Snakes in the house and garden

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Re: Snakes in the house and garden

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So the moral of the story is don’t eat anything poisonous and don’t let anything venomous bite you!!
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joelle wrote: Fri Apr 04, 2025 8:50 pm
Dannie Boy wrote: Fri Apr 04, 2025 5:38 pm You’re correct about the
poisonous
snakes - at our old house in almost 12 years we only (knowingly) encountered one cobra which was dealt with by the emergency response guys who caught it, bagged it up and took it away for release. We used to get snakes quite often - most were harmless, some were unknown, but the big ones were normally treated as unfriendly!! We’ve been at our new place for 15 months and not knowingly encountered a snake.
Not being pedantic but if you eat something and you die, it is poisonous; if something bites you and you die, it is venomous. :wink: :wink:
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^I've eaten snake in Issan and it's not worth the effort, full of small bones!
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