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  1. 01-28-2014, 12:42 PM #1
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    Abandoned snakes confused for baby!

    http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer...ge-snakes.html

    Pretty hilarious. Bet they were BPs. Feel terrible for the snakes, of course, but the finder's surprise must have been pretty great.

    Hopefully the snakes got somewhere warm, haha.
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  2. 01-28-2014, 01:00 PM #2
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    Re: Abandoned snakes confused for baby!

    3 "huge" snakes. Lol They're Ball Pythons! I hope they found them a good place to stay for the time being. MAAAYBE if they were full grown BCIs or something. Definitely, 3 retics in a duffle bag would be crazy. Yowza!

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    Oh please. The only reason there is a picture of a ball python is because all these hysteria causing media dorks know they are harmless. One of those nutjobs isn't about to get close enough to something actually dangerous to take a picture. Besides, pretty much everyone has seen a ball python at some point, it's much harder to scare people showing them a picture of something they've never seen.

    In excess of four feet long probably means they were about 24" long at most, so were likely ball pythons or cornsnakes.

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