lewd noodles
lewd noodles
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An actual, honest to God, trouser snake!
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Show this picture to my wife telling her "look, a hairless snake" and she was like "wow! Wait a second! All snakes are hairless!!"
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Scales are made of keratin, they are basically hair!
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I prefer a "Nudle" ☺️
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Bro about to betray his kind and usher in the age of Lords
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Shouldn't it have softer bedding than wood chips?
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I know right? I keep thinking it needs a blanket too but then I realize that it's cold blooded. 😅
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Forbidden sausage
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Skinake
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I like snakes, but this makes me weirdly uncomfortable
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This is the snake equivalent of breeding brachycephalic dogs. It's bad for the animal and bad for the hobby.
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I always get really upset whenever I'm reminded of Twistey Cats.
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Lewdle is actually a game. It's Wordle but only with naughty words.
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Small intestine camouflage
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Send danger noods
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Cute, lil snake needs protection
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This immediately reminded me of that one scene from the boys with the supe with the giant schlongadong
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I didn't know this was possible, is the image real?
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TIL the breed for Mr Bigglesworth
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This guy is really annoying when you first fight him
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every aspect of a snake is, in fact, the result of a mutation
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Technically true, but I'm thinking they're trying to explain this isn't from a species of scaleless snakes (yet)
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What about the aspects of a fish
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Does it feel like normal skin? If so, why is it allowed to live?
Nah I’m kidding, pretty cute.
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... I should call him.
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I heard these type of snakes will spit a thick venom if provoked.
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Look out it's a hidewinder.
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That thing looks hilariously confused. Like, it's just there and looking at you like o_o
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I like to imagine that this one wood flake near its mouth is a goofy tooth.
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It seems like this would negatively impact the health of the snake. Do we have any scale-less snake experts?
Not an expert, but I have heard that this isn't a big deal for the snake. Scaleless rat snakes (which I believe the picture to be) have been found in the wild doing pretty alright. There is a benefit to be had from scales, but in captivity I imagine it is alright.
Pretty sure I heard it from a video by All Canadian Reptile Girl
I love the attempt at providing a source, it's a lot more than I do usually
In captivity it's fine, however some scaleless morphs are detrimental to survival, there are no safe scaleless ball python morphs for example, this is a rat/corn snake, they have one of the benign ones