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International Railroad Discussion > Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil)Date: 09/03/19 06:43 Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: pedrop Hi, here are some pics of snakes found near the tracks in Brazil this weekend by railroaders. Snakes are a real danger here, and railfans must be attention where put the feet. Snakes like the heat of the rails, so if you come here be carefull.
Pedro Posted from Android Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/03/19 06:45 by pedrop.   Date: 09/03/19 07:13 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: dan they do in nebraska too, especially when picking up old rail i found out
Date: 09/03/19 16:15 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: tomstp both poisonous?
Date: 09/03/19 16:56 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: pedrop Yes, very poisonous....the second one is a big rattlesnake
tomstp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > both poisonous? Posted from Android Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/03/19 16:58 by pedrop. Date: 09/03/19 16:58 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: goneon66 what type of snake was that white/black snake in the first/top image?
thanks for any info......... 66 Date: 09/03/19 17:07 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: pedrop It looks a Surucucu...
Mute Lachesis, commonly known as the surucucu, surucutinga, surucucutinga, fire surucucu, jackfruit surucucu, and tuft snake, [1] is the largest venomous snake in Latin America [2]. [3] Brazil has two subspecies of the genus Lachesis: L. muta muta and L. muta rhombeata. [4] goneon66 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what type of snake was that white/black snake in > the first/top image? > > thanks for any info......... > > 66 Posted from Android Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/03/19 17:08 by pedrop.  Date: 09/03/19 20:23 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: CM80-46 Great belt material or hat band! Put who’s gunna skin it for me!
Date: 09/03/19 20:34 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: goneon66 thanks pedro. there are numerous rattlesnakes trackside where i live too........
66 Date: 09/04/19 18:00 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: tomstp Those snakes need a .22 long rifle right between the eyes.
Date: 09/05/19 18:15 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: espeefan That's one of the reasons I'll never visit Brazil. The second reason is the world's most dangerous spider.
Posted from Android Date: 09/08/19 16:28 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: portlander pedrop Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It looks a Surucucu... > > Mute Lachesis, commonly known as the surucucu, > surucutinga, surucucutinga, fire surucucu, > jackfruit surucucu, and tuft snake, [1] is the > largest venomous snake in Latin America [2]. [3] > Brazil has two subspecies of the genus Lachesis: > L. muta muta and L. muta rhombeata. [4] > > > goneon66 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > what type of snake was that white/black snake > in > > the first/top image? > > > > thanks for any info......... > > > > 66 > > Posted from Android Around here to us outside the area, that snake is commonly known as the "bushmaster." What a beast! Date: 09/09/19 12:55 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: CPRR espeefan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > That's one of the reasons I'll never visit Brazil. > The second reason is the world's most dangerous > spider. > > Posted from Android Not in the top three: https://www.britannica.com/list/9-of-the-worlds-deadliest-spiders Date: 09/09/19 13:27 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: exhaustED tomstp Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Those snakes need a .22 long rifle right between > the eyes. So do some people... Date: 09/09/19 15:34 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: pedrop That number 1 the funnel web spuder is common found in my area. I will try a pic to post here.
CPRR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > espeefan Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That's one of the reasons I'll never visit > Brazil. > > The second reason is the world's most dangerous > > spider. > > > > Posted from Android > > Not in the top three: > > https://www.britannica.com/list/9-of-the-worlds-de > adliest-spiders Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1 Date: 09/16/19 23:04 Re: Some snakes across the tracks (Brazil) Author: JasonCNW NOPE ROPE!!
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