Killer boa on the loose in Australia
Just saw this on the news app and thought I'd share it
(Roll eyes) looks like someone has illegally let loose a monster boa in Sydney.don't how they smuggled one in with there security, just hope they find it without someone killing it first
From Discover on Google https://www.theguardian.com/environm...ake-skin-found
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Seriously? They're afraid of Boas in Australia?? Lol, I'd be way more concerned about the endemic snakes around there than a little ol' boa... the biggest concern might be invasion, but, again, I'd think the competition would be enough to keep it under control. Yeesh.
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ladywhipple02
Seriously? They're afraid of Boas in Australia?? Lol, I'd be way more concerned about the endemic snakes around there than a little ol' boa... the biggest concern might be invasion, but, again, I'd think the competition would be enough to keep it under control. Yeesh.
I know that's what I thought, someone gonna get a whopping tho for having it
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-50039293
According to this news item, the average length is 3m on this monster snakes
You'd think with the amount venomous snakes that they have, it's the least of there worries
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Wow, that’s pretty stupid. So... they’re concerned about a boa eating a kid, which has never been recorded, over getting bit by a venomous snake? Average length of 3 meters or 9.8 feet? Yeah.... no. People are afraid of the dumbest things.
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I know that's what I thought, someone gonna get a whopping tho for having it
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-50039293
According to this news item, the average length is 3m on this monster snakes
You'd think with the amount venomous snakes that they have, it's the least of there worries
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They have scrub pythons and carpet pythons and olive pythons... all species that get quite a bit longer than a boa. I looked them up and they're not endemic to the area around Sydney, but I'd still think Australian wildlife authorities would know :rolleyes: Proving that sensationalist news isn't just an American thing.
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... just hope they find it without someone killing it first ...
Sadly I have a hunch it will be treated like the invasive pythons in the Florida Everglades...killed? Hope I'm wrong. :rolleyes:
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Sadly I have a hunch it will be treated like the invasive pythons in the Florida Everglades...killed? Hope I'm wrong. :rolleyes:
Sadly I think that's what will happen too [emoji24]
Not even supposed to have a non native snake in Australia except for zoo's, so someone will get in trouble when they find out where it escaped from.
Guess it will be like a scene from monsters Inc in the bio hazard suit's when the human girl comes thru the door and they find. A sock https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...055d1a5acc.jpg
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