Is this snake a poisonous one it was killed today

Noooo, dangerous ke?

I know the snake very well. It is very very friendly.

When you stretch your hands for a handshake that's only when you'll realize he has his hands tucked in his stomach.

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lala pls confirm weather this is a poisinous snake or not

Ordinary harmless bush snake looking for frogs and rats to devour. This can be simply caught alive and kept as pet. It shouldn't be mistaken for a green mamba because the black spot on its skin indicates its not. Green mamba has no black spot and the inner part of its mouth is black.
Contact Simon of "snake in the city" (Nat Geo wild) for more information

Looks more like a skipping rope.

Green mamba

This snake likes women...I guess there are plenty of women or ladies at the vicinity ot was killed.

Snakes news always make front page..E get why

Either poisonous or not local man don belle full today ...

Not venomous.

why didn't you just put your hand in its mouth to confirm b4 killing the poor snake. Lala right now

I won't give any snake a chance to live.

Lol you are not serious

ariefadenco:
This snake likes women...I guess there are plenty of women or ladies at the vicinity ot was killed.

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Don't doubt it... Lala is already around



Staying safe ourselves is the only way to saving more lives!

I know a guy that time that carries a tiny brown snake around in his pocket

malikombi:
Ordinary harmless bush snake looking for frogs and rats to devour. This can be simply caught alive and kept as pet. It shouldn't be mistaken for a green mamba because the black spot on its skin indicates its not. Green mamba has no black spot and the inner part of its mouth is black.
Contact Simon of "snake in the city" (Nat Geo wild) for more information

Bad guy.. I'm learni9s lot from that show too.. Simon and his babe catching snakes up and down.

Are you serious right now ?

malikombi:
Ordinary harmless bush snake looking for frogs and rats to devour. This can be simply caught alive and kept as pet. It shouldn't be mistaken for a green mamba because the black spot on its skin indicates its not. Green mamba has no black spot and the inner part of its mouth is black.
Contact Simon of "snake in the city" (Nat Geo wild) for more information

Allow Lala to confirm it.

I will fry my balls if lalasticlala will resist the orgasmic urge to push this to front page

Mamba or vine snake

Poor thing

This one isnt venomous. Thats sbush snake.. you czn identify it easily with the black spots below d head,

Samakus:
I will fry my balls if lalasticlala will resist the orgasmic urge to push this to front page

Go fry those balls na