Your text color make me think you are whispering. I - #104716388 added by iamaniceperson at 'straya

#7 - snakefire

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(10/25/2013) [-]

#25 to #7 - hybredmoon

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(10/26/2013) [-]

That snake looks like it has downs, I've never seen one like that. What species is it?

#26 to #25 - snakefire

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(10/26/2013) [-]

Its a hognose.

#27 to #26 - hybredmoon

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(10/26/2013) [-]

It's cute, in a ironic sort of way. Like a pug.

#11 to #7 - Blargosnarf

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(10/26/2013) [-]

That snake looks like it's eye moves, I know snakes don't have eyelids, but are they able to move their eyes?

#80 to #11 - sergeantamerica **User deleted account**

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(10/26/2013) [-]

lmgtfy.com/?q=can+snakes+move+their+eyes%3F

#45 to #11 - rockinthejizzface

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(10/26/2013) [-]

The muscles needed to look around is functional in some but not all snake species, mostly vipers to make hunting easier.

#12 to #11 - snakefire

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(10/26/2013) [-]

I think so. you think I would know, having bred snakes for all my life.

#13 to #12 - Blargosnarf

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(10/26/2013) [-]

Then you're someone who knows about snakes. I've always been iffy about them because, no matter what, I can NEVER tell their emotion, do snakes actually show affection towards their owners?

#15 to #13 - snakefire

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(10/26/2013) [-]

People say they don't, but that's a dirty lie.
Snakes will even show a reaction to their owners emotions. But I'm not sure how they tell what your emotion is.

All I know is, if you're distressed or angry when holding an unfamilliar snake it will most likely be scared of you or aggressive towards you.

#16 to #15 - Blargosnarf

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(10/26/2013) [-]

So, like the snake above, like that finger patting it's head, they'll act excited or affectionate like most any other animal?

#17 to #16 - snakefire

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(10/26/2013) [-]

They don't usually like their heads touched, but they will often rub against you, which can be considered a show of affection.

My snake would always rub against my nose and sideburns.

#70 to #17 - iamaniceperson

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(10/26/2013) [-]

Your text color make me think you are whispering. I think I'm weird.