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<blockquote data-quote="uttu kaos" data-source="post: 672535" data-attributes="member: 11940"><p>most def, they wont go out of there way to bite you thats for sure and alot of the snakes that ive caught havent tried to bite me at all either.. 98% of bites are from people trying to catch or harm the snake, its that high and alcohol holds the top spot still...of all the python bites ive had most of them theres not much pain but your right theres plenty of blood...i had a 9 ft olive python bite my hand and wouldnt let go, i had to sit there with it biting down and wit for him to let go..after a little while he didnt let go so i had to squeeze water from a water bottle into his nose to get him to let go, the teeth from him must have hit a vein or something cos there was plenty of blood about, the owner of the snake was the only person panicking that day, it was quite funny telling him its alright hell let go and getting him to just sit and relax..what was funny was the snakes name is knuckles and he def had mine in his mouth....it was a pet snake and theyd been feeding him by hand which is a massive mistake as it teaches them every hand has food and i found that out alright..the owner had a phobia of snakes and bought him to get himself over it and well olives grow real big as knuckles did and i was the only person handling with every visit otherwise hed just sit in the tank..its a shame but he wouldnt be the only snake that grew too big for the owner to handle..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="uttu kaos, post: 672535, member: 11940"] most def, they wont go out of there way to bite you thats for sure and alot of the snakes that ive caught havent tried to bite me at all either.. 98% of bites are from people trying to catch or harm the snake, its that high and alcohol holds the top spot still...of all the python bites ive had most of them theres not much pain but your right theres plenty of blood...i had a 9 ft olive python bite my hand and wouldnt let go, i had to sit there with it biting down and wit for him to let go..after a little while he didnt let go so i had to squeeze water from a water bottle into his nose to get him to let go, the teeth from him must have hit a vein or something cos there was plenty of blood about, the owner of the snake was the only person panicking that day, it was quite funny telling him its alright hell let go and getting him to just sit and relax..what was funny was the snakes name is knuckles and he def had mine in his mouth....it was a pet snake and theyd been feeding him by hand which is a massive mistake as it teaches them every hand has food and i found that out alright..the owner had a phobia of snakes and bought him to get himself over it and well olives grow real big as knuckles did and i was the only person handling with every visit otherwise hed just sit in the tank..its a shame but he wouldnt be the only snake that grew too big for the owner to handle.. [/QUOTE]
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