Snake kills child in Florida

dmarie · 07-06-2009, 12:19 PM

The incident happened in the morning in a house in Sumter County, north of Orlando, when a Burmese python that had escaped the night of its cage, bit and strangled the girl, stepdaughter of the animal’s owner, Charles Darnell. Darnell stab the snake, which had kinky around the neck of the child, being able to separate it and then called the emergency service.

The doctors tried to resuscitate the girl but they could not save her

http://trendsupdates.com/snake-kills...strangulation/

dmarie · 07-06-2009, 12:20 PM

Who the fuck owns such a huge snake with such a small child in the house? The step-father will have to live with this for the rest of his life.

Mr.H · 07-06-2009, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dmarie

Who the fuck owns such a huge snake with such a small child in the house? The step-father will have to live with this for the rest of his life.

Exactly my sentiments.

I own a snake and i have a son also. but noway is the snake ever at any point of my sons life has he been big enuff to cause any harm to my son.

LSG · 07-06-2009, 05:55 PM

I don't understand the point of owning a snake. They're good to look at from a distance or on wildlife special. But I never understood the appeal.

Sad story.

SunShonKC · 07-06-2009, 06:00 PM

OMG SMH...that poor child. Is having a pet more serious than the safety of your child?

Mr.H · 07-06-2009, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by LSG

I don't understand the point of owning a snake. They're good to look at from a distance or on wildlife special. But I never understood the appeal.

Sad story.

Well your exact reference is how some ppl would feel about dogs, cats, fish, etc... its all personal preference not for anyone to understand but them.

Some ppl have different fasinations, and they live by them...

Some ppl sky dive and love it. but i cant think of many things thatl make me sky dive for fun...Id have a hard time jumping to save my life...

LSG · 07-06-2009, 06:10 PM

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Well your exact reference is how some ppl would feel about dogs, cats, fish, etc... its all personal preference not for anyone to understand but them.

Some ppl have different fasinations, and they live by them...

Some ppl sky dive and love it. but i cant think of many things thatl make me sky dive for fun...Id have a hard time jumping to save my life...

But I can interact with a dog or a cat. Besides feed a snake what can you do with it? It is their preference that why I wouldn't question a snake owner but while this is the subject I wanna know.

SunShonKC · 07-06-2009, 06:16 PM

Either way dogs, cats, snakes and other pets are all harmful to children especially young ones. You can never know what's in an animal's head. You'd be surprised how many Junior's I see walking around all scratched up from the family pet! SMH

Mr.H · 07-06-2009, 06:24 PM

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Either way dogs, cats, snakes and other pets are all harmful to children especially young ones. You can never know what's in an animal's head. You'd be surprised how many Junior's I see walking around all scratched up from the family pet! SMH

SO TRUE... It doesnt matter the pet its still an animal. all animals are Wild. they just become domesticated in some breeds. what is deemed as being home friendly yes they can be trained but still that wild streak taht runs threw them look at chiuauauas(spekk check) for a small as dog them lil bastards are vicious. if you give them more size. i swear you would be face to face with a PITBULL.

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Originally Posted by LSG

But I can interact with a dog or a cat. Besides feed a snake what can you do with it? It is their preference that why I wouldn't question a snake owner but while this is the subject I wanna know.

Yes you can interact with a dog or a cat. Ppl can interact with snakes and lizards as well. i take my snake out hold him pet his head so he knows im boss etc... i let hhim craw around. when i was younger and would go to the park i seen a man that would come bring his snake out to let him craw around.

Everythign is viewed as weird if you dont understand.

I own a snake personally tho. and all that stuff outside of feeding we do. LOL. i took him out and let him play with my GF dog. lol of course i didnt let them get to close. i wanted to see if he had natural animal instinct and just no not to run up on a snake being a lil poodle. my snake not big enuff to eat him. but he could probably suffocate the life outta him.

And that dog creeped up like a dummy. i was like shoe boy get, b4 u get got..

GET < GOT

LSG · 07-06-2009, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.H

SO TRUE... It doesnt matter the pet its still an animal. all animals are Wild. they just become domesticated in some breeds. what is deemed as being home friendly yes they can be trained but still that wild streak taht runs threw them look at chiuauauas(spekk check) for a small as dog them lil bastards are vicious. if you give them more size. i swear you would be face to face with a PITBULL.

Yes you can interact with a dog or a cat. Ppl can interact with snakes and lizards as well. i take my snake out hold him pet his head so he knows im boss etc... i let hhim craw around. when i was younger and would go to the park i seen a man that would come bring his snake out to let him craw around.

Everythign is viewed as weird if you dont understand.

I own a snake personally tho. and all that stuff outside of feeding we do. LOL. i took him out and let him play with my GF dog. lol of course i didnt let them get to close. i wanted to see if he had natural animal instinct and just no not to run up on a snake being a lil poodle. my snake not big enuff to eat him. but he could probably suffocate the life outta him.

And that dog creeped up like a dummy. i was like shoe boy get, b4 u get got..

GET < GOT

I don't view it as weird, Outside of the reason of preferences I just don't understand.