so cutes

beautiful

This is amazing. But why did you post it in celebrity section. Can we now say the snake is a celebrity?

Evil serpents

Cute but extremely dangerous. If I would pick it'll be the nude colour, that one looks mild.

Panshow:
This is amazing. But why did you post it in celebrity section. Can we now say the snake is a celebrity?

am just making a view abeg

the brighter a snake the more dangerous

The beauty of these snakes does not change the fact that I detest them.

To be truthful, the snakes looks lovely

Kill it, kill it with fire!

Lol

Fine things

beautiful snake keee ...... haahaa we go soon dey hear of handsome lions, pretty tiger........

the more colourful animals are, the more poisonous they are, naturally

I think those snakes are called albino snakes

snake is snake, their is nothing goog about it

OsoDupe:
I think those snakes are called albino snakes

even if dey called then Bilbao snake they re fu*cking dangerous miss.

Op you don dey form Americana abi?

Those things are clearly poisonous.

If you see these creatures, dont bother killing them for food, just run.

Run without your legs.

Zoom off!!!

I'll kill em all in a hrt beat if to say I get liver... but na run I de o if I sight snake

some people will be claiming animal rights as if animal have more value than us,i hate snakes whether its beautiful or not

7footre:
I'll kill em all in a hrt beat if to say I get liver... but na run I de o if I sight snake

chaiiii 7fucktre abi footre u re a half man I swear,


A man enough can said this.

youngberry001:
chaiiii 7fucktre abi footre u re a half man I swear,


A man enough can said this.

I laugh in Swahili liver de fail me anytime I see snake. But o since wen did killing snake make a man?

7footre:

I laugh in Swahili liver de fail me anytime I see snake. But o since wen did killing snake make a man?

since a day snake can dance Godwin for ya bed can make a man

youngberry001:
since a day snake can dance Godwin for ya bed can make a man

Ummmm scratches head

I'm not sure there's anyone who detests snakes like I do

7footre:
Ummmm scratches head

scratch tongue join.

be a man

U can just keep them in ur house n live wit dem.

if dem fine for ur eyes op keep dem as pet.

My crew went to inspect a site for a power project in a swampy riverine area. The direct labour staff who traced the routes and boundary lines numbered around 12, mostly well-muscled men...
The snake's tail end, the size of a regular concrete electric pole,coiled round a tree trunk and the remaining part, unseen but adjudged to sprawl into the adjoining river about 50mtrs ahead!!! ...realmen run for their life.
CrossRiver has terrible forests, with large stones and caves the size of real rooms, and greencolour streams that crisscross eachother in such eerie way!
Enengeyhe, the extreme end where lie quafalls and idim nsokemkpetin has their fair share of mysteries, like the little stream that a stone cannot be thrown across, no matter the force of the projectile. That was back in the day.

The snake! I wonder if anything can kill such a snake, except dynamite or bomb, fortified so with scales the size of a 3inches-diameter plate each with a thickness of abt 8mm well studded.
When we ran to a safe place, two people were missing from the contracted Labour Staff! We all were so fear-stricken and afraid to shout their names in the now dreaded forest lest the serpent would hear and trace our present whereabouts! "That thing would swallow anything in just one gulp!" Mariko, our tallest crew member with the largest muscles, tapping his left feet on the ground, said.
30minutes later, the two emerged from the bush track. "U people were just running. We were calling, dont run! dont run!! But u will not hear." One said, looking calm and collected. "Thatz our village's deity. Doesnt harm." The other added, throwing his arms apart to show our wasted energy in running.
We walked speechlessly to our trucks, jumped in and sped off while the labour staff followed behind in the bus.
l was later informed,one of the two village men who did not run asked others in the bus how big the snake was. That was when I knew why the two did not run. They didnt see the snake and mistook it for the regular village snake they revere.
...Water and forest - from one dreadful scene and encounter to another - I wonder when I ll stop dreading these two habitats.

nairalife2013:
My crew went to inspect a site for a power project in a swampy riverine area. The direct labour staff who traced the routes and boundary lines numbered around 12, mostly well-muscled men...
The snake's tail end, the size of a regular concrete electric pole,coiled round a tree trunk and the remaining part, unseen but adjudged to sprawl into the adjoining river about 50mtrs ahead!!! ...realmen run for their life.
CrossRiver has terrible forests, with large stones and caves the size of real rooms, and greencolour streams that crisscross eachother in such eerie way!
Enengeyhe, the extreme end where lie quafalls and idim nsokemkpetin has their fair share of mysteries, like the little stream that a stone cannot be thrown across, no matter the force of the projectile. That was back in the day.

The snake! I wonder if anything can kill such a snake, except dynamite or bomb, fortified so with scales the size of a 3inches-diameter plate each with a thickness of abt 8mm well studded.
When we ran to a safe place, two people were missing from the contracted Labour Staff! We all were so fear-stricken and afraid to shout their names in the now dreaded forest lest the serpent would hear and trace our present whereabouts! "That thing would swallow anything in just one gulp!" Mariko, our tallest crew member with the largest muscles, tapping his left feet on the ground, said.
30minutes later, the two emerged from the bush track. "U people were just running. We were calling, dont run! dont run!! But u will not hear." One said, looking calm and collected. "Thatz our village's deity. Doesnt harm." The other added, throwing his arms apart to show our wasted energy in running.
We walked speechlessly to our trucks, jumped in and sped off while the labour staff followed behind in the bus.
l was later informed,one of the two village men who did not run asked others in the bus how big the snake was. That was when I knew why the two did not run. They didnt see the snake and mistook it for the regular village snake they revere.
...Water and forest - from one dreadful scene and encounter to another - I wonder when I ll stop dreading these two habitats.

Na wao oooo

nairalife2013:
My crew went to inspect a site for a power project in a swampy riverine area. The direct labour staff who traced the routes and boundary lines numbered around 12, mostly well-muscled men...
The snake's tail end, the size of a regular concrete electric pole,coiled round a tree trunk and the remaining part, unseen but adjudged to sprawl into the adjoining river about 50mtrs ahead!!! ...realmen run for their life.
CrossRiver has terrible forests, with large stones and caves the size of real rooms, and greencolour streams that crisscross eachother in such eerie way!
Enengeyhe, the extreme end where lie quafalls and idim nsokemkpetin has their fair share of mysteries, like the little stream that a stone cannot be thrown across, no matter the force of the projectile. That was back in the day.

The snake! I wonder if anything can kill such a snake, except dynamite or bomb, fortified so with scales the size of a 3inches-diameter plate each with a thickness of abt 8mm well studded.
When we ran to a safe place, two people were missing from the contracted Labour Staff! We all were so fear-stricken and afraid to shout their names in the now dreaded forest lest the serpent would hear and trace our present whereabouts! "That thing would swallow anything in just one gulp!" Mariko, our tallest crew member with the largest muscles, tapping his left feet on the ground, said.
30minutes later, the two emerged from the bush track. "U people were just running. We were calling, dont run! dont run!! But u will not hear." One said, looking calm and collected. "Thatz our village's deity. Doesnt harm." The other added, throwing his arms apart to show our wasted energy in running.
We walked speechlessly to our trucks, jumped in and sped off while the labour staff followed behind in the bus.
l was later informed,one of the two village men who did not run asked others in the bus how big the snake was. That was when I knew why the two did not run. They didnt see the snake and mistook it for the regular village snake they revere.
...Water and forest - from one dreadful scene and encounter to another - I wonder when I ll stop dreading these two habitats.

Very good! Seems we attend the same church? Run for Ya Life Ministries inc.

omo see made in nigeria snake oooo.

No snake is beautiful to me... I hate that creature

I have over a 1000 pictures, these ones aren't pretty.
I hear you can have a python as a pet.