Message from @Maggie The Magpie
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SNAKE NO SHROOM
SLITHER NO SPORE
I dun understan š¢
Yea, it's snakeskin
No one mentioned fungus
I caught another snake the other night.
What kind of snake is it?
The only non-venomous snakes we have are pythons
Another corn snake, a bit bigger.
We have rattlesnakes, copperheads, cottonmouths and such, but I am not going to pick one of those up.
I wouldn't pick up any snake here, save for baby pythons
What kind of pythons you guys have?
Carpet pythons mostly
I think there's a few species of them, not sure
But that's what left the skins I posted
Carpet pythons are lovely.
That looks nothing like ours lmao
Probably a different kind of carpet then
Ah
Just brown and bland lmao
We do have the most venomous snake in the world
The inland taipan
Along with 8 more of the 10 deadliest snakes in the world lmao
Most common venomous snake here, at least what I have found the most, are Pygmy Timber Rattlesnakes.
But fungus??
You want to know about deadly fungus?
āJust touching the Fire Coral fungus can cause dermatitis (reddening or swelling of the skin). If eaten, it causes a horrifying array of symptoms: initially stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and numbness, followed over hours or days by delamination of skin on face, hands and feet, and shrinking of the brain, which, in turn, causes altered perception, motion difficulties and speech impediments,ā explained Dr Barrett.
That's one hell of a trip, mate
Sounds like a one time trip
And those are rarely worth the fare
Thank you for the fungipost friend
God imagine the smell
@Maggie The Magpie I have had many personal encounters with fire coral
Itās not fun.
Canāt imagine the fungus is much different seeing itās named after the coral