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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    Nice find, I don't see why they messed with it, it was doing perfectly fine, and wasn't really hurting anybody.
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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    nice snake
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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    Im actually glad they "messed with it". In my opinion they saved it and did the reptile community a favor. It was taken to a serpentarium instead of killed. If someone had called it in they might have just killed it. And now thats one less snake in the wild that would hurt us. Its puts a smile on my face to know they didn't kill it. It might have been a little slow though due to the temperatures.
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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    Quote Originally Posted by redstormlax12 View Post
    Im actually glad they "messed with it". In my opinion they saved it and did the reptile community a favor. It was taken to a serpentarium instead of killed. If someone had called it in they might have just killed it. And now thats one less snake in the wild that would hurt us. Its puts a smile on my face to know they didn't kill it. It might have been a little slow though due to the temperatures.
    True, I didn't think about that. I'm glad atleast it's living still, like you said.
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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    I'm glad they removed it, it doesn't belong there.

    It was probably the best thing for both the snake and the area it was inhabiting.

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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    "The mounted patrol was practicing walking their horses over storm grates when they noticed the dormant snake Wednesday."

    I wonder what is meant by dormant. I would guess it was probably half frozen vs dormant. I wonder how it's health will be in the next week.
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    Smile Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    We've had 27-32 degree mornings here in the last 2 weeks, so I'm sure it's better off in the Serpentarium in St. Cloud. It's about 45 minutes from here, I might even go over and see it.


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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    Looks like a good situation. The people holding it don't look scared and they are holding it properly, not hurting the animal or themselves. Very rare to find such understanding authorities in this situation. Like it was said, normally this snake would have been killed on the spot.

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    Re: Deputies find 12-foot Anaconda in Kissimmee

    Quote Originally Posted by norm View Post
    Looks like a good situation. The people holding it don't look scared and they are holding it properly, not hurting the animal or themselves. Very rare to find such understanding authorities in this situation. Like it was said, normally this snake would have been killed on the spot.
    That was one of the things I noticed, too. Nobody that was holding it, had a total "death grip" on the snake at all. Very good looking snake. I hope it recovers from the cold..
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