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03-24-17, 08:07 PM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
They eat other snakes up to 20% bigger than themselves is a little hard to swallow... Ha Ha... But then again what do I know!
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03-25-17, 12:48 PM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
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Originally Posted by sattva
They eat other snakes up to 20% bigger than themselves is a little hard to swallow... Ha Ha... But then again what do I know!
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Kind of hard to wrap your head around, I understand....lol
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03-25-17, 12:53 PM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
Is there a different link to the article - I refuse to read the Daily Mail (can't say way as it would lead to apolitcal debate)...
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03-25-17, 07:29 PM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
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Is there a different link to the article - I refuse to read the Daily Mail (can't say way as it would lead to apolitcal debate)...
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I think this may be it. Snake Kills Bigger Snakes With World's Most Powerful Squeeze
I do not really care about politics though, so you can tell me 
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03-26-17, 01:16 AM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
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Thanks - I'll take a look. Forum rules re politics but suffice to say the Daily Mail is a hugely devisive publication here in the UK...
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03-26-17, 07:48 AM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
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Thanks - I'll take a look. Forum rules re politics but suffice to say the Daily Mail is a hugely devisive publication here in the UK...
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Oh lol. Need to refresh my memory on forum rules, lol.
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03-26-17, 08:22 AM
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Re: Is This True? Very Intriguing Article!
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They obviously forgot to add "pound for pound" or "for their size" as a qualifier.
Kingsnakes are definitely savage constrictors though. I've seen an eastern black king twist a smaller snake up like a rubber band that has been twisted too far.
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