They won't keep eating until they 'pop', but they will eat more than they should, which may result in a regurgitation, or too much to digest and it begins to decompose without increased temps, and in contrast, many will regurgitate or die if provided with too high of temps. The reason for this, is in the wild snakes do not have constant access to food, so during seasons where they are feeding readily, they are wired to take what they can get. Some excercise this instinct more than others. Also, snakes remain in feeding mode for some time after their meals, and may eat whatever they are offered (this is the reason many people offer a different type of prey after feeding one kind in an effort to switch).
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