biosilicon:


Pythons dont bite. Its just like saying goat bite.

biosilicon:


Pythons dont bite. Its just like saying goats bite.
ofcourse goats bite but it wont readily bite like a dog. So does a python.

MobilityExpress:


You're 100% wrong. Pythons bite, because like all snakes pythons have fangs too. And how can you compare a python (natural predator) and a goat (herbivore)? Just search python bite on YouTube and educate yourself

acevic:


Only one truth about everything you pointed out.

They are not poisonous

Follygunners:
Of course, that's a baby constrictor... Check mine below, fellas

Yoighaman:


http://www.reptileknowledge.com/articles/article31.php

Let's save the argument.

AK481:
Yea python,boar and anaconda are constrictors.

They don’t bite,neither are they poisonous.

In history ,only 2 cases of a snake swallowing an adult has been recorded so far,and it was a very huge(giant) python.

biosilicon:


You did not even bother to read the article. Because that article just proved my point.

Yoighaman:
True but baffles me, my younger cousin who served in Anambra said it's forbidden to kill or eat snakes in the LGA where he served. The snakes neither bite nor hurt anyone, they just come around, curl, 'play' with people and creep back into the bush. They sometimes stay with you in the same room for days and you just ignore them like they are rats or cockroaches. He said initially he was scared but soon got used to it, at some point you even get worried if you don't see them in a long while! They are that used to the snakes. I just keep wondering what kind of custom that is.

MobilityExpress:


You're 100% wrong. Pythons bite, because like all snakes pythons have fangs too. And how can you compare a python (natural predator) and a goat (herbivore)? Just search python bite on YouTube and educate yourself

biosilicon:


Brother Pythons dont bite.

Its just like saying goats bite.
ofcourse goats bite, any organism that has got teeth or fangs bite, but they wont readily bite for instance just like a dog would. Same applies to pythons.

nijabazaar:


That kinda of custom ensures that certain species of fauna or flora don't go extinct...

Do you think it was the whites that initiated the notion of ecological balance and conservation? Nah, it was ancient Africans. And this behaviour endures in places such as anambra. What's the point of killing an animal that poses no harm to you?

NORSIYK:
Thank God for our owerri zone we dont condone such

TheFacelessMan:


Once upon a time i was a zookeeper in San Diego.

I was whistling to myself, " i am the king of the jungle, lord of the rings" at the top of my voice as i went to feed the chimpanzees in Cage 7. The parrots had joined in, providing a chorus.


Suddenly, when i noticed that i was the only one singing.

Every animal had turned silent , you could almost hear a pin drop ! It seemed even the air had paused blowing.

I slowwwwwwllllyyyyyyy turned back , fearful of what i would see...

I had forgotten to lock Cage 9, Kumbaya's cage!



Kumbaya was a giant silverback gorilla at least 400 pounds in weight and 7 feet tall.

He had slowly opened the latch of his cage and he was with me in the corridor, 10 steps from me.... all his sharp pointy teeth on display

Follygunners:
Of course, that's a baby constrictor... Check mine below, fellas

Angelawhite:


Jesu ! Did you die ??!!

nicepoker101:
Pythons do not bite. It stings. That's why when ever you spot a coiled python it's tail is always positioned far away from its body.

Yoighaman:


I quite agree with you to a great extent but we are not talking about pythons alone here, we are talking about all kinda snakes including the poisonous ones. They don't hurt people in that particular region, that's why It remains baffling.

Yoighaman:
True but baffles me, my younger cousin who served in Anambra said it's forbidden to kill or eat snakes in the LGA where he served. The snakes neither bite nor hurt anyone, they just come around, curl, 'play' with people and creep back into the bush. They sometimes stay with you in the same room for days and you just ignore them like they are rats or cockroaches. He said initially he was scared but soon got used to it, at some point you even get worried if you don't see them in a long while! They are that used to the snakes. I just keep wondering what kind of custom that is.

Gucciboss:


Other snakes are dangerous to people in that region. Although they hardly attack people. Unlike python, if you are not careful with other snakes, they will bite you. In fact once a snake other than python is sighted, it must be killed. They have phobia for snake. What an irony!

biosilicon:


Your confusion is its fangs. Well here is a shocker. Pythons use its fangs to help push the prey down into its stomach, thats why they are curved inwards. Same applies to all snakes with fangs poisonous or not. It is you that needs to dig and find out. Some other fellow in same school of thought as you posted a link to an article to prove me wrong. You can read the article.

A python will not readily bite.

AK481:
Yea python,boar and anaconda are constrictors.

They don’t bite,neither are they poisonous.

In history ,only 2 cases of a snake swallowing an adult has been recorded so far,and it was a very huge(giant) python.

Yoighaman:


http://www.reptileknowledge.com/articles/article31.php

Let's save the argument.

nicepoker101:
Pythons do not bite. It stings. That's why when ever you spot a coiled python it's tail is always positioned far away from its body.

tydi:



mtcheww


something wer I der put for pocket go school that time wer I small, come see as babes go der die for me.. hardcore Niggas just der give my way..
once you're from idemilli you are save where these beautiful creatures are.

TheFacelessMan:


Once upon a time i was a zookeeper in San Diego.

I was whistling to myself, " i am the king of the jungle, lord of the rings" at the top of my voice as i went to feed the chimpanzees in Cage 7. The parrots had joined in, providing a chorus.


Suddenly, when i noticed that i was the only one singing.

Every animal had turned silent , you could almost hear a pin drop ! It seemed even the air had paused blowing.

I slowwwwwwllllyyyyyyy turned back , fearful of what i would see...

I had forgotten to lock Cage 9, Kumbaya's cage!



Kumbaya was a giant silverback gorilla at least 400 pounds in weight and 7 feet tall.

He had slowly opened the latch of his cage and he was with me in the corridor, 10 steps from me.... all his sharp pointy teeth on display

The ground trembled and shook as he sprang towards me.... i was transfixed to the spot, 5 seconds and i would die.....

3 seconds..... he was upon me and his 2 huge palms landed on my shoulders......

I couldn't bear to look, i closed my eyes.

I could smell his fetid, stinking breath as he opened his jaws..... i silently said my last prayers, soon to rest in peace or pieces ?

And...........and.......

MobilityExpress:



You're the one who is confused. You said pythons don't bite, now you are saying a python will not readily bite. But the inarguable fact is Pythons bite, end of story!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPQzenQMxKs

There are thousands of videos on the internet of pythons biting if you need more

Opus85:


Pythons sting? Nawa for you oga. Pythons constrict, that is squeezing their prey before swallowing. It is rattle snake that usually raises its tail to make a rattle noise when threatened .