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To: BCR #226

“It’s very rare for prey to suffer. “

I’m not so sure. I had a really dumb science teacher with a python about six inches across at the fattest point, who made a big show of feeding it live rats over the year so the class could see “science.” I only watched once, but that little rat’s tail and leg were going for I’d say 30 seconds to a minute or so. Maybe they have to be over a certain size or something.

Idiots in the class were so enthralled they wanted to get him a chicken and do it again, and the teacher said if they got him one he would do it. It wasn’t a pleasant sight, and I never bothered to look at any other times he was doing it.


119 posted on 07/21/2021 7:00:07 PM PDT by AnonymousConservative (DO NOT send me sensitive information, I am under domestic surv coverage, and they will see it too.)
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To: AnonymousConservative

Nerves... the prey dies quickly. What you are seeing is the nervous system shutting down. At that point, the prey is well dead.


121 posted on 07/21/2021 7:46:51 PM PDT by BCR #226 (02/07 SOT www.extremefirepower.com...The BS stops when the hammer drops.)
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