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    Aggressive pet python escapes, killing 2 cats before being captured

    http://m.cbs12.com/article?id=11251464
    This is the worst example of news reporting I have seen in a long time. The snake doesn't act aggressive at all; he's pretty chill.
    That's not even a Burmese python either. Someone needs to tell the mentally incapable news reporters that it is actually an albino tiger reticulated python. And for a retic, he seems like a gentle specimen.

    Edit: Also found here: http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2013/oct/...0-foot-python/
    Again, misidentified as a Burmese python. Pathetic.
    Last edited by Bluebonnet Herp; 10-01-2013 at 08:05 PM.

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    They found the "snak" coiled in some bushes, guys.

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    Such an uproar when a snake is found in a neighborhood. But a blind eye turned to violent stray dogs that attack and terrorize neighborhoods.
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    Re: Aggressive pet python escapes, killing 2 cats before being captured

    Quote Originally Posted by Archimedes View Post
    They found the "snak" coiled in some bushes, guys.
    I find plenty of these in my school's courtyard right after lunch. Why, I bet if the reporters camped at my school for a few days, they'll find lots of snacks littered on the ground to make a news story for!

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    Send these reporters to the Philippines and see how many retics they can find ambushing the neighborhood chickens! Oh yeah, they'd probably pass out from the mind-blow of 1.) having neighborhood chickens, 2.) having neighborhood retics, 3.) finding out the retics hide from you but the roosters will beat the crap out of you.

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    Re: Aggressive pet python escapes, killing 2 cats before being captured

    Quote Originally Posted by anatess View Post
    Send these reporters to the Philippines and see how many retics they can find ambushing the neighborhood chickens! Oh yeah, they'd probably pass out from the mind-blow of 1.) having neighborhood chickens, 2.) having neighborhood retics, 3.) finding out the retics hide from you but the roosters will beat the crap out of you.

    Lol.
    I've heard of those!!! They get up to like 80+ feet and can weigh almost 5,000 pounds! They shoot laser beams from there eyes and breath fire..... those chickens though... Man they wouldn't hurt a fly!
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    Re: Aggressive pet python escapes, killing 2 cats before being captured

    Quote Originally Posted by zeion97 View Post
    I've heard of those!!! They get up to like 80+ feet and can weigh almost 5,000 pounds! They shoot laser beams from there eyes and breath fire..... those chickens though... Man they wouldn't hurt a fly!

    On a side note, you also forgot to mention their flying capabilities...

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