Snake Vs. Mower...
May. 20th, 2008 10:46 amYou can probably figure out how that one turned out.
Mister Loki and I were walking at the park today when I spotted a snake lying by the side of the path. Not moving much. Then I realized that it had been partially flayed by one of the riding mowers. It was a big six-foot plus black snake--essentially harmless to humans. At least at that size, the poor thing has probably had lots of writhy little offspring.
Sadly, I don't think the snake is going to snake physical therapy. I think something closer to a machete and a trashcan is in its future. The park guy told me "Oh. It's dead." I said, "No, it's still alive." So he dispatched one of the other guys to 'get it off the jogging path.'
::sighs::
Mister Loki? What did he think of the injured snake lying less than four feet away from him? He didn't even notice it! He was too busy growling at the guys on the mowers. ::rolls eyes::
Clueless dog.
Mister Loki and I were walking at the park today when I spotted a snake lying by the side of the path. Not moving much. Then I realized that it had been partially flayed by one of the riding mowers. It was a big six-foot plus black snake--essentially harmless to humans. At least at that size, the poor thing has probably had lots of writhy little offspring.
Sadly, I don't think the snake is going to snake physical therapy. I think something closer to a machete and a trashcan is in its future. The park guy told me "Oh. It's dead." I said, "No, it's still alive." So he dispatched one of the other guys to 'get it off the jogging path.'
::sighs::
Mister Loki? What did he think of the injured snake lying less than four feet away from him? He didn't even notice it! He was too busy growling at the guys on the mowers. ::rolls eyes::
Clueless dog.