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janeedwards (06/28/2013) [-] 
This gif. makes me so mad. The snake is only interested in the movement of the bag. Hitting an animal only makes them respond aggressively. I am prepared for your sea of red thumbs.
<--related, my snake
<--related, my snake
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janeedwards (06/28/2013) [-] he's just a baby right now, and he's a corn snake. He's extremely docile and very tolerant of anyone handling him
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sashathefolx (06/28/2013) [-] She owns a cornsnake, also known as a rat snake. They only get to be about 4 feet on average and never get any more around than a quarter. They are very docile and only strike when they're hungry or threatened.
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peebze (06/28/2013) [-]
I myself have a nicaraguan boa (currently 7 feet) and a blood python (4 feet), and can agree... but for different reasons. It doesn't make me mad that he hit the snake. It makes me mad that they are already packed together in a far too small cage, cramped in horrible living conditions, probably fed meager meals, and most likely suffer from many diseases due to sanitary issues.
But its what happens on farms, or in this case, a poorly designed zoo. Its all too common, and nothing can be done about it sadly. Plus, this gif is nearly 5 years old as well.
But its what happens on farms, or in this case, a poorly designed zoo. Its all too common, and nothing can be done about it sadly. Plus, this gif is nearly 5 years old as well.
