Originally posted by Sushipunk
It's a python, so it's not venomous. They can obviously still bite though, which you would want to avoid, and I suppose if one was big enough and you were slow enough, strangulation could be an issue, but I don't think that happens very often, lol. They're generally fairly easy to handle.
That is quite interdasting, I have. friend in Launceston, Tasmania and he says huge tarantulas are also common. I wonder if you could tame a python like Steve Erwin style, imagine Stu of the jungle
Originally posted by SynthNinja
That is quite interdasting, I have. friend in Launceston, Tasmania and he says huge tarantulas are also common. I wonder if you could tame a python like Steve Erwin style, imagine Stu of the jungle
My version of "handling" them is at the end of a long stick, lol. No way am I attempting to pick those fuckers up
We get big spiders here too, Google "huntsman spider" and you'll get an idea of what I mean.
Originally posted by Sushipunk
My version of "handling" them is at the end of a long stick, lol. No way am I attempting to pick those fuckers up
We get big spiders here too, Google "huntsman spider" and you'll get an idea of what I mean.
You know I was going to post this.
Fuck you spiders 'straya. I don't know how you survive there Stu. I'd never sleep.
Sep-26-2018 05:26
DJ RANN
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood....
quote:
Originally posted by SynthNinja
oh wow, I seen pics of spider bites that lead to serious swelling and infection if not treated then it comes to the worst.
We have that in Cali.
Whatever you do, don't google "brown spider tissue necrosis" images.
Sep-26-2018 05:28
SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
It's times like this that I cherish our dreary weather and chilly climate for keeping away all traces of venomous mega-fauna.
Originally posted by DJ RANN
You know I was going to post this.
Fuck you spiders 'straya. I don't know how you survive there Stu. I'd never sleep.
LOL, yes yes, I've never heard or seen this before, I promise
Those are finches. Tiny little birds. 7cm from beak to tail. It's not as scary as you think.
Unless you walk into one of their webs. Because now you're in trouble.
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Sep-26-2018 07:38
Sushipunk
Flickering, I roam
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Chateau Verdafloor
quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's times like this that I cherish our dreary weather and chilly climate for keeping away all traces of venomous mega-fauna.
Yeah, that was a little bit uplifting when I was living there. Nothing is dangerous! Until I had to deal with the London Underground and Eurolines busses, anyway.
