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Old 07-28-12, 06:58 PM   #1
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I came across this on facebook. I think it looks like a Speckle King snake. I call BS that the snake killed the dog. What are your thoughts?

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Old 07-28-12, 07:03 PM   #2
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doesn't even look like the same dog, atleast to me :\
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Not a king....
Looks like a cobra maybe.....
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Old 07-28-12, 07:17 PM   #4
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This guys dog died from unknown causes , Mayyybe a snake bite. He then took a local snake, or his pet snake and placed it beside his dead dog, put together a picture, and posted it on fb to get as many likes as possible.

Lol just how I imagine it going down. Just kidding. I never realized the snake was dead. And Val may be right, it does resemble a cobra but more like a king to me
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Not a king.....and I said cobra not Val......lol
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Old 07-28-12, 08:22 PM   #6
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Ohh wow. Jlassiter may be right** this websites a little confusing since I'm on my blackberry sorry about that. Sorry val lol
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I don't think the snake in question is a speckled king.
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Old 07-28-12, 09:16 PM   #8
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Kinda looks like a dead cape cobra to me but I am not very cobra savy.
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it was a cobra. Check this out
Pit Bull Saves Two Women From Deadly Cobra, Dies Wagging His Tail - From All Creatures Animal Stories

kind of sad when you read it.

"it was less than 30 minutes from the time Chief had been bitten that he "went wobbly and lost control of his organs," urinating and defecating uncontrollably. Yet he still kept clinging to life."
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Does anyone know where this took place? It appears that the sign behind the dog is written in English and I don't know of many cobras running around loose in the US.
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Not a king.....and I said cobra not Val......lol
You seem to get confused with a lot of people.

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Does anyone know where this took place? It appears that the sign behind the dog is written in English and I don't know of many cobras running around loose in the US.
Hey Jerry? Would you mind telling me of the places in the united states where cobras run loose? That way I can avoid those places like the plague.
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That article was from back in 2007. It happened in the Philippines. The cobra species in that neck of the woods are called Naja philippinensis (aka The Philippine Cobra).
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Hey Jerry? Would you mind telling me of the places in the united states where cobras run loose? That way I can avoid those places like the plague.
My point exactly. I never heard of Cobra problems in the US, unless we are talking about the one from the Bronx zoo that they lost, but did find later.
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That article was from back in 2007. It happened in the Philippines. The cobra species in that neck of the woods are called Naja philippinensis (aka The Philippine Cobra).
OK, now the story makes a little more sense.
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it was a cobra. Check this out
Pit Bull Saves Two Women From Deadly Cobra, Dies Wagging His Tail - From All Creatures Animal Stories

kind of sad when you read it.

"it was less than 30 minutes from the time Chief had been bitten that he "went wobbly and lost control of his organs," urinating and defecating uncontrollably. Yet he still kept clinging to life."
Cool and thanks for the link. Chief is truly amazing. may he R.I.P.
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