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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by BennyDon: 3:38pm On Dec 09, 2020
aleeyus:


"Snakes are more scared of us than we are of them. They are shy creatures that spend their life away from humans. Encounters with human are just an accident. It is because we've encroached their habitats, not them. If you see a snake in your place, don't panic. Stay away from it, block all entrances to your house and back off. The snake will go away on its own without harming anyone. If you corner it and stand with sticks in hand to touch it/beat it up, the snake will inflict a bite on you trying to defend itself. Otherwise, it never will. Because venom is very precious to them for hunting. Please understand this. Live and let live.�"

I like your submission, it's so didactic and revealing

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by cmecproblem(m): 3:43pm On Dec 09, 2020
This annoying green snake.. very common in Nigeria
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Bahamas95(m): 3:46pm On Dec 09, 2020
debbydams:
i.cant control it.. Seriously it just happened
You just have to run whenever you come across them, those creatures ain't friendly at all.

I hate them with passion, even snake egg is enough to scare the hell outta me.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by DeOTR: 3:55pm On Dec 09, 2020
aleeyus:


"Snakes are more scared of us than we are of them. They are shy creatures that spend their life away from humans. Encounters with human are just an accident. It is because we've encroached their habitats, not them. If you see a snake in your place, don't panic. Stay away from it, block all entrances to your house and back off. The snake will go away on its own without harming anyone. If you corner it and stand with sticks in hand to touch it/beat it up, the snake will inflict a bite on you trying to defend itself. Otherwise, it never will. Because venom is very precious to them for hunting. Please understand this. Live and let live.�"
They may be shy, but do you also know that these creatures see any kind of movements around them as threats to their lives, hence the need to defend themselves by striking?
Get too close to them unawares or otherwise, they won't hesitate to empty their venom into your bloodstream. These guys are born killers. Their venom is not so precious, it's readily available.
For a creature so sneaky, venomous, and most often, unnoticeable by its victims, it's got to be the most dangerous animal to me.
We are not friends.

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by tinktanker: 4:06pm On Dec 09, 2020
Put am for fire joor. No be kitchen u find am?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Downey(f): 4:13pm On Dec 09, 2020
Green snake inside a black man kitchen � � �
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Gemineye: 4:29pm On Dec 09, 2020
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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by mrkings84(m): 4:41pm On Dec 09, 2020
One day I will try to post a snake egg thread and see if it will make fp
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by gly(m): 5:49pm On Dec 09, 2020
aleeyus:


"Snakes are more scared of us than we are of them. They are shy creatures that spend their life away from humans. Encounters with human are just an accident. It is because we've encroached their habitats, not them. If you see a snake in your place, don't panic. Stay away from it, block all entrances to your house and back off. The snake will go away on its own without harming anyone. If you corner it and stand with sticks in hand to touch it/beat it up, the snake will inflict a bite on you trying to defend itself. Otherwise, it never will. Because venom is very precious to them for hunting. Please understand this. Live and let live.�"

Thanks for this submission. But not all snakes behave this way. Some are wired to strike mere seeing creatures at 5m away, especially the desertic categories with respect to habitat.
Regards.

Modified :
Congratulations OP ON YOUR VICTORY IN KILLING IT grin. But this one is non venomous though

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by gly(m): 5:52pm On Dec 09, 2020
900warriorz:
You dey craze? You wan chop green mamba undecided

Taa! No be green mamba. Abeg no mislead Nairalander o
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by 900warriorz: 6:30pm On Dec 09, 2020
gly:


Taa! No be green mamba. Abeg no mislead Nairalander o


Check the picture of that snake again...abi na the small size dey deceive you? undecided
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by 900warriorz: 6:32pm On Dec 09, 2020
gly:


Thanks for this submission. But not all snakes behave this way. Some are wired to strike mere seeing creatures at 5m away, especially the desertic categories with respect to habitat.
Regards.

Modified :
Congratulations OP ON YOUR VICTORY IN KILLING IT grin. But this one is non venomous though

Very true bro....a snake like the black mamba will chase you just for crossing it's path. cheesy

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by gly(m): 6:34pm On Dec 09, 2020
900warriorz:
Check the picture of that snake again...abi na the small size dey deceive you? undecided

grin angry grin angry angry grin
Funny you
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by 900warriorz: 6:37pm On Dec 09, 2020
gly:


grin angry grin angry angry grin
Funny you

Bro, on a more serious note, that's a green mamba...I am a snake specialist. grin
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by gly(m): 7:13pm On Dec 09, 2020
900warriorz:
Bro, on a more serious note, that's a green mamba...I am a snake specialist. grin

I believe you my bro cheesy grin grin

This one will cure covid 19 when it stings or bites. I hail o

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by fayomim: 7:23pm On Dec 09, 2020
Snake people everywhere
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by sircomputer(m): 7:32pm On Dec 09, 2020
Na b mxos u never see big one,u go japa�����
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by pacespot(m): 7:39pm On Dec 09, 2020
It is like these green snakes love to live close to human residents. I've also killed one chasing lizards around our fence. They can enter anywhere in the house because of their slim body
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by stanboy28(m): 9:11pm On Dec 09, 2020
It could be a green mamba...U’d never know
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by presmarine(m): 9:20pm On Dec 09, 2020
Come oh whr do you guy's live that Nairalanders kill snake's almost every day in this forum?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Redcarpet2011: 11:21pm On Dec 09, 2020
Ssssssssssss ssssssssssss. Sssssssd
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by bamasite2: 2:37am On Dec 10, 2020
Huge role ko, egg role ni
Amotekun777:
Make una kuku kill all the snakes wey dey 9ja finish na... Since you pple are too ignorant to understand these animals play a huge role in the eco-system. angry

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Gift96: 7:33am On Dec 10, 2020
this is a very poisonous snake

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by Muhammad1998: 8:44am On Dec 10, 2020
IamD18:
Likes attract likes
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Kitchen This Evening by CekJewel(m): 8:55am On Dec 10, 2020
This is kinda funny though. I pity that snake. But I don't like seeing them.

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