Anyone recognizes this snake?

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Re: Anyone recognizes this snake?

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IraHayes wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 8:24 am
Kammekor wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 7:45 am The ones around here either attack, spit, or run away to prepare a comeback later. The chickens (eggs and chicks) attract them I think, and they can easily hide in the forest behind the house.
The snakes are a wily bunch, always scheming and plotting their next move. They’ve got their beady little eyes on the chickens, and they’re not afraid to use every trick in the book to get their scaly hands on those delicious eggs and plump little chicks. They slither and slide through the forest, launching surprise attacks and spitting venom at anyone who gets in their way. But the chickens aren’t going down without a fight! They’ve got some tricks up their feathers too, and they’re ready to peck, scratch, and cluck their way to victory. It’s going to be an all-out battle!!

You have the makings of a good kids cartoon movie here :D
Add the nasty centipedes to the story for some scary visual effects.

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They might be called 'bird eating centipedes', but here they're chicken food. We see way less since we have chickens. And that's a good thing, because these buggers have a f#cking nasty bite, even the small ones.
So do the sand colored scorpions around here, although they sting, they make a good source for chicken eggs too. If only the chickens would prey on fire ants.....
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