stupid snake...
To: ChristianDefender
Looks like a Gary Larson cartoon......
2 posted on
10/05/2005 7:23:16 PM PDT by
SteveMcKing
("I was born a Democrat. I expect I'll be a Democrat the day I leave this earth." -Zell Miller '04)
To: ChristianDefender
YIKES! Where did you find the pic?
3 posted on
10/05/2005 7:24:29 PM PDT by
PilloryHillary
(Government is the only enterprise in the world which expands in size when its failures increase.)
To: ChristianDefender
Guess his eyes were bigger than his stomach...lol
To: ChristianDefender; Admin Moderator
5 posted on
10/05/2005 7:24:43 PM PDT by
misterrob
To: ChristianDefender
I always thought that the snakes killed their prey before eating--perhaps to avoid this type of occurence. Live critters moving around in a belly can't feel too good!
To: ChristianDefender
"The incident has heightened biologists' fears that the nonnative snakes could threaten a host of other animal species in the Everglades."This statement doesn't make sense. I see one very dead snake. A snake that bursts while eating alligators is no threat to alligators.
I sure wouldn't want to come across one in the swamp, but even if the gator is dead, there's a lot more gators in the everglades than there are non native snakes.
7 posted on
10/05/2005 7:26:27 PM PDT by
Slump Tester
( What if I'm pregnant Teddy? Errr-ahh Calm down Mary Jo, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it)
To: ChristianDefender
Already posted with over 100 replies
here.9 posted on
10/05/2005 7:28:53 PM PDT by
Maceman
(Fake But Accurate)
To: ChristianDefender
So - which one of them was the lawyer?
12 posted on
10/05/2005 7:30:15 PM PDT by
GSlob
To: ChristianDefender
That's hilarious!!!
Thanks for the giggles!
14 posted on
10/05/2005 7:31:44 PM PDT by
Dashing Dasher
(I know you are but what am I?)
To: ChristianDefender
Reminds me of the old Monty Python skit..."I can't eat another bite."
There are a ton of these things in Florida. I lived down in crazyland for 10 years - 80's and 90's - and it was fairly common for pythons to take refuge under houses and feast on local dogs. Heck, I tried to run over a 15 footer one night on the Golden Gate Parkway outside of Naples. Scary looking critters....but probably taste great
To: ChristianDefender
Many non-native species have been imported in south Florida. Most palm trees are imported. There are several lizards, frogs and toads that have hitched rides from the Caribbean islands and are now prolific in the area.
And now the Nile monitor lizard is showing up in peoples back yards.
Nile Monitor Lizard
19 posted on
10/06/2005 5:49:28 AM PDT by
cowboyway
(My heroes have always been cowboys.)
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22 posted on
10/07/2005 11:26:16 AM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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