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Source:- Annanova
"A snake has eaten its own tail.
The king snake, originating in America, was only display at the National Taidong Aquarium in Taiwan when the incident occurred.
The snake, who had not eaten in 24 hours, mistook his reflection for another snake, and swallowed it.
After an hour's emergency treatment, the reptile recovered.
King Snake are mostly found in deserts in North America, and can grow to as long as 1.5 meters long."
Shame there's no picture, would have been a classic...
"A snake has eaten its own tail.
The king snake, originating in America, was only display at the National Taidong Aquarium in Taiwan when the incident occurred.
The snake, who had not eaten in 24 hours, mistook his reflection for another snake, and swallowed it.
After an hour's emergency treatment, the reptile recovered.
King Snake are mostly found in deserts in North America, and can grow to as long as 1.5 meters long."
Shame there's no picture, would have been a classic...
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Source:- Annanova
"A snake has eaten its own tail.
The king snake, originating in America, was only display at the National Taidong Aquarium in Taiwan when the incident occurred.
The snake, who had not eaten in 24 hours, mistook his reflection for another snake, and swallowed it.
After an hour's emergency treatment, the reptile recovered.
King Snake are mostly found in deserts in North America, and can grow to as long as 1.5 meters long."
Shame there's no picture, would have been a classic...
"A snake has eaten its own tail.
The king snake, originating in America, was only display at the National Taidong Aquarium in Taiwan when the incident occurred.
The snake, who had not eaten in 24 hours, mistook his reflection for another snake, and swallowed it.
After an hour's emergency treatment, the reptile recovered.
King Snake are mostly found in deserts in North America, and can grow to as long as 1.5 meters long."
Shame there's no picture, would have been a classic...