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    Re: Snake cognitive ability and affection.

    Quote Originally Posted by JoshSloane View Post
    Nightrain has brought nothing but discussion stifling off-topic criticism to this debate. Is no one else on here seriously seeing this?
    actually, I found Nightrain's first post, criticism aside, quite informative. I rather enjoy learning about new things as there is always something new to learn. While not one has ever tried to bite me, I have seen a difference to where a couple of my animals are a little skittish versus the ones that are complacent if I go to handle them.

    History and science are two of my favorite subjects, and for the most part I rather enjoy the discussions of this topics subject. While I agree that they don't feel emotions as we do, I do believe snakes and even reptiles in general are a lot smarter then some give them credit for.
    Last edited by ajmreptiles; 07-01-2015 at 02:59 PM.


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