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Texas Indigo Snake at the Waterhole (Original Post) Bo Zarts 17 hrs ago OP
Great photo! It's a beautiful snake, which is a strange thing to say. surfered 16 hrs ago #1
Well, at least it's an ACTUAL snake, in this case. calimary 15 hrs ago #3
Snakes are very interesting animals. Quite amazing, actually. StarryNite 15 hrs ago #2
Bill Haast had a Serpentarium in Florida Zackzzzz 13 hrs ago #4
Aren't those endangered ? eppur_se_muova 6 hrs ago #5
Gorgeous snake. summer_in_TX 6 hrs ago #6

StarryNite

(12,156 posts)
2. Snakes are very interesting animals. Quite amazing, actually.
Sun May 3, 2026, 03:50 PM
15 hrs ago

Great shot. I love the reflection.

Zackzzzz

(388 posts)
4. Bill Haast had a Serpentarium in Florida
Sun May 3, 2026, 05:23 PM
13 hrs ago

He had snakes that you could hold.
I have a picture of me holding an Indigo snake.
The color, the purples, blue, dark grey glistened and changed as the snake moved.
They are an extremely beautiful snake.
He collected venom from many very dangerous kinds of snakes for research.

eppur_se_muova

(42,322 posts)
5. Aren't those endangered ?
Mon May 4, 2026, 12:14 AM
6 hrs ago

That means keep your distance, don't harass.

(Not that a telephoto shot would be harassment.)

summer_in_TX

(4,241 posts)
6. Gorgeous snake.
Mon May 4, 2026, 12:56 AM
6 hrs ago

When I was a teenager my admired big cousin brought an indigo snake to our house to show his younger cousins. I don't think we knew anything about endangered animals back then in the late '60s. The snake was so beautiful I hoped I'd run across another one. Never did though.

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