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    Re: Snakes/Reptiles and their Emotions The argument

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    Actually I have, and knock wood, my females really don't seem to care. They come off their eggs easily. And once the scent of eggs is washed off of them and their tub, they don't have any further maternal instinct towards them.

    I ADORE my snakes, every last one of them. Most of them are named. But I don't have any doubt, that if set loose outside, that they wouldn't just slither off without any concern about leaving me behind.

    As I said earlier, I don't have any NEED for them to reciprocate the feelings that I have for them. I love, admire and respect them for being magnificently "them".
    I hope I haven't given the wrong impression. I am not saying that snakes have emotions. My argument was to stress the importance of looking outside the box and not standing on status quo. We do not know what a snake's brain is capable of. Wwe may think we do, but we thought the world was flat at one time too. Just throwing it out there.

    Jim Smith

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