Aliens | A Man, a Dog and a Gun

Growing up I had several snakes, including a Red-tailed boa, a Reticulated python and an Emerald Tree boa (as a side note, the teeth of a young Emerald Tree boa are seemingly 3 inches long and as sharp as a new hypodermic needle, as a second note it is hard if not impossible to get a ETB to quit using its teeth on your thumb) ... Having set up shop they seem to have decided that they are pretty much at the top of the food chain and are eating everything in sight. Continue reading

Facts About the Boa Constrictor Snakes

The boa is a common name given to a group of non poisonous snakes of the boa family. ... Depending on the size of its prey, a boa may take several weeks or longer to digest its food. ... There are different kinds of snakes under the boa family: They are - the boa constrictors; the brightly coloured emerald tree boas that live in trees and have strong, prehensile tails, with a triangular, curved front teeth and elliptical eye pupils; the smaller rubber boas which is found in ... Continue reading