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Bryce Hughes
{K:2957} 9/5/2006
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R.I.P Steve Irwin
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Den Thompson
{K:30432} 5/14/2005
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WOW, that is HUGE. I admire you for handling him Yamil. It is something I could never do. Thank you for your recent comments and inviting me to view your portfolio which I have done. You have so many impressive wildlife shots there I did not know where to start so I chose this to comment on. The quality of your pics certainly gives me something to aspire to altthough subject matter in the UK is far less interesting than you have.
Den
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Dennis Båvenmark
{K:370} 5/7/2005
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Wouh! That is a big snake. I have a pet snake and it?s a boa constrictor and after i looked at this shot i hope my snake don?t get that big.
denka
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Yamil Saenz
{K:12434} 5/4/2005
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Dear Girish,
Thank you for accepting my invitation.
I appreciate your comment.
Yamil
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Girish Chonkar
{K:6903} 5/4/2005
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Great snake and good file picture.
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Mary Brown
{K:71879} 4/24/2005
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That is one large snake. You are braver than me. I'd never be hugging a snake or have him hug me or whatever. Interstingly coloured snake. I'm gald to see him, but in a picture and not so close up is fine with me.
Mary
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Del Metheny
{K:25617} 4/24/2005
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Oh my, you are right, That makes my snake look like nothing. Plus yours is an albino. Great photo. Del
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Yamil Saenz
{K:12434} 4/23/2005
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Hi Ian, because of the captive environment, usually these guys get very fat. Unfortunately they don't get much exercise and their preys are also breed in captivity, so they get lots of fat tissue in their diet.
Her diet was base upon a plentiful supply of rabbits and chicken that she eats happily every 2 weeks.
Thanks for visiting my page.
Yamil
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Yamil Saenz
{K:12434} 4/23/2005
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Armando, recuerdo haber visto estas fotografias hace unos 5 anos.Inicialmente el hallazgo fue reportado en Venezuela, cerca de una plataforma de explotacion petrolera. Si el ejmeplar es venezolano, lo primero que uno piesa es que corresponde a una anaconda,sin embargo, lo interesante de este patron de coloracion es que corresponde mas a un phyton reticulado y no a una anaconda. Sea anaconda o phyton, no me cabe la menor duda que en algunas ocasiones, eso si muy esporadicamente, estos grandes reptiles pueden llegar a consumir a un ser humano.
Gracias por las fotografias y por tus coemntarios.
Saludos.
Yamil
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Yamil Saenz
{K:12434} 4/23/2005
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Hi Robert,
Some very large constrictor definitely can kill a person, however it happen so sporadically that I don't even bother to mention it. The opposite is true; millions of snakes are killed by humans every year without any reason. I think we show so much interest in large constrictor because of the innate fear of being devour alive.
Any way, I hope you like this shot.
Take care.
Yamil
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James Hager
{K:6285} 4/23/2005
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Wow! That's a big snake!
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Ian McIntosh
{K:42997} 4/23/2005
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Has eaten well to get this fat Yamil...
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ARMANDO ALCÁZAR
{K:42404} 4/23/2005
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Asi es como se veía antes de que la cortaran
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ARMANDO ALCÁZAR
{K:42404} 4/23/2005
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excelente fotografía de un bellísimo ejemplar de constrictor. Aquí tenemos muchas anacondas y llegan a medir 7 metros aproximadamente, muy raras veces pueden llegar cazar a algun hombre adulto que se duerme borracho cerca a los pantanos donde habitan. Te adjunto una foto que encontré en la web.
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Kasia Z
{K:63} 4/23/2005
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:-O
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Robert Lloyd
{K:9943} 4/23/2005
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yeah i think this in the one that can strangle you to death haha nice color ..
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