Snakes are cold-blooded reptiles; they require external heat to keep warm. Snakes in the wild enjoy sunbathing on rocks under direct sunlight; snakes living in human-occupied areas are attracted to cars that are easily heated by the sun. Snakes use heated cars to sunbathe like they do in the wild. Removing snakes from a car is dangerous, especially if they are poisonous.

Broom
Small, passive and nonvenomous snakes are easily removed by using a broom or other long-handled object. Find the snake in your car; keep your distance to avoid being bitten. If the snake is within view, use a broom to gently push it towards an open door. Use the broom end to sweep the snake from the car while standing at a distance. In a populated area, use a bucket to catch it and then release it in the wild.

Burlap Sacks
Nonvenomous snakes are safe to handle while using precautions to avoid bites. Soak a burlap sack thoroughly in clean water; wring it out but do not dry it completely. Place the sack inside a dry sack; use more than one dry sack if needed to create a dry exterior appearance. Place the sacks inside your car; snakes are attracted to warm, moist areas they can hide in. Check the back every day for trapped snakes.

Glue Board
A glue board is a long piece of wood coated on one side with a sticky substance. Purchase glue boards at hardware stores, or make your own glue board by covering a board in sticky sheets meant as rodent traps. Place a glue board inside of your car; place it on the floor against the doors or under the seats. Glue boards are useful for catching snakes in a humane way. Release the snake using vegetable oil.

Wildlife Control
Many states outlaw the handling of wild, venomous snakes; when a venomous snake is found, state or local wildlife control is called. When nonvenomous snakes are captured and can't be released locally, wildlife control takes them to an appropriate place in the wild to release them. Wildlife control agents are trained to handle dangerous and venomous snakes; they can catch a snake in enclosed areas such as cars. Call wildlife control to remove snakes from cars safely

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AutosBay:


http://www.ehow.com/info_10041821_can-use-snake-out-car.html

even the sauce does not have picture of a snake in a car

am not sorry to say "pinchure or adonbiliveit"

Burlap sack

Where dem dey sell dat one??

Glue board

Shei dat red one for rat fit work?


Autosbay,u get mouth walahii


Btw,the fact dat snake is mentioned in the topic only means one thing

I concur

Wetin snake dey find inside my motor?

Oh! Come on!

diportivo:
Burlap sack

Where dem dey sell dat one??

Glue board

Shei dat red one for rat fit work?


Autosbay,u get mouth walahii


Btw,the fact dat snake is mentioned in the topic only means one thing

You no know glue board, meaning g u don't av rat in ur hood . That thing dem dey sell inside go slow

Autosbay no go kee me with his funny threads.

As a Nigerian, if you see a snake in your car, especially when the car is in motion, the first thing you would do is shout “Yeeeee, I don die” while jumping out of the car without even considering whether an oncoming vehicle like Dangote's Truck might crush you.

You won't even remember all these things you listed above. Seeing a snake in your car is better imagined.

@ Zoharariel I concur

op this your story no get head o!! remove snake from your car and release it into the wild??....for naija?? you know whether na your village people change to snake come de wait you inside motor? abeg!! na to kill the snake cook am chop na im sure pass o

@ symbianDON you are very funny