The consensus is that this has not been photo-shopped, although whether it was shot outside of Morganza, Louisiana is unclear. Some have argued that is sugarcane being cultivated in the background, which they do in Louisiana.
soooo...any edimicated guesses as to what species it is? What carries itself like that and can grow to that large (if the backdrop can be used as a reliable marker as to relativity?)
Feral invader species dumped or escaped into the local territory?
Not to mention, how long after this photo did the snake remain alive?
Looks suspiciously like Ogopogo.
ReplyDeleteSome have argued that is sugarcane being cultivated in the background, which they do in Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteThen should this post not be titled:
Snakes on a Cane?
Hmmm...wonder if this has anything to do with the world ending on Saturday?
ReplyDeleteNow I know what I'm having for supper.
ReplyDeletesoooo...any edimicated guesses as to what species it is? What carries itself like that and can grow to that large (if the backdrop can be used as a reliable marker as to relativity?)
ReplyDeleteFeral invader species dumped or escaped into the local territory?
Not to mention, how long after this photo did the snake remain alive?