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RE: A Child Shows His Love To a Dangerous Snake Illusion Design
It was great to learn this from you. I was also impressed by the way you keep it; it seems like it doesn't require much effort to care for. I particularly liked the fact that it can tolerate its own venom and isn't affected by it.
In contrast, most of the snakes found in our country are venomous; people generally avoid keeping them as pets.
However, there are certain popular animals kept by pet enthusiasts in our country. Cats are the most common choice, followed by dogs, while many people also keep rabbits and birds.
This snake/species doesn't have any venom but tolerates the one of others.
Today it had dinner again, even frozen is digested which I didn't expected. Let's see when it will drop the next skin.
If it comes to snakes..even out of the venomous ones most cannot bite a human. Being choked by a snake is also no fun.
Where's my food?
I have learned a lot from you and hope to learn even more in the future. Back in my childhood, seeing a snakeskin used to scare me quite a bit, but now, after learning so much from you, it all seems completely normal.
I wish I could vlcrawl out of my skin. I only saved the last two ones. I will see if I can use if for my paintings by the way, it is no fun for a snake to loose its skin, they feel a bit ill. They also like to take a bath. Right now it is asleep. Let's see what if waking up. The temperature drops so it might be it is time to hibernate.
It would have been wonderful if that were the case. Humans don't experience anything like that, though it would certainly be a delightful thing if it were possible.
However, the snake is likely going into hibernation, as the cold weather is setting in. Winter will be starting in our country soon, too.