't poisonous and don't attack things the size of humans.

Actually, I think the python we camped next to was a bit bigger than that one.

 

[james__bean]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3lusiv3 We pitched our tent and camped overnight last year about 3 metres from the home of exactly that size and type of python. We left it alone and it left us alone. I could see it's head at the entrance to it's home/hole and left it alone. It was a bit scary but I figured pythons aren't poisonous and don't attack things the size of humans. Actually, I think the python we camped next to was a bit bigger than that one.

Aren't kangaroo's pretty big? They have to be the size of a small child at least. If I knew there was a python in the area I certainly wouldn't be able to sleep.

 

[allenf]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikey01 Boy, I wonder what that snakes cholesteral level is now.

Low... 'roo meat is low in saturated fat!

 

[wali]

can anyone id that python, is that an Australian native python?