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Hi there.
This white Python molurus I captured in our day nursery on a party. The children loved to be captured with this non poisonous snake. They where astonished that the skin was not cold and slippery.
Tomorrow I will show you a special shot with a fearless girl kissing the snake ... stay tuned.
Comments (12)
beautiful snake and capture. I have seen people with them as pets but not for me
Excellent shot!! :)
Such beautiful colors! What a gorgeous animal.
Kissing a snake? This is an awesome shot, I love the detail :)
What a great ideas to get the little ones used to snakes early! I have to say it is a litle pale a ghoshtly for my taste, but still very pretty.
Very interesting, specially the scale detail around the eye. Cheers, Clive
great shot! but as with spiders. can't stand em.. tis a beautiful snake..
He's kinda cute! I remember as a kid, holding a small boa constrictor brought to our class by a zoo keeper. He was quite heavy, completely dry and smooth. I guess the specularity of their skin fools people into thinking they are slippery or wet. Very nice capture... or should i say snake portrait! ;)
Your photography of this snake is excellent and actually he does look really great. I am not a great lover of snakes but do find them fascinating nevertheless, I look forward to your next shot. hugs Jane xx
Creepy! but really well done.
Awesome and very cool photoshot.
Excellent capture! I'm not keen on snakes but he's quite nice to look at. Good idea to take them into schools some children may never see 'wild' animals otherwise. As 'idehaven' said above, I also have held a boa constrictor and they are deceptive.