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    Mum finds her baby in grip of a python

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    That's actually a fairly good story. I love how the expert laid it out properly and explained the snake wasn't trying to eat the child. Also, the mom didn't want the snake harmed but released into the wild. That's how you want a story like this to end. I am sorry that the child was bit and the mom scared, but it couldn't have really ended better IMO.
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    Re: Mum finds her baby in grip of a python

    Quote Originally Posted by Zombie View Post
    That's actually a fairly good story. I love how the expert laid it out properly and explained the snake wasn't trying to eat the child. Also, the mom didn't want the snake harmed but released into the wild. That's how you want a story like this to end. I am sorry that the child was bit and the mom scared, but it couldn't have really ended better IMO.
    I agree. Far better than the sensationalized "baby eating python" stories...
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    Cool story I agree worded well and cool she didn't want the snake hurt
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