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SwizzleStick
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I realize that this is an old thread, but I just read this article in our local paper today, so I thought I’d share.
"Pet python may have been hungry when it killed Fla. child
ORLANDO, Fla. – The pet python that strangled a 2-year-old Sumter County, Fla., girl 18 months ago hadn’t been fed in about a month and had escaped its tank 10 times since its last meal - a road-kill squirrel, according to newly released documents.
Gypsy, the 8-foot-6-inch albino Burmese python, was most likely hungry when it escaped its terrarium and attacked Shaianna Hare in a crib, according to investigative documents examined by The Orlando Sentinel.
A review of reports in the July 1, 2009, tragedy show that the child’s mother and the mother’s boyfriend had kept the snake in violation of wildlife rules and apparently could not afford to feed it."…
Entire article: stltoday.com/lifestyles/pets/article_f2e56006-1565-11e0-90f2-00127992bc8b.html
"Pet python may have been hungry when it killed Fla. child
ORLANDO, Fla. – The pet python that strangled a 2-year-old Sumter County, Fla., girl 18 months ago hadn’t been fed in about a month and had escaped its tank 10 times since its last meal - a road-kill squirrel, according to newly released documents.
Gypsy, the 8-foot-6-inch albino Burmese python, was most likely hungry when it escaped its terrarium and attacked Shaianna Hare in a crib, according to investigative documents examined by The Orlando Sentinel.
A review of reports in the July 1, 2009, tragedy show that the child’s mother and the mother’s boyfriend had kept the snake in violation of wildlife rules and apparently could not afford to feed it."…
Entire article: stltoday.com/lifestyles/pets/article_f2e56006-1565-11e0-90f2-00127992bc8b.html