| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I think Eve said she is afraid possums. |
Morning Showers then Cooling| FirstLightFarms |
| Better than being charged and almost kicked by one. I'm a hard pass on zebras 😂 |
| FirstLightFarms |
| I had a really mean trinket rat snake that used to bite me a lot. Ended up having to handle him with gloves until he ran away. He was smaller but it wasn't too terrible |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Puck, he is! He finally started to settle in and be more outgoing yesterday. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Being bit by a snake honestly scares me more then it actually hurts. I've been bit by both a copperhead once and my Ball Pythons sometimes during feeding. |
| Whiskeystar Farm |
| Garter snake musk is rank so it's probably good they scooted off lol |
| Versailles |
| Another part of the job... Every chance you get bit one day. Not just by snakes lol Extra precautions are taken with venomous ones and we RARELY ever handle them. Like, never. Most of them have two, if not three enclosures that we guide them between to clean the other ones. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I tried to pick up a garter snake once, but it was too fast so it got away. Bull snakes are kind of big here and I could totally imagine being bit if you picked one up. Even if they aren't venomous it would hurt. |
| Versailles |
| Well, working at a zoo, it's something I had to learn eventually. It's inevitable. We just don't practice on actual venomous ones... Just super spicy non-venomous noodles. Lol |
| Narran Park |
| Training helps, for sure. I don't think anyone picks up snakes here unless they are "Snake Catchers". |
| Versailles |
| It was in my first year at college. :) I found the snake and the professor about cried. I brought it to him and the rehabber saved the snake's life. Good to note that bullsnakes are non-venomous. I'd never do that for something like a rattlesnake without a tube and a snake hook. Which I am also trained for at this point lol |
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| FirstLightFarms |
| Better than being charged and almost kicked by one. I'm a hard pass on zebras 😂 |
| FirstLightFarms |
| I had a really mean trinket rat snake that used to bite me a lot. Ended up having to handle him with gloves until he ran away. He was smaller but it wasn't too terrible |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Puck, he is! He finally started to settle in and be more outgoing yesterday. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Being bit by a snake honestly scares me more then it actually hurts. I've been bit by both a copperhead once and my Ball Pythons sometimes during feeding. |
| Whiskeystar Farm |
| Garter snake musk is rank so it's probably good they scooted off lol |
| Versailles |
| Another part of the job... Every chance you get bit one day. Not just by snakes lol Extra precautions are taken with venomous ones and we RARELY ever handle them. Like, never. Most of them have two, if not three enclosures that we guide them between to clean the other ones. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I tried to pick up a garter snake once, but it was too fast so it got away. Bull snakes are kind of big here and I could totally imagine being bit if you picked one up. Even if they aren't venomous it would hurt. |
| Versailles |
| Well, working at a zoo, it's something I had to learn eventually. It's inevitable. We just don't practice on actual venomous ones... Just super spicy non-venomous noodles. Lol |
| Narran Park |
| Training helps, for sure. I don't think anyone picks up snakes here unless they are "Snake Catchers". |
| Versailles |
| It was in my first year at college. :) I found the snake and the professor about cried. I brought it to him and the rehabber saved the snake's life. Good to note that bullsnakes are non-venomous. I'd never do that for something like a rattlesnake without a tube and a snake hook. Which I am also trained for at this point lol |
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