Australia has croc eating snakes!

No mine is long gone... hopefully :smt089

 

The spider I mentioned is way bigger than that one.

 

Pythons also have powerful digestive acids in their stomachs. So, it could take a while before they are finished with their meal.

 

LMFAO

 

Despite the fact that literally every living creature that is not a human being will probably at least try to kill me, I'd go back in a fucking heartbeat.

It might end up being the last time that my heart ever beats, but oh well

 

Live dangerously I say

 

In Australia, is there any other way to live?

 

No. No there is not.

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Hey Whiksy!

Sorry for laughing at this anecdote, it's hilarious! :smt037

I haven't heard the name huntsman for 23 years!! You took me back to my youth at home!! :smt060

Omg, you are just the sweetest! :heart:
I never bother(ed) them either, or I'll glass jar them to freedom like Whiks.

 

awwww....loves you blissimo...!!!! :heart:

 

Ive always wanted to visit the land down under ...but this is terrifying lol

 

I dont blame you, I was able to laugh about it afterwards too... but it took a long time for the adrenaline to wear off - I was still shakey and hoarse from the squealing hours later

I'm a huge wimp and I've survived 29 years, so you'd be fine :smt080

 

I've been there several times. It's really not that scary once you learn what to do. I like to eat out when I go.

Australia is nice too.

 

Oh, she would LOVE that. Lmao

 

They do have a huge appetite

In the Senckenberg Museum in Frankfurt, Germany has an exhibit of an anaconda eating a capybara. I went there to see it a few years ago.

here is a link to it:

http://www.cosmolearning.com/images...capybara-being-swallowed-by-an-anaconda-1069/

 

Anacondas have wide mouths and are also fussy eaters. They sometimes regurgitate what they ate from before.

 

I've read two books about Australia and I want to go.

 

Redbacks are the worst, and they usually are not far from a whole family of them. Whitebacks are just as bad.

I moved into a Queenslander once that was riddled with them underneath the house. Crazy and scary.

 

Welcome back, Curleyblonde!