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    Hey I was just wondering if anyone could post some pics of some giant sankes eating, or better yet a video, I've always really wanted to see them eat. Thanks. :wink:

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    I'd suppose once you've seen a snake eat, it's not much different. Just scaled a bit larger.
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    Um, ok...But I'd still like to see some pics :wink:

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    I believe I have posted a few, can't remember, I bet if you search through the forums, you can find some pics
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    Thanks dude, I tryed to look through your old posts, but their were like 92 pages of them! :shock:

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    Look in Rustys photo gallery. She has posted some awesome pics.
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    So nobody has any? Well I suppose thats becasue their aren't that many giant snakes in captivity. I have heard stories of ginormous snakes eating animals that were essentailly the equivalent of a samll buffalo.

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    Here is a photo of an African Rock Python eating.
    I didn't take this photo, so I am unsure of it's origin:


    To be honest I think there are too many giants in captivity
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    Now thats what I'm talking about :shock: That is awsome :mrgreen: I only wih I could unhinge my jaws, lol, jsut kidding.

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    LOL thats what Smulkin and Smynx have to look forward too (they have an african rock python named neph) I bet they cant wait
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