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Re: Show me them snake yawns
Crowley has such huge, adorable yawns! It's pretty funny how small his body looks compared to that huge, gaping mouth in the photo and the video. Very cute that he likes to hang out on your keyboard too.
 Originally Posted by pretends2bnormal
This one was a complete accident. He was laying out in the open, looking cute, so I took a picture. Only he had yawned as I clicked to take it, lol.
Before yawn:
During yawn:
What a perfect capture, just like Bogertophis said he looks like he's yelling LOL
 Originally Posted by Bogertophis
pretends2bnormal, yours looks like he's trying to talk!?
I've always loved snake yawns too, & my favorite yawns came from the rattlesnakes that I used to keep. I don't have photos so I'll have to describe them so
you understand why: when they yawn, they often stretch each side of their jaws one at a time...they stretch their fangs the way we might stretch our arms.
Wow that's really cute actually, I never realized they stretched their fangs. I've seen a few rattlesnakes yawn on Youtube and I'm always amazed that they can even fit their fangs in their mouth, they look huge.
 Originally Posted by AbsoluteApril
Big yawn from my 8' boa, photo from 9 years ago (RIP Autumn).
I had a co-worker and her niece over at the time, showing the reptiles, and they were very impressed by the yawn (my co-worker took this pic)
Such a big yawn! This is a great pic for studying the anatomy of a boa mouth, you can see all the rows of teeth.
Here is my Noodle, I was trying to take a video of his reaction to seeing his own reflection and he yawned. I've noticed he tends to do that when he's nervous so I guess he didn't like his reflection very much.
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