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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Okpoloeyes: 10:58am On Oct 11, 2017
bamirotola:


That's a spitting cobra not a black mamba

Black mamba spits too naaa
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by BetaThings: 11:00am On Oct 11, 2017
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by MAKABBEY(m): 11:02am On Oct 11, 2017
i am already shaking because of this black memba you people are talking about... Thank God it is not here in Nigeria..
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by prince2pac(m): 11:02am On Oct 11, 2017
Tolexander:
Cobra

It is a nocturnal snake that loves swallowing hen's eggs.
It is the snake behind killing of brooding hens at home and in the bush.

Many times killed by inserting a hook and line in a boiled egg tied down. It becomes stuck after swallowing the boiled egg. Banging itself on the ground for the egg to be broken. During the process, the hook gets hooked to its intestine and starts struggling to be freed from the line.

There is a myth about it in Yoruba. They say when it grows to a certain stage, it starts developing comb like a cock, and starts crowing like a cock to attract hens. Though I have outgrown that belief.
Well its not just a myth.. I have seen one with a comb been killed before.. very huge.. it's real.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by bamirotola: 11:04am On Oct 11, 2017
Okpoloeyes:


Black mamba spits too naaa

Not heard of that... Will make my research tho... Any link to back up your claim?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by STEVENcrack(m): 11:16am On Oct 11, 2017
Tolexander:
Cobra

It is a nocturnal snake that loves swallowing hen's eggs.
It is the snake behind killing of brooding hens at home and in the bush.

Many times killed by inserting a hook and line in a boiled egg tied down. It becomes stuck after swallowing the boiled egg. Banging itself on the ground for the egg to be broken. During the process, the hook gets hooked to its intestine and starts struggling to be freed from the line.

There is a myth about it in Yoruba. They say when it grows to a certain stage, it starts developing comb like a cock, and starts crowing like a cock to attract hens. Though I have outgrown that belief.
its not a myth..that's the snake behavioural adaptation.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by AreaFada2: 11:32am On Oct 11, 2017
Stormyweather:
if it attacked the guy with spit then it's not a mamba. I may be wrong but there's just one snake that spits and that's the spiting cobra. The rest are just speculations and if it's a mamba. It's not a black mamba if not....none of you will be writing this story. Trust me.
A black mamba is called black because of its black mouth not it's color. The mouth when opened is pitch black.
At first glance I thought it was a cobra but the head says otherwise. Maybe cos it has been broken.
Yep.

Black mamba is not even common in 9ja. Its not even common in West Africa. But deadly in East to Southern Africa. It is even grey to dark brown in colour. Because mamba and cobra are of same family, they can be mistaken for each other sometimes. A full grown mamba can form a hood, albeit narrower, like a cobra. Which it displays when threatened. More aggressive and deadlier than a cobra though.

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Josephamstrong1(m): 11:38am On Oct 11, 2017
The thought of this kind of snake makes me reluctant in cleaning the farm. God abeg o. I'm snakephobic...lol!
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by joebeckz(m): 11:41am On Oct 11, 2017
PrincessBecks:
Snakes!

I can't even near them talk more of making a kill.

Jeez!!!
Princessbecks? I found my princess at last haha.
Joking... I actually tried registering with Joebecks but the system denied me my S and I had to settle for the Z. #Joebeckz
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by dnawah(m): 11:42am On Oct 11, 2017
Tolexander:
Cobra

It is a nocturnal snake that loves swallowing hen's eggs.
It is the snake behind killing of brooding hens at home and in the bush.

Many times killed by inserting a hook and line in a boiled egg tied down. It becomes stuck after swallowing the boiled egg. Banging itself on the ground for the egg to be broken. During the process, the hook gets hooked to its intestine and starts struggling to be freed from the line.

There is a myth about it in Yoruba. They say when it grows to a certain stage, it starts developing comb like a cock, and starts crowing like a cock to attract hens. Though I have outgrown that belief.
there is a snake that crow and has comb,and does as u said but not cobra
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by nevachange(f): 11:42am On Oct 11, 2017
Bring fire BBQ don set




#thickgirlworkouts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wV0pUclhl4
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by dnawah(m): 11:42am On Oct 11, 2017
Tolexander:
Cobra

It is a nocturnal snake that loves swallowing hen's eggs.
It is the snake behind killing of brooding hens at home and in the bush.

Many times killed by inserting a hook and line in a boiled egg tied down. It becomes stuck after swallowing the boiled egg. Banging itself on the ground for the egg to be broken. During the process, the hook gets hooked to its intestine and starts struggling to be freed from the line.

There is a myth about it in Yoruba. They say when it grows to a certain stage, it starts developing comb like a cock, and starts crowing like a cock to attract hens. Though I have outgrown that belief.
there is a snake that crow and has comb,and does as u said but not cobra.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by supereagle(m): 12:09pm On Oct 11, 2017
Marcofranz:
i guess it dangerous cos it attacked the guy with spit.
Mamba doesn't spit. Only the cobra does that.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by supereagle(m): 12:13pm On Oct 11, 2017
AreaFada2:

Yep.

Black mamba is not even common in 9ja. Its not even common in West Africa. But deadly in East to Southern Africa. It is even grey to dark brown in colour. Because mamba and cobra are of same family, they can be mistaken for each other sometimes. A full grown mamba can form a hood, albeit narrower, like a cobra. Which it displays when threatened. More aggressive and deadlier than a cobra though.
Mamba is common in Yoruba land, it called Igbadu, the very long one like this is called Igbadu aberewo. I have killed them several times with wire trap.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Stormyweather(m): 12:24pm On Oct 11, 2017
AreaFada2:

Yep.

Black mamba is not even common in 9ja. Its not even common in West Africa. But deadly in East to Southern Africa. It is even grey to dark brown in colour. Because mamba and cobra are of same family, they can be mistaken for each other sometimes. A full grown mamba can form a hood, albeit narrower, like a cobra. Which it displays when threatened. More aggressive and deadlier than a cobra though.
thanks for letting all know. I've not heard of a case in Nigeria. It's quite a rare snake. The adder on the other hand in very common in some parts of Nigeria, the cobra gon is not a very common snake. Most of the snakes we see around our homes are non venomous except for those that stay in those areas where it's close to a forest or swamp. Nigerians need to know how to spot a snake and tell it's difference
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by anoda(m): 12:30pm On Oct 11, 2017
Black mambas and eastern brown snakes are our regular visitors.... To kno a black mamba, its belle is always white and its inside its mouth is black
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Adaumunocha(f): 12:56pm On Oct 11, 2017
adjoviomole:



King Cobra for Nigeria! Kuku kill us
Na spitting cobra na
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by PrincessBecks(f): 12:59pm On Oct 11, 2017
joebeckz:

Princessbecks? I found my princess at last haha.
Joking... I actually tried registering with Joebecks but the system denied me my S and I had to settle for the Z. #Joebeckz

Lol, welcome then

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by PrincessBecks(f): 12:59pm On Oct 11, 2017
RapportNaija:
hello
Howdy?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by AreaFada2: 1:17pm On Oct 11, 2017
supereagle:

Mamba is common in Yoruba land, it called Igbadu, the very long one like this is called Igbadu aberewo. I have killed them several times with wire trap.
Which colour are they? Nocturnal or diurnal? Identified by zoologists as such?
The green arboreal mamba is different from black mamba. So which mamba are you referring to?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by RapportNaija(m): 1:50pm On Oct 11, 2017
PrincessBecks:


Howdy?
hey pretty.. how are you Portuguese, and you on Nairaland? How do your pronounce your WhatsApp digits?
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by hadecole159: 1:50pm On Oct 11, 2017
besticality:
Another snake gone. RIP to the black reptile. It looks like black mamba to me
.

A black mamba doesn't necessarily need to be black....I think they are given that name coz of their characteristics black mouth(I mean inside their mouth)
So since the op said it was spitting at the other guy,I guess it's a spitting cobra
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by nuvieak(f): 1:52pm On Oct 11, 2017
adjoviomole:
This is not black mamba. We don't have black mambas in Nigeria. It's either a cobra.


With the current situation in Nigeria una wan add black mamba join our wahala again.

If it were a black mamba, both guys will be dead by now. Black mamba is fuc-king aggressive when threatened, and it can stand to the extent it can bite a grown man on his face. And it's very fast. It has got one of the most poisonous venom, it also bites multiple times.
doesn't mean it cannot be killed
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by hadecole159: 1:54pm On Oct 11, 2017
As much as I hate snakes grin
I find them fascinating and am always interested in knowing more about them(most especially their weaknesses and how to capture them)

Waiting for that day I would be able to pick a snake up by its tail cry lipsrsealed
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by adjoviomole(m): 2:08pm On Oct 11, 2017
nuvieak:
doesn't mean it cannot be killed
Yeah may be with a gun or trap. But with cutlass I doubt.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by adjoviomole(m): 2:11pm On Oct 11, 2017
Adaumunocha:
Na spitting cobra na




King Cobra does not spit. It's called king because of its massive size and it eats other snakes as prey
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by adjoviomole(m): 2:12pm On Oct 11, 2017
hardon1:


no talk wetin u nor know. Mambers (both green and black) are abundant in nigeria





You are the one saying what you don't know. Their is only one black mamba and it's not in Nigeria.
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Adaumunocha(f): 2:17pm On Oct 11, 2017
adjoviomole:





King Cobra does not spit. It's called king because of its massive size and it eats other snakes as prey
Very deadly snake

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Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by jimohibrahim(m): 2:42pm On Oct 11, 2017
Myself2:


Why call the fellow clueless He was just saying what he thought he knew.

So you sabi snakes pass am, so fvcking what

Some people sha

I don't have your time
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by Habeyy(m): 2:43pm On Oct 11, 2017
Tolexander:
Cobra

It is a nocturnal snake that loves swallowing hen's eggs.
It is the snake behind killing of brooding hens at home and in the bush.

Many times killed by inserting a hook and line in a boiled egg tied down. It becomes stuck after swallowing the boiled egg. Banging itself on the ground for the egg to be broken. During the process, the hook gets hooked to its intestine and starts struggling to be freed from the line.

There is a myth about it in Yoruba. They say when it grows to a certain stage, it starts developing comb like a cock, and starts crowing like a cock to attract hens. Though I have outgrown that belief.
grin see how my guy analyse the snake
Kudos to you bro. You suppose dey work for Wikipedia
Re: The Snake I Killed In My Poultry Today (photos) by iberu001(m): 2:43pm On Oct 11, 2017
This is a spitting corbra not black Mamba. Black mamba are known by the colour of there mouth which is black and this also goes to green mamba. They are family. Spitting cobra do target ones eye whenever he wanna attack by spitting it's venom in to one's eye which can cause blindness. Thanks to Nageo wild.

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