Escaped Boa Constrictor kills two children in New Brunswick Quote:
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wtf. who would live in an apartment above a "zoo". thing looks more like a pet shop |
Can the owner of the snake be held criminally responsible? |
Doesn't look like a zoo at all.... I'm sure everything is for sale in there!! Posted via RS Mobile |
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Criminal Negligence 219. (1) Every one is criminally negligent who (a) in doing anything, or (b) in omitting to do anything that it is his duty to do, shows wanton or reckless disregard for the lives or safety of other persons. |
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RIP I wonder if they were only suffocated to death or actually eaten... :okay: |
you get suffocated first than eaten... |
yeah but Boa don't usually eat medium-sized mammals...but I guess they were small children:cry: |
Dont think they were eaten as bodies were found. They were probably attacked as the snake felt threaten. |
Read somewhere it's a rock python. If so they are the biggest python in the world. Really sad story but I hope this doesn't get mis reported and bring ever more restriction and bad press to the hobby. If kept properly there should be no chance for the snake to escape. Aka this is a complete human error Posted via RS Mobile |
Geez the thing was 15 ft! 15-feet long African rock python escapes from pet store, kills two boys (age 5 and 7) : TreeHugger |
15 ft is just average for rock python. Some have been known to reach 20ft plus. Posted via RS Mobile |
Something sounds a little fishy here. I think there is going to more to this story when the dust settles. Its just not all adding up. I don't think its even possible for a snake to kill two 'prey' at once. Also, were they in a soundproof room? Not a single scream? Granted, I have never seen a 15 ft Rock Python go after a kid, so I can't speak from experience. Maybe he smelled food on them from dinner, and wrapped them both up in one big bundle. Interesting that the son of the snakes owner was safely asleep in another room without his friends. Isn't being together the whole point of sleepovers? Either way RIP |
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Something definitely smells fishy. A python big enough to kill 7 years old are super heavy and it's impossible for them to climb up on ventilation. Snakes also don't just go on killing spree. If they killed it they will eat it. Interested to see official autopsy. Posted via RS Mobile |
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^ Agree, something's fishy. Pythons apparently bite to get a grip then wrap around to constrict. I find it odd that a child wouldn't get one scream out before being wrapped up. And what about the second child? Did they sleep through it then get attacked? Or did they get wrapped up "by accident" together by the python (which seems unlikely to me)? Pythons also will try to retreat if threatened or bite then retreat. They don't constrict/kill as self defense. Autopsy will be very interesting. Edit: Meant for Threezero Posted via RS Mobile |
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