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canetoad

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5. Hey Kali

Reply to Kali (Reply #4)

Thu Jul 16, 2026, 12:43 AM

Yesterday

I skimmed, bad me. I have no issues with the poor buggers, they are reviled enough. Most are no danger if you keep your distance. Don't like the thought of ratllers coming for a visit.

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Cyclist bitten by eastern brown snake caught in her bike chain [View all] canetoad Wednesday OP

Actually it says the snake was freed, but then euthanized due to its injuries... hlthe2b Wednesday #1

Sorry to hear that canetoad Wednesday #2

Northern California and my area of Colorado had such a limited winter that the rattlesnakes hlthe2b Wednesday #3

article says it was euthanized Kali Yesterday #4

Hey Kali canetoad Yesterday #5

I want to know how that thing got stuck in a bike chain. did she run over it? Kali Yesterday #6