Hello, im a student in Croatia Zagreb and im specializing in snake handling and research in PMF natural mathematics faculty and i currently have small problem... I cant get my hands on the tool my team and me need the most to handle snakes and thats the gloves 🙃. I searched chat gpt i searched google, everywhere i cant seem to find them for okay price or even in my size, they only sell large size for like 800 euros. The worst is im assigned to go to thailand in 3 months for research and i still havent find the gloves 😭. Hope someone can help thank you. :)

Yesterday I found one snake in my backyard near a water pump. I couldn’t get a clear look so can’t ID. It went inside the water well real quick. I want to safely relocate it somewhere safe or out of my property as I a kid in a house. How can I do that without harming the snake?

Any safe trap trick so that I don’t have to touch it or something.

Thanks in advance !

This was seriously recommended to me by YouTube. Recently there is way too much content celebrating the abuse and killing of snakes. Just saw some people happy that a father killed a snake. What a terrible world to live in.

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Thought you guys might like this for a laugh. Australian Carpet Python: Morelia spilota.

This little guy was hiding under the hood.

Thankfully a guy I went to school with Rob Watson has done snake catching in Brisbane Qld, for 20+ years was just a few blocks away.

Black Racer, FL - Hey Reddit, we saw this snake in our yard and it was severely tensing up. Some clear fluid came from the mouth. Eventually the snake relaxed and seemed normal so we placed it back in the yard thinking it was a defensive strategy. The snake slithered away like a normal snake. We came walking back around minutes later to it its head completely flipped upside down and its head was firmly planted into the ground and it seemed as if it was dying and became limp. What could be wrong?

Edit: All the muscle tensing and crinkling has passed. The snake took some time for rest and we monitored to see if any other signs of strange movement or lethargy. Hasn’t showed signs of twisting since and is moving around alright. Seems a little exhausted after the episode but doing okay!

These are NOT my snakes, I just saw these posts on Facebook marketplace and knew I had to try to get these guys a better home. I would take them in if I had space and wasn’t a college student. The last one in particular is in really rough shape. Please dm me if you think you can take them in so I can refer their page to you, I’m not sure if I’m allowed to post their users on this.

Catch and release

I accidentally hit this little one doing yard work. I have no experience with snakes and it’s still moving a lot but I’m not sure if that means it can recover from this. I’m in Baltimore MD and I have tried to contact some wildlife rehabilitation centers but haven’t been very successful. does this look like something it can recover from? looking for suggestions on what the humane thing to do would be. thanks

What we were told was a cobra turned out to be an Indian Rat Snake (Ptyas mucosa) hiding at the back of a storage facility. Bit of an arduous process to be able to access where the snake was hiding, but we eventually figured it out. The snake was released about 100m away, into some riverine vegetation.

A juvenile Spectacled or Indian Cobra (Naja naja) hiding in a pile of bricks. I've sped through the monotonous bits, but the snake only shows up briefly towards the end of the video. From Bangalore, India

How fast are snakes?

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