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elmisti:
actually bro..they are very very harmless

No much grammar. Just cuddle them whenever you see them.

piperson:
please what's the name of that Indian movie

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagin_(1976_film)?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C3359942339

glossy6:
No much grammar. Just cuddle them whenever you see them.

lol

glossy6:
No much grammar. Just cuddle them whenever you see them.

It's not about cuddling them. They're wild animals and you still need to respect the distance. But these pythons are harmless to humans. They're not venomous and they're not big enough to pose a threat. Python species in other countries (like the reticulated Python) which can reach 10m in length can pose some threat to a little child, but the ones found in this clime are barely the size of your hand. In my area of Anambra in Idemili, we don't kill pythons (our ancestors apparently worshipped them) and we live in perfect harmony with them. If we see any in farms or the bush or in homes, we simply relocate them.

Nigerians have to learn to have more respect for animals. It's a virtue.

elmisti:
actually bro..they are very very harmless

yea... they are not poisonous buy but they can swallow am man whole

Biggaboi:
yea... they are not poisonous buy but they can swallow am man whole

No, they cannot.

fitinwell:
I only see this on Nairaland. See what we found on my farm land today..Wtf!! :O
Python with Eggs and 7 small pythons ..
It was the farm worker that killed it
I ran 1000 yards away ...


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soberdrunk:
Kai!!! That was genocide, pythons are harmless plus you just wiped out a whole family......

yeah they should have tried to save the Lil ones and get them taken to a nearby zoo(ibadan)

Obi1kenobi:
It's not about cuddling them. They're wild animals and you still need to respect the distance. But these pythons are harmless to humans. They're not venomous and they're not big enough to pose a threat. Python species in other countries (like the reticulated Python) which can reach 10m in length can pose some threat to a little child, but the ones found in this clime are barely the size of your hand. In my area of Anambra in Idemili, we don't kill pythons (our ancestors apparently worshipped them) and we live in perfect harmony with them. If we see any in farms or the bush or in homes, we simply relocate them.

Nigerians have to learn to have more respect for animals. It's a virtue.

That you revere python does not make them harmless. We revere avu ala in my place and it killed a woman who went to free her grand father "avuala " from a wire trap.

glossy6:
That you revere python does not make them harmless. We revere avu ala in my place and it killed a woman who went to free her grand father "avuala " from a wire trap.

You can't compare a deadly venomous snake ( avuala) aka Puff Adder to a non venomous python ( Eke)..

And you don't approach one of the fastest striking snakes on earth if you are not trained..May her soul RIP

I keep telling folks no matter how many snakes you kill, you will never wipe them out.. Its important we educate ourselves on these reptiles, whether we like it or not, the will always live in our midst..

dingbang:
i dont eat snake meat

na python no bi snake

gm..am an agricultural engineering student seeking placement for a six months training.. pls help a brother..thanks in anticipation

IamaNigerianGuy:
Why not start a python rearing operation since the reptiles apparently thrive well in your area?
It will be a lot more lucrative than your farm. You can export the skins to Europe and America. There is a huge market there

($110 x 8.0) = 880 x 390 = N343,200
You just threw away killed 350k bro.

How do I start this business