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LOOK: MASSIVE Southern African Python caught at Durban house - Vimarsana News

LOOK: MASSIVE Southern African Python caught at Durban house

A MASSIVE Southern African Python weighing 23.95kg and around 3.3m in length was caught at Durban HOUSE. Look at these photos.

A treat for the senses at the Snake Park, Arusha - East African Business Week - Vimarsana News

A treat for the senses at the Snake Park, Arusha - East African Business Week

ARUSHA, TANZANIA – The 30 minute drive west of Arusha on the route to Dodoma  will offer an interesting experience. A stop over at the Meserani Snake Park offers spectacular sightings and breathtaking landscapes. The Meserani Snake Park is  located 25km away from Arusha town along the highway to Serengeti National Park. It was set […]

What do we know about Snakes in Eritrea? - Vimarsana News

What do we know about Snakes in Eritrea?

There are about 3600 species of snakes in the world. The great majority of snakes are not dangerous to humans. Less than 200 are venomous species that can maim or kill humans. The regions with the most snake species are Africa, Southeast Asia, Austra

Deadline To Tag Your Non-Native Reptile In Florida Is July 28 - Vimarsana News

Deadline To Tag Your Non-Native Reptile In Florida Is July 28

FWC staff will also provide information for the required permits to keep the non-native species.

Snake Season slithers back onto SA screens - Vimarsana News

Snake Season slithers back onto SA screens

Snake Season is back with more action, excitement, and venomous snakes. The second season, which airs on the People'sWeather channel on DStv, sees some tense moments and challenging rescues. One of the highlights include two double black mamba captures. Following the success of the adrenaline-filled Snake Season on People'sWeather last year, KwaZulu-Natal snake expert Nick Evans and his and brave cameraman Tyrone Marcus return for a second series, starting on PPL°WX - People'sWeather ( DStv 180 and Openview 115) on Monday, 17 May at 18:00. The new 8-part second season revs up the exciteme...

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