Thank you. I looked at pictures, and I think you’re right. It has the dark spots inside it’s markings, and google images show that this is something Ball Pythons have, but Burmese do not.
Yeah, I worked at a pet shop for 9 years - and I was the only one not scared of the snakes (except the occasional coworker). So I got to interact with them the most.Thank you. I looked at pictures, and I think you’re right. It has the dark spots inside it’s markings, and google images show that this is something Ball Pythons have, but Burmese do not.
Gosh, all these years I’ve said it was a Copperhead
That's not the shed of a snake. It's a whole body.
Yes. I have a snake skin, and this is the body. The eyes, bones, color and position is all completely preserved.
Thanks for sharing!Well I wouldn’t say they weren’t bothered by the smell..... the car was stolen and then abandoned by whoever took it...This is really cool. I wonder if the snake got in the car somehow, then hid in the door because it was shady and cool, only to become injured and entrapped by the window mechanism, which ultimately led to its death, resulting in it being in that convoluted position? What amazes me is that the owner of the car was never troubled by the smell of dead snake decaying in the car. <Shakes head> It's an amazing find. One for Believe It or Not, perhaps.
maybe a bad smell?
)Here is a snake Skin, as you can see, it is the actual skin. There are no bones, or structure to it, it is just a layer of scales that the snake has shed (I found this under my house, I don’t know what snake it is from, I don’t think there is a way to tell now)
