What would you do if you saw a snake in the grass in your yard?  |
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Would you leave it alone? Would you kill it? Bring it in and raise it as your own if it was a non-poisonous snake or doesn't that matter? Would you run? I'm not sure what'd I'd do. I'm not afraid of these garden snakes, but I might act a little differently if it was a cobra.
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1. Adelida2233 (789) | 3 months ago | I am deathly afraid of snakes. Most of the time when I see one, I am rendered completely useless, I can barely move. My only two options would be to run and/or leave it alone. I'm not even capable of killing them because I can't get close enough to them. Sad I know... And yet I still want to move to the country eventually...
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Hmm...the only snakes I've got close to are harmless. You must have poisonous snakes there? Oh, and yes, living in the country is great. I used to live there.
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2. LexaNightShadows (956) | 3 months ago | I like snakes - however, I am also respectful of them. I might stick around and look at it for awhile (unless it was poisionous, then I would take off in a split second, lol), but I wouldn't pick at it - I wouldn't want to do anything that might cause it injury. Lexa
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Thanks for the reply.
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3. myklj999 (3299) | 3 months ago | I'd pick it up (bare handed) and either keep it for a pet or take it out in the country and turn it loose so no one would kill it. I've had a fascination with snakes pretty much my whole life; I have no fear of them.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | That's cool. Thanks for the reply.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Wow! That must've been scary for your cousin! Thanks for sharing.
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bjcyrix (1020) | 3 months ago | yeah, I know how scared she must be but she's just playing it cool.its ok.You're welcome^_^
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5. madlees (1116) | 3 months ago | I have seen many, poisonous and also non poisonous.I have seen cobra many times. It used to come regularly after my father passed away, that too regularly around 1 pm, every Thursday. We as hindus will not kill any cobra because we believe them to Gods. They will not do anything unless you harm them. They just bite when they are scared of their own lives. We had two dobermans at that time. Once they were loose. They were on either side of the cobra with the cobra hissing at them. When we took the stick in our hand, dogs ran off and so the snake also left silently. Nothing happened. Now that I have a dalmatian, she has killed three non poisonous snakes, when I was not there, quite big ones they were more than 5 feet long. I have had my fair share of seeing snakes. I am actually not scared of snakes. I can stand there and watch them where they go.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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6. saundyl (1795) | 3 months ago | We have garter snakes here and no posionous ones unless theyve escaped from a habitat or zoo. We catch them and let them go after a little bit. When i was a kid we used to catch them put them in the wagon and see how many we could catch. Once we went and caught frogs to feed them. It was suprising to hear the frogs scream AFTER the snake had eaten them. MY one aunt refused to let her kids come stay at the farm with us for almost a year after that. oops, mom told her it was a lesson in biology/science.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Interesting story. I've never heard a frog scream, actually. That was a good explanation from your mom!
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saundyl (1795) | 3 months ago | It made an impression on all of us. We all remember that day and its frequently brought up, much to my aunt's dismay.
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7. freak369 (3113) | 3 months ago | Chances are the snake is more afraid of you than you are of it. If you have humane officers that patrol your area you can call them to come and relocate it. Snakes aren't a danger to humans unless they are scared, then you might end up with a bite on your ankle. I doubt I would ever kill one unless it was some giant anaconda and it was swallowing a child or pet .. but I highly doubt that would happen in my area unless it was someone's pet snake that got loose.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Very true. Most critters are usually more afraid of a human, than vice versa.
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8. danishcanadian (12933) | 3 months ago | My eyesight isn' that good, so I would not be sure if that snake was a safe one or a harmful one. I would not be scared, I'd just keep a sae enough distance, so as not to get hurt.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Thanks for the reply.
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9. goldeneagle (812) | 3 months ago | I would kill it if it were poisonous. I have 3 puppies that go outside daily, so I cant afford to risk a poisonous snake around the yard. If it were non-poisonous, I would probably just take a rake or something and scare it away.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Yeah, you want to keep those puppies safe!
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10. smartbrain69 (2165) | 3 months ago | It will be difficult situation if i saw a snake in a grass, if i have mobile and know the number of wildlife center i will call, or i will call my friend for help.
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Marcola (1194) | 3 months ago | Thanks for the reply.
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