For Six Million$ Would You Spend A Week On This Island?
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How the hell do they catch that?
Deadpool1986
Cook with a Mouth
Watch the video that I had post, and you will find out!!!
No time just hit me with the bullet points.
Deadpool1986
Cook with a Mouth
snakes climb up tree and eat birds.
Jamal514
In high demand
Some of yall couldn't even make it camping a week in the woods outside of your town.
6 millie gets involved and suddenly coli posters turn into steve irwin survivorman
Like 50Cent once said: "Get rich or die tryin"
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
you saw it?!It was only up for 20 seconds
Was that really you?
Cot damn those mixed genes
Beerus
Banned
I start a wild fire and chill on the beach while it all burns down 
Yall nikkas wanna start a fire n be near it?
Have fun wit that CO2
Yall nikkas wanna start a fire n be near it?
Have fun wit that CO2
Dameon Farrow
Superstar
If they're all large they will be a breeze to steer clear of. Large snakes are lazy and slow creatures. It's not like the movie Anaconda. Moving all that blubber isn't easy. 
That machete will come in handy if any of the snakes get aggressive but they are generally fearful creatures that don't like confrontation. Unless you spend time with them you won't know this. Folks are trained to instantly fear them. This almost reminds me of how stereotypes work... 
As far as them sneaking into a house and being there from the jump....who's to say there aren't snakes in your own houses right now? Because you don't see them? Don't hear them in the walls? If you have a rodent problem around your house chances are very high snakes are scoping out your crib. They might be in there right now.
You might never see them for years because they have an exit from the house that you don't readily notice. They can fit in pretty small spaces. Evolution has been kind to them. And I repeat, they don't like confrontation so they aren't seeking to be in your face. 
That machete will come in handy if any of the snakes get aggressive but they are generally fearful creatures that don't like confrontation. Unless you spend time with them you won't know this. Folks are trained to instantly fear them. This almost reminds me of how stereotypes work... As far as them sneaking into a house and being there from the jump....who's to say there aren't snakes in your own houses right now? Because you don't see them? Don't hear them in the walls? If you have a rodent problem around your house chances are very high snakes are scoping out your crib. They might be in there right now.
You might never see them for years because they have an exit from the house that you don't readily notice. They can fit in pretty small spaces. Evolution has been kind to them. And I repeat, they don't like confrontation so they aren't seeking to be in your face. 
If they're all large they will be a breeze to steer clear of. Large snakes are lazy and slow creatures. It's not like the movie Anaconda. Moving all that blubber isn't easy.
As far as them sneaking into a house and being there from the jump....who's to say there aren't snakes in your own houses right now? Because you don't see them? Don't hear them in the walls? If you have a rodent problem around your house chances are very high snakes are scoping out your crib. They might be in there right now.
Chrishaune
Veteran
I see some people don't know the viper family of snakes.......take the water moccasin for example...........they are aggressive when you're in their territory.......and I'm speaking from experience because I've had them come at me..........another thing is snakes can be curious and they also can equate people with food......either you are food or you have it.......the Brazilian Navy wouldn't tell people not to go there for no reason..