Albino Cobra on the Loose in Southern California

originally posted by: buster2010

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Rodinus
Sadly I am naming him "SHOT"...

Can I call him Belt after that? Or maybe Shoes...

How about dinner? Rattlesnake has a good taste I wonder what Cobra would taste like?

There are restaurants in Asia where you can find out.



They do cobra 10 ways. This video is graphic, FYI, but at least nothing is really wasted.

CAUGHT -

Deadly albino cobra captured in California

a reply to: ketsuko

If it were in FL, they have plenty of crews used to dealing with strange and exotic venomous critters.

I heard thats a loosing proposition due to the vastness of the Everglades. Lots of different foreign critters breeding in there.

Pythons, cobras, waiting for the first reports of breeding Mambas.

a reply to: intrptr

I didn't say they catch all of them, but they do have people there who are used to handling the ones they can find and catch.

There's a good reason why Venom 1 is based in Florida.

originally posted by: network dude
George Thourogood would use him for a neck tie.

At least that's what he says.

A step up from the "rattlesnake skin"

a reply to: Xcathdra

Thanks for posting it, I'm stuck in the hospital right now and can't do much.

a reply to: Xcathdra

FWIW- A larger than normal percentage of people in that area have exotic pets. Moorpark College just over the hill has had an exotic animal dept since at least the '70s and since it is a community college a lot of the students are locals.
If a person knows how to handle an animal it eventually occurs to them to get one.


www.moorpark.cc.ca.us/
Two-and-a-half year program including hands-on experience with campus animal compound earns an Associate of Science degree in Exotic Animal Training and Management.