Thai man reverses amicable divorce after catching wife with another man

[NotEinstein]

 

 

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[This Guy]

Looks to be a Siamese spitting cobra but I'm not an expert
try this forum on FB they're fantastic.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/snakesofisaan

Edit: I've sent your video to the group as they are a closed group, as soon as i get a response I'll let you know

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[This Guy]

Location? (could help with ID)

[NotEinstein]

2 hours ago, This Guy said:

Location? (could help with ID)

Chiang Mai

[NotEinstein]

This is my 4th 'encounter' with this visitor over the last 6 months or so.

Probably explains why the jinjog population has crashed.

[Hummin]

Best to ID snakes is the regional snake pages in Thailand at fb. Try Snakes in Chiang Mai

[Hummin]

I would think it is a rat snake and not a cobra, but hard to tell from your video in that light. 

[NowNow]

How about my snake? Apologies for the poor quality of the photograph.

 

[1sickpuppy]

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

I would think it is a rat snake and not a cobra, but hard to tell from your video in that light. 

I doubt it they normally have the wider head when they put there head up, but im no expert

[Hummin]

46 minutes ago, NowNow said:

How about my snake? Apologies for the poor quality of the photograph.

 

Sunbeam snake, harmless

[nobodysfriend]

Not a cobra .

Cobras are darker ( I have seen many here ) .

Let it live , It eats mice and frogs .

[NoDisplayName]

6 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

Not a cobra .

Cobras are darker ( I have seen many here ) .

Let it live , It eats mice and frogs .

 

Many color variations possible.

At a market in Chiang Mai, 2008.

 

[MartinL]

31 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Sunbeam snake, harmless

Yes, 100%.

[NicoBKK]

not cobra but a nice fella.

[NowNow]

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

Sunbeam snake, harmless

 

My mum asked 😊

[NotEinstein]

I didn't get to take a pic. of it's back, but it had a similar pattern, and colour as the pic. above

[ujayujay]

Wonderful Snake! Seems to be a rare white Burmese Phyton, can bite, but not poisonous. They grab their prey with a powerful bite and strangle it to death.

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[farmerjo]

Here is a King Cobra that was under the bonnet of our pickup last week.

Thanks to the quick response from some locals.

[john donson]

time for some mozzie nets?  close the window and shop off the head

[GammaGlobulin]

Yes.

It's a King Cobra...

 

 

 

[pacovl46]

The easiest way to find out is to put on a motorcycle helmet and get near it. If it hoods up and hisses it’s a cobra, if it spits at you it’s definitely a cobra. I don’t think it’s a spitter, though, because they have black markings and they’re usually very visible. There are spitters, though, that are almost completely white. In terms of head shape, eye size and eye location on the head, I’d say it’s definitely a cobra. They usually want nothing to do with humans, given the chance they’ll just eff off. They also strike from the top down, which makes their striking range very predictable. Next time it shows up, put on a helmet, put the visor down and walk up to it. 2 meters of distance will do the trick just fine. 

[pacovl46]

9 hours ago, ujayujay said:

Wonderful Snake! Seems to be a rare white Burmese Phyton, can bite, but not poisonous. They grab their prey with a powerful bite and strangle it to death.

It’s definitely not a python. Their head shape is completely different and they have hear seeking pits on the side of their head, which would be clearly visible in this video. 

[pacovl46]

5 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Yes.

It's a King Cobra...

 

 

 

Nope. A king cobra with that body width would be considerably longer and the color would also be different and the head would be much larger.