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    Amazing shots. Thanks for sharing!

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    "Go ahead, touch me... if you can."

    I always call cobra's "the velociraptors of the snake world" because of that part in Jurassic Park when the Australian guy says "They show extraordinary intelligence, even problem-solving intelligent. Especially the big one... That one... when she looks at you, you can see she's working things out."
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    Scary stuff, beautiful shots though!
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    Re: Cape Cobra (Naja nivea)

    Quote Originally Posted by xFenrir View Post
    ... "They show extraordinary intelligence, even problem-solving intelligent. ...
    I have a forest cobra that is extremely intelligent. I take her out a box so to show the audience. I then make sure the Forrest spots the box and put her down. She goes around the box till she finds the entrance hole.
    I call her Pandora


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    Re: Cape Cobra (Naja nivea)

    Those are snakes I am definately scared of! I like looking at them and I am in awe of them, but I prefer to keep my distance!

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    You keep them at your house??

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    Very nice photos. Are you ever afraid that they will get away having them outside like that?

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    Re: Cape Cobra (Naja nivea)

    Quote Originally Posted by adamsky27 View Post
    Very nice photos. Are you ever afraid that they will get away having them outside like that?
    I prefer working outside. Open space is far better


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