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Snake slithering along a bicycle wheel.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...726#post216512
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...999#post221057
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...148#post214462
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...622#post147515
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...510#post139312
Getting nowhere fast...
Exercise your pet snake the easy way. Buy a new and improved "Snake Wheel" for hours of fun!
BTW, what kind of snake is that?
Didn't know a snake could ride a bicycle...
Honduran milk snake...
if it weren't for someone saying Honduran milk snake, I would have gone with banded coral snake - the coral snakes are venomous, but I only know the Australian snakes and a few from reading books as a kid.
It just wants to have some fun, I wonder how long it took for the snake to realise that it wasn't going anywhere upwards? As for the species, there seems to be a very large variation in the colour/pattern range for milksnakes so it might even be a Kingsnake, again those also have a big variation in colour and patterns. So I will leave the ID to the experts which isn't me! :headscratch:
In Florida I would have guessed a king snake. “Red on Black, friend of Jack; Red on Yellow, Kill a Fellow “. Thats what I remember. Hope I’m rightQuote:
Originally Posted by Ed
Ha! That's the first thing that ran through my head when I saw the snake! A mentor of mine taught me that rhyme when I was about 11, and it has stuck with me for the many decades since.Quote:
Originally Posted by f800
Anyone know how a 6" snake can get out of an 8" tall jar?