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Giant Python killed, very sad.
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Giant Python killed, very sad.
by BRB » Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:01 am
Just got this from a mate of mine, I wonder if the pic is authentic? If it is it's a very sad day indeeed, this snake must be a ripe old age, looks like she/he just ate something really big, perhaps one of the assholes that killed him and destroyed his home?
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Re: Giant Python killed, very sad.
by CarlaSmit87 » Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:53 am
Yes it is a sad sight but this picture has been various times on SAReptiles
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Re: Giant Python killed, very sad.
by Urucone » Thu Nov 25, 2010 6:24 pm
That pic is blown up, There is no way that a snake can reach that size, This pic has made a few turns on e - mails and on this forum (Spam)
as long as you keep quiet, no one will notice that your dumb
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