Fun Facts About Poo!

Found this super neat article that I thought y'all might appreciate! I was trying to learn how long after eating will a ball python typically poop and came across this gem instead [emoji23][emoji16]

http://snakesarelong.blogspot.com/20...llast.html?m=1

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Ha, love the article. As a former keeper of rattlesnakes (for 20 safe years), I'm already aware of the "ballast" theory & it makes total sense, especially if you've ever
seen a baby rattlesnake strike out & because it's so lightweight it ends up doing some accidental tumbling, whereas the larger they grow, the more stability, control &
power they pack in their strikes, increasing their accuracy & therefore their success & survival. Who knew? :D :snake2:

Interesting article, Thanks for posting that.