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Bizarre Boa Walkthrough at Budapest 08/09/2003

Bizarre Boa Walkthrough at Budapest 08/09/2003
Maguari, 5 Dec 2010
    • Maguari
      One of the strangest exhibits I\'ve ever seen. A huge greenhouse full of pythons*.



      *or boas. Probably boas, if I'm honest. Yeah, alright, they're boas. See below.
    • Ituri
      Pythons? Where? All I see are Common Boas.
    • Maguari
      ...which will teach me to pay more attention when labelling photos!


      Thanks Ituri!
    • Zooplantman
      What it lacks in theming it makes up for with sheer powerful Yikes!-factor
    • SMR
      The photograph is probably incorrectly labelled; surely this is a "walk-in" exhibit rather than "walk-through", given that not all the visitors who enter are certain to leave.

      Did they put all the snakes in the circular enclosure and just hope they'd stay put?!
    • Kowari
      At least these snakes aren't poisonous. In Malaysia even a walk-through exhibit presenting a poisonous species exists, see here:
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    • Fossa dude
      Thank you Maguari for posting this photo. Do you know if this exhibit is still here?
    • Damson
      @Fossa dude: no, this exhibit worked just approximately through two years, stopped at 2004.
    • Fossa dude
      @Damson - Thank you for the info. Its a cool idea but on the other hand its kinda creepy. Do you know if there is still a walkthrough anaconda exhibit at (I think) the Paris Zoo.
    • lee456
      The species in question is rear fanged as apposed to fully venomous by the way! But still what a mental concept!
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