November 6, 201411 yr ........./////// >--]o ........\\\\\\\ Teeth angled against pulling him out...that could be an issue. Look this is going to be a train wreck...the snake isn't going to swallow him...but I'll record it and watch it...why? Because it has a 1% chance of being Awesome!!!
November 6, 201411 yr Apparently, he is wearing some sort special suit, and will be covered in pigs blood to entice the snake into swallowing him. He then gets pulled out. From watching the Today Show this morning they said the show has already been filmed and neither the snake or the idiot who let the snake eat him were harmed. Definitely one of those cases where just because you can do something, doesn't mean you actually should.
November 6, 201411 yr :lol2: That could be taken a couple of ways. The eating part is one thing...it is the crushing thing before-hand that may be a bit much to take. Seems like a dumb idea to me unless it were Giraldo doing it....or even better, let us do a celebrity challenge. Come on Doomer! this is what you have been waiting for. Animals getting even with humans. LOL
November 6, 201411 yr The people behind this called me in hopes that my anaconda wanted to participate...he said no.
November 6, 201411 yr Come on Doomer! this is what you have been waiting for. Animals getting even with humans. LOL :thumb: So can we let the animal finish for a change? :taz:
November 6, 201411 yr Anyone see those African tribes that would wrap their legs in grass and leaves and then stick their leg into large holes in the ground in hopes of catching a large snake. Pythons, I'm thinking.
November 6, 201411 yr From Wikipedia: "Survival of the fittest" is a phrase that originated in evolutionary theory as a way of describing the mechanism of natural selection. It is more commonly used today in other contexts, to refer to a supposed greater probability that "fit" as opposed to "unfit" individuals will survive some test. In this contexts, "fit" refers to "most well adapted to the current environment," which differs from common notions of the binary 'fit' and 'unfit.' Herbert Spencer first used the phrase – after reading Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species – in his Principles of Biology (1864), in which he drew parallels between his own economic theories and Darwin's biological ones, writing, "This survival of the fittest, which I have here sought to express in mechanical terms, is that which Mr. Darwin has called 'natural selection', or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life."[1] Darwin first used Spencer's new phrase "survival of the fittest" alongside "natural selection" in the fifth edition of On the Origin of Species, published in 1869,[2][3] intending it to mean "better designed for an immediate, local environment". To summarize; the snake's going to win...................
November 6, 201411 yr Anyone see those African tribes that would wrap their legs in grass and leaves and then stick their leg into large holes in the ground in hopes of catching a large snake. Pythons, I'm thinking. Man, this is screaming for a response that I don't think I can post here. Just think about it.....
November 6, 201411 yr Apparently, he is wearing some sort special suit, and will be covered in pigs blood to entice the snake into swallowing him. He then gets pulled out. From watching the Today Show this morning they said the show has already been filmed and neither the snake or the idiot who let the snake eat him were harmed. Definitely one of those cases where just because you can do something, doesn't mean you actually should. If this isn't being shown live, than no reason to watch IMO. Trainwrecks are no fun if you already know the outcome.
November 6, 201411 yr Some months ago, there was a BGP thread showing video of a snake eating a crocodile or a caiman (sp). It took him/her quite a while to get the prey into its stomach, or wherever food ends up in snakes.
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