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    News: 2 die in rock python attack

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    Re: News: 2 die in Boa Attack

    Doesn't sound like have a clue what type of snake it was

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    News: 2 die in Boa Attack

    I know, my guess would be burm or rectic?
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    Very, very sad. My condolences go out to the family.
    Strange that two boys were killed, I have a hard time seeing how that would happen
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    Well, there goes our pets.

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    Non poisonous.

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    Re: News: 2 die in Boa Attack

    I guesswork the press itīs lets forget about autopsy report but letīs just jump to conclusion instead.
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    News: 2 die in Boa Attack

    It does seem strange that two were killed. Very odd, seems like there has to be more to the story...
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    News: 2 die in Boa Attack

    Quote Originally Posted by Emmastaff View Post
    I know, my guess would be burm or rectic?
    http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2619837

    I Think it may be an african rock python. :/
    Either way the whole ordeal seems a little far fetched. There's probably so much more to this story but they are immediately going to criminalize the snake. If anything, the snakes keeper should be held responsible for being absent minded by leaving the enclosure unlocked and or having an enclosure that doesn't suffice to house such a powerful animal. I still find the whole thing hard to believe. :/
    Last edited by Herpenthusiast3; 08-05-2013 at 06:06 PM.

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