r/interestingasfuck • • 12h ago

Tiny snake

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u/bash2482 11h ago

Medusa's pubic hair

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u/Relative-Sky2139 9h ago

Bro 💀

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u/AssGagger 6h ago

I'm all stoned up

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u/[deleted] 12h ago

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u/PowerSkunk92 12h ago

..... You okay, bro?

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 12h ago

Uh, let’s not imagine that and just say we did.
You uh, you ok?

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u/RandomCandor 11h ago

I didn't know Junji Ito was on Reddit.

Huge fan!

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u/Temporary-Truth-8041 11h ago

I'd rather not imagine that

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u/Odd_Inspection_9175 12h ago

Looks like a ringneck. Harmless

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u/Hepalite 11h ago

I thought ring neck snakes are rear fanged and mildly venomous?

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u/Vagus_M 10h ago

Correct

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u/Odd_Inspection_9175 9h ago

True but not enough to hurt a human. A mouse yeah

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u/pichael289 4h ago

So are hognose and they are one of the most popular pet snakes. Pet turantulas don't get their fangs removed and they can totally fuck up your whole week but can't kill anyone and when taken care of to a decent degree they almost never bite.

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u/tryyeezus 11h ago

All snakes are harmless to humans at that size

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u/Arrowcreek 11h ago

Wtf are you on about? Just because he's full grown doesn't make him impervious to all snakes.

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u/tryyeezus 11h ago

Impervious to tiny snakes

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u/[deleted] 12h ago

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u/chupacadabradoo 11h ago

Comments like this is why snakes be bitin people

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u/firenest 10h ago

Get a second snake and you can make a Neverending Story pendant

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u/Tommeeto 12h ago

Smol snek

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u/-hi-nrg- 5h ago

It's not the size that matters.

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u/edked 12h ago

They live in a ho-ho-hole
(Tiny hole)
That is usually empty
(Usually empty; tiny too)
They live by a code
That is usually SMPTE
Which stands for
Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers

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u/gsomething 11h ago

Maybe, I think, thats what keeps them in sync

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 12h ago

Smol nope rope

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u/SilverVixen1928 11h ago

Is this a game? I found not one, but two Texas Blind Snakes in my house. Not my video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XT1zD_i5ODQ

So primitive that it has eye spots, not eyes, and look more like a worm than a snake.

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u/Shoddy-Wishbone 10h ago

Good luck little buddy!

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u/Marvenwe 9h ago

snek

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u/rcuadro 12h ago

I toss these to my chickens

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u/Personal_Step2080 12h ago

Because it's a worm

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u/Temporary-Truth-8041 11h ago

It's a juvenile ringneck