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    Re: Off to Texas

    Completely not related to reptiles in the least, but check this out for your back pain.
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    Re: Off to Texas

    Moccasins the "deadliest snake in the world"? I'm sure Australia would debate that, since the ten most venomous snakes reside there. Our snakes are rather mild compared to what the Aussies have.
    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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    Re: Off to Texas

    Quote Originally Posted by Didymus20X6 View Post
    Moccasins the "deadliest snake in the world"? I'm sure Australia would debate that, since the ten most venomous snakes reside there. Our snakes are rather mild compared to what the Aussies have.
    Echis and Daboia laugh at the Australian snakes. Considering that they're probably the two genera that kill the most people each year. The most venomous snake is not necessarily the one with the most potent venom and neither is necessarily the most deadly.

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    Re: Off to Texas

    Yes.. Similar to how the fer de lance and the African stiletto snake are not exactly considered the most potent, but they kill large amounts of people, especially children, in their homelands each year! Because they are common and are willing to live close enough to civilization that bites occur frequently. I know that rattlesnake bites occur rather frequently in north America because they are common snakes.

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    Re: Off to Texas

    Quote Originally Posted by katach View Post
    Completely not related to reptiles in the least, but check this out for your back pain.
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    Thank you

    I'm hopig to check out a park tonight.. I'll report with results!
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    Re: Off to Texas

    Well? Anything to report? I've been missing a bunch of new threads due to my failure to click the next page. Just noticed this one.

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