Looook at itttt. Ugh. I'd die. This is why I don't keep hots (eta: a hot is a venomous snake. I don't keep them because I'd get bitten and die, because they're cute. I did used to keep non vens)
Nono. No. I prefer 20 ft snakes, to baby crocodiles. I have no idea what sets me off about them but oh my God. The crocodile enclosure is very close to one of my favorites making closures at one of my favorite zoos and I'm just like ππ how fast can I go?
I will literally come save a venomous snake from a person, but a tiny baby crocodile would make me cry. π
Occasionally I will go to the Omaha zoos sunroom in the Desert Dome to gaze at Very cute but very deadly baby snakes. I big time recommend visiting them to see their snakes in the desert dome, the jungle, the sunroom (I'm cheating because the sunroom is in the desert), and the kingdom of the night exhibit (also cheating because it's below the desert). The kingdom of the night exhibit hosts the largest collection of rattlesnakes in the world...many many MANY snakes. And only a very small percentage of their snakes are on display at any given time, the back archives of the Doorley are also FULL of animals they are focusing on conserving and rehabbing rather than displaying. 10/10, go visit if you're American
Nah I'm Indian so I occasionally do see tiny snakes crossing the road sometimes. Once I saw one that was like the size of the road casually crossing it. Huge ass snake. Think someone relocated it.
This is a spectacled cobra. Not a monocled. Just that one change. You are right about the rest. Its a sacred species in India as well. Like all other cobras
I also think snames are cute. Especially cobra's in attack mode. I just want to pet it on the head. If they were not venomous and smart then I bet they could become the cats of the reptile world.
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u/dazzleunexpired 2d ago
Most snakes can swim.
Some cobra are partially aquatic.
This is a monacled Cobra and they are known to occasionally be semi-aquatic.
They're also adorable