wonderful new source of info for snake keepers!

[jjohnwm]

My wife just sent this to me, and I found it to be such a treasure-trove of data that I just had to share it with you all. I haven't had snakes in awhile, but was once an avid keeper and breeder, so you can imagine how impressed I was with how much new knowledge has been accrued since my early snake days. Enjoy!

Difference Between Python And Boa - Full Comparison

Python and Boa are two snakes that belong to the family of constrictors. They are both non-venomous snakes and kill their prey by coiling around them and suffocating them. While they may look similar, there are several key differences between these two snakes. Size: Python is typically larger...

www.itsanimal.com

By the way, you may be overwhelmed with awe and wonder at how much you are learning when you read the first few paragraphs, but don't take a break...this just gets better and better as you progress through it. Read it all!

You're welcome!

 

[Deadeye]

I don’t think my life will ever be the same. I didn’t think there was really more than just species relatedness differences.
But the question that needs to be asked is how an anaconda fits in there…

 

[jjohnwm]

Well, an anaconda is a boa rather than a python...but he doesn't explain whether it is a carnivorous boa or one of those amazing herbivorous boas he talks about...

And yet...a person who knows nothing about snakes will find this, read it, feel they have learned a great deal...and then argue with you if you attempt to set them straight, because you're just "a guy", but they read it on...the internet!!!

 

[esoxlucius]

Well i've just recently taken full responsibility of my sons corn snake, which I know diddly squat about. One thing I've discovered though, it doesn't get it's yellow colouring from eating corn, it seems to hate the stuff!

No, I don't think I'm cut out for corn snakes, but after perusing over that invaluable information on boas and pythons, I think I am ready to plunge head first into the world of serious reptiles.

Thanks for that John!?

 

[Kelly_Aquatics]

Wow! Highly informational ? also very consistent between paragraphs.

 

[tlindsey]

invaluable information on boas and pythons, I think I am ready to plunge head first into the world of serious reptiles.

Go big Green Anaconda ?

 

[fishdance]

Possibly - probably written by AI bot. Many online articles are these days.

 

[jjohnwm]

Possibly - probably written by AI bot. Many online articles are these days.

I just noticed this response; thank you for attempting to drag me kicking and screaming into the 21st century, but I'd barely gotten comfortable with the 20th, so it's likely a lost cause.

I had no idea there were internet articles written by computers rather than by people. None. I was still reeling from the recent shock of learning that some foreign-language articles were translated entirely by computers, giving them a certain unique...flavour...

So, based upon the quality of "information" presented by this "bot"...would this mean that AI actually stands for Artificial Ignorance?