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U.S. bans transport, import of anacondas and pythons

Miami - In an effort to protect the famous Everglades in Florida, a ban on the import and transport of yellow anacondas and Burmese pythons across state lines has been enacted.
In the Media by Sean Fraser - 2 comments

Giant Burmese python caught in Florida swimming pool

Miami - A 13-foot Burmese python was captured at a residence in Florida after homeowners reported they found the reptile swimming in their backyard pool.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 1 comment

Daring thieves steal crocodile, snakes and dragons from pet shop

A group of daring thieves raided Stockport Pet Warehouse, an exotic pet shop in Hallam Street, Heavily, Greater Manchester and got away with an intimidatingly bizarre mix of 100 exotic animals, including a 5 ft crocodile, 50 snakes and about 40 lizards.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus

Video: Two families find live snakes hiding in Christmas trees

Zebulon - Two families, one living in North Carolina and the other from Idaho, were in for a fright when they spotted snakes slithering through the branches of their newly decorated Christmas trees.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 4 comments

Farmers dump bags of snakes at tax office in corruption protest

Slithering snakes caused chaos in an Indian tax office when two farmers dumped three bags of snakes in a protest against bribery demands.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 7 comments

Rattlesnakes force California high school to be closed

Gustine - A high school located in central California was forced to shut down due to a rattlesnake infestation. Over a relatively short period of time five rattlesnakes were found on the school campus. The first snake was found on Oct. 24.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 6 comments

Oklahoma drought increases snake sightings

Oklahoma City - Hurricane Irene left plenty of floods still waiting to subside on the east coast. In Oklahoma however, rain cannot come soon enough as a drought leaves the land thirsty, and snakes hunt for food, something they often eventually find in backyards of homes.
In the Media by Abigail Prendergast

Man living with 60 live reptiles arrested after snake bites him

Henderson - Police have charged a man with 46 violations of state law for keeping 60 sixty live snakes and lizards in his home without a permit. Officers seized venomous and non-venomous snakes and 5 Gila monsters in a search that revealed dozens of frozen reptiles.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

Female boa constrictors can make babies without mating: Study

This is bad news for males. Female boa constrictors can produce babies without mating. Scientists have found that the babies produced from this asexual reproduction have attributes previously believed to be impossible. Males are not needed anymore.
In the Media by Subir Ghosh - 2 comments

Snakes taking over gardens in West Virginia town Special

Charleston - Are they black snakes, black racers or black rat snakes? While no one seems to know what they are, one thing they all agree on - they need to go back to where they came from. See the videos of snakes in the gardens and backyard in this small town.
Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman - 18 comments
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How Guam is battling an infestation of serpents
The inventor of the so-called red sea-snake Pelamis wave energy device is honoured for his contribution to the renewables sector.
Australian pilot Braden Blennerhassett was forced to turn his plane around after finding a snake in the cockpit.
Newly discovered fossils unearthed in Colombia have revealed that a giant snake - now named Titanoboa - roamed the Earth 58 million years ago.
On the hunt for the brown tree snake - one of the worst invasive species in the world.
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Let Them Know How Much We Love the Legend James Edward Corbett

The story begins in early 20th century in the year 1815. That times the area, which is now a day known as Jim Corbett...
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Get theocratic influence out of free society

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Today, Prestigious 16th December of Bangladesh!

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Pakistan! Plea to Bangladesh for Mercy!

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