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Sunday, August 16, 2015

A Viewer Writes: Massive Snake Found This Morning

I just saw a big python or boa constrictor on Nanticoke Rd around 7:30. 2 state cops and county truck had him surrounded on side of Nanticoke Rd just before Levin Dashields Rd.

Another viewer said: Looks as if it may be 10-12 feet long and very thick.

35 comments:

  1. Good for the zoo , why do people have such as pets.

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  2. Mmm ,take a picture , could be Ireton or Al Sharpton.

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  3. Treat her gently, she is someone's pet.

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  4. They make such cuddly pets.

    You gotta wonder why people keep them. Is it shock value?

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  5. As usual, they are not as dangerous as the black ones.

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  6. It's 2015...we needs pictures or it's not true.

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  7. I hope they don't kill it.

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  8. It looks like it had a great meal recently. Hopefully it didn't eat someones cat or dog.

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  9. Must have been a man that estimated the length...always exaggerating.

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  10. I hate to burst anyone's bubble, but the snake in the picture is no where near 8-10' long. It's not even long enough to stretch from the side of the road to the first tire track in the road surface.

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  11. snake lives matter

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  12. all those people to watch snake on tax paid time. very funny.

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  13. Obviously a accidental or intentional release. While pythons could survive some winters around here, last one was too cold.

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  14. I'll show my wife the photo and tell her it's 25 feet long.She'll believe it.

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  15. Wait, wait, wait...you're telling me...that there are SNAKES...OUTSIDE!?

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    1. Idiot. It's deeper than that. It's not a black snake or a Cooper head. This is a constrictor. If there are more and left unchecked they can reach 18-22 ' easy.

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  16. These snakes are taking over in Florida and other southern states. It's a bad deal down there. Very dangerous. Little kids and animals have been attacked and killed. The reproduce like rabbits.

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    1. Sounds like Baltimore...and parts of Salisbury.

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  17. The cops had it surrounded? If it don't put its hands up it will get shot dead, Snack Lives Matter, Hands Up, Don't Shoot, and all that other crap!

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  18. Close the comments now as the armchair biologists have woken up.

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  19. 12:27 Snack Lives matter??!!! WHF does that mean?!

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  20. pretty sure most people can figure out with little difficulty that it should be snake lives matter except for @2:30.

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  21. 11:41 AND 11:43... Do your research idiots... This is a Boa as had been previously stated... Boa's do not grow to be 18'-22' in length NOR are they an invasive species in the U.S. ANYWHERE...

    Burmese Pythons, a COMPLETELY different snake altogether are the invasive species "down in Florida"

    Y'all would think you'd be able to use Google...

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  22. Saw that thing this morning, that thing was huge! It did stretch out to cover one lane on the road easily.

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  23. Stretch Snakestrong must be his name, 417! I'll estimate 3'-4" comparing it to the 4 " wide stripe on the roadside. Maybe he was longer when you saw him!

    Must have just found a good sized Norway Rat to eat! Non- poisonous.

    LOL at the "surrounded"! Nobody wanted to just walk up and pick him up, put him in a pillowcase? LOL! Probably as docile as a kitten after that meal!

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  24. A pair of boots, a wallet, and a couple belts, maybe?

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  25. based on the white stripe on the side of the road and the rabbit in its gut I would say between 6'1" and 6'4.5".

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  26. I say kill it before it eats another cat or small dog please, people there are a lot of snakes around here in Siloam we had a lot of copper heads and don't tell me I don't know what I'm talking about, an extention agent next door killed one in our back yard.

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  27. not a natural species to the area, KILL IT

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  28. @8:43 Send Joe a pic of a copperhead that you found and killed in your yard otherwise just another person killing harmless snakes.

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  29. Lived here for 40 years and own several farms and waterfront property. Never seen a copperhead in all those years but apparently they are abundant in your neighborhood. No pic = BS. You probably have seen a cottonmouth too. LOL

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  30. What is an extension agent?

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