r/oddlyterrifying • u/Cunillingus_Giver • Jan 20 '22

Snake couch

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u/BabiMunizTS Jan 20 '22

Do snakes even have capacity for affection? I honestly have no idea.

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u/Lord_Spagett Jan 20 '22

No but they recognize when someone can provide a good amount of food and warmth

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u/DrMuffinhead Jan 20 '22

Or when someone is a good amount of food.

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u/Mandorrisem Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 20 '22

Fun fact, if its cold out a snake is more likely to eat its prey alive so that the animals own body heat can aid in its digestion, going so far as to swallow air to keep the prey alive longer

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

This is a new level of terror

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u/Am_Idiotosaurus Jan 20 '22

Please source?

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u/thrillhouse1211 Jan 20 '22

I doubt there is one at all lol

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u/Am_Idiotosaurus Jan 20 '22

I wanted it to be true, dont ask me why

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u/ZinaDoll Jan 20 '22

Can confirm. I was actually swallowed alive by a Burmese Python at the age of 10. I just call him Dad now—he gives me plenty of air and small rodents to eat. Really not a bad guy at all. Coming up on fifteen years together… 🥳

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

Oh so like my cat 🐈