2017-09-07

The tigers caught this visitor.


The tigers caught this visitor. (Seriously, how do these get in?) Does anyone know a name? I think I've never seen this pattern.
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11 comments:

  1. John Bump8/9/17 00:07

    Sandy B might find this interesting.

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  2. Ilona Fichtner8/9/17 00:13

    sei nicht leichtsinnig, diese Schlange gehört nicht zu den Haustieren- habe ein Bild gefunden aber keine Erklärung, sie könnte zu den giftigsten bei euch gehören, bei uns wird in so einem Fall der Zoo gerufen, inzwischen gibt es wohl auch einen Spezialisten bei der Polizei

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  3. Daniel Börresen (Oedlan)8/9/17 00:13

    Many-banded Krait?
    snakesoftaiwan.com - Snakes of Taiwan

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  4. July Chien8/9/17 00:20

    這個有毒，請人來帶走😂

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  5. Ilona Fichtner8/9/17 00:26

    Krait
    https://plus.google.com/photos/...

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  6. JAnnabelle8/9/17 00:32

    Yuk!!

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  7. Hilbersdorfer Museumseisenbahner8/9/17 02:21

    Keine Ahnung, aber sie sieht total giftig aus!

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  8. Sandy B8/9/17 03:05

    How pretty!

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  9. Olaf Fichtner8/9/17 06:47

    Ah, thanks everyone, it must indeed have been a krait, a very young one, being only about 30cm long. The tigers had cornered it just when I wanted to go to bed. I used an oven mitt to expedite the fellow outside, didn't want to kill something I didn't know...

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  10. Olaf Fichtner8/9/17 06:52

    July Chien 請誰？

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  11. Olaf Fichtner8/9/17 11:27

    Asked the vet today and she said to call the firefighters, apparently it's their responsibility to catch venomous snakes - which according to the vet will then be sent to them. OK, next time...

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