Reptillian Theories

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by Aaron_S

So this is a continuation from another thread. Post your debated topics of reptillian theories here. Post links or citations to prove, or disprove other theories.

Do they love, feel as we do? Let's find out.

Doubt it, put one on the ground, call it's name... does it even look back?? nope.

will they consume their own babies?? most will, and never give it a thought.

[red ink]

Originally Posted by infernalis

Doubt it, put one on the ground, call it's name... does it even look back?? nope.

will they consume their own babies?? most will, and never give it a thought.

Lets do one better to conclusive prove that snakes have emotions.... particularly the emotion of snakes "loving" their keepers.

Let's all take are snakes out into a suitable environment for them to thrive in and set them free...

afterall if you love something then set it free, if it comes back it loves you back... doesn't it?

We can all convene in a month to discuss our findings... we can not prove this without proper experimentation and proper statistical data to back us up?

Who's with me on this?

[marvelfreak]

Originally Posted by red ink

Lets do one better to conclusive prove that snakes have emotions.... particularly the emotion of snakes "loving" their keepers.

Let's all take are snakes out into a suitable environment for them to thrive in and set them free...

afterall if you love something then set it free, if it comes back it loves you back... doesn't it?

We can all convene in a month to discuss our findings... we can not prove this without proper experimentation and proper statistical data to back us up?

Who's with me on this?

It been really cold here at nights so i don't know if they would make it threw the night. But hey i do have a Ball python their a dime a dozen so i could try it with him. lol

[Stephan Grundy]

Originally Posted by red ink

Lets do one better to conclusive prove that snakes have emotions.... particularly the emotion of snakes "loving" their keepers.

Let's all take are snakes out into a suitable environment for them to thrive in and set them free...

afterall if you love something then set it free, if it comes back it loves you back... doesn't it?

We can all convene in a month to discuss our findings... we can not prove this without proper experimentation and proper statistical data to back us up?

Who's with me on this?

Actually given the huge percentage of snakes that are found after escaping...

Though probably this is more related to the fact that snakes do not travel far by choice in the wild, and so tend to stay in the house or close general area where they escaped!