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What Snake ( And Why The Feet?)


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Found this dead at home today - guess I must have run it over - is it a Cobra or a rat snake? and what on earth does it have two feet for? Just curious as I have had loads of snakes around here before but never had a one with feet. Are they some sort of mis developed spurs or something.

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From the picture, I'd say it's something the snake ate. Like this python and this alligator who made the headlines a few years ago

Python explodes after swallowing 6-foot alligator in Florida Everglades

http://news.national...neatsgator.html

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I can see where you are coming from and it makes sense - the weird thing is that one of the feet has about 8 toes / fingers - if it had been a rat or something similar I could understand it, but these thins appear to be attatched to it rather than coming out of it. Thanks all the same for the reply. Just a bit weird finding this, never saw anything like it before.

The other thing is - do snakes sort of "shit out" the remains or do they regurgitate? The more I look at the photo the more I think you are correct!

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The 2 spurs are the sexual organ ,B) its a cobra willy

Cheers Nignoy !- I had a feeling it was one of those buggers! We have had a few around our place lately as well as the yellow and black banded Krait! - I don't wander around in the dark anymore!

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SNAKES SHIT really really sigusting shits (and smelly) BUT ALSO REGURGITATE if they have are lifted or are disturbed and have to move after a large meal, or are ill; but yes, nignoy counted penises... and many snakes have spurs hta can be vestigal legs, and/or spurs for gripping females for mating....

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The 2 spurs are the sexual organ ,B) its a cobra willy

Spot on a cobra cock,:whistling: Its not a Cobra maybe a sunbeam snake, there dose not look to be any markings on its head which Cobras have, it could be a young rat snake. which look like Cobras to scare other snakes away.

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^ King Cobras head markings don't show unless they are threatened and spread their neck, they look very much like the snake he pictured so it may be one, a bit hard to tell in post mortem when the color has faded some..

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In my own experience if it is a snake, stay well away, if it comes near you kill.

Identification, classification and indexology were never really an issue when fangs are involved.

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