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Buck_99
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NickMyers03
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these people are IDOITS... who lets their dog roam outside freely knowing that a snake has been " hunting" it and knows its sent? they found the snake sleeping in the dogs bed once and still waited until the dog had been eaten before calling someone... these people should not own a dog.
i like the fact they did not kill the snake and they also let the snake digest the dog
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Buck_99
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| NickMyers03 wrote: | | i like the fact they did not kill the snake and they also let the snake digest the dog |
Yeah I noticed that too...but why wait to release it to the wild? Why hold it temporarily at the zoo? To allow the snake time to digest so it wouldn't regurgitate? If that's the case, didn't they risk that when moving it to the zoo?
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