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<blockquote data-quote="snakeman" data-source="post: 91788" data-attributes="member: 3562"><p>1 - Those gators do protectect against snake bite.</p><p>We tested them here on death adders and taipans and none of their fangs penetrated.</p><p>2 - Snakes usually only bite if attacked with a shovel or picked up with tongs.</p><p>The rest of the time they are pretty placid.</p><p>3 - In the image in my avatar I am holding four inland taipans and a coastal one. The inland taipan is the world's</p><p>most deadly snake and as you can see, that lot didn't kill me!</p><p>All the best</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snakeman, post: 91788, member: 3562"] 1 - Those gators do protectect against snake bite. We tested them here on death adders and taipans and none of their fangs penetrated. 2 - Snakes usually only bite if attacked with a shovel or picked up with tongs. The rest of the time they are pretty placid. 3 - In the image in my avatar I am holding four inland taipans and a coastal one. The inland taipan is the world's most deadly snake and as you can see, that lot didn't kill me! All the best [/QUOTE]
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