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WTF, this is not real, is it?
- Thread starter Joejr14
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Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
I hate to have to correct you Quigs, but I think boas and pythons do in fact have two rows of teeth in the upper jaw:
Here's the upper jaw of a boa . . . I know the pic above is a python . . . two rows of teeth. :shrugs:
googled: http://courses.washington.edu/vertebra/453/photos/teeth_photos/teeth_characteristics.htm
. . . here's a retic:
It's not letting the picture show, so here's the link:
http://www.gapingmaws.com/Reptiles-Amphibians/Reticyawn.jpg
googled: http://www.animalyawns.com/reptilesleft.htm
. . . green tree python: (you can see a second, shorter row of teeth inside the mouth)
googled: http://mzone.mweb.co.za/residents/net12980/skulls.html
I think the photo looks real. I just don't know how you could photochop it that well (ie. shadow/indentation in the skin around the wire). The only thing I notice is the lack of disturbance in the dirt if the snake caught itself on the fence and struggled. Maybe someone at the least 'posed' the snake there after finding it dead.
Where'd you find the pic Joe?
D80
Here's the upper jaw of a boa . . . I know the pic above is a python . . . two rows of teeth. :shrugs:
googled: http://courses.washington.edu/vertebra/453/photos/teeth_photos/teeth_characteristics.htm
. . . here's a retic:
It's not letting the picture show, so here's the link:
http://www.gapingmaws.com/Reptiles-Amphibians/Reticyawn.jpg
googled: http://www.animalyawns.com/reptilesleft.htm
. . . green tree python: (you can see a second, shorter row of teeth inside the mouth)
googled: http://mzone.mweb.co.za/residents/net12980/skulls.html
I think the photo looks real. I just don't know how you could photochop it that well (ie. shadow/indentation in the skin around the wire). The only thing I notice is the lack of disturbance in the dirt if the snake caught itself on the fence and struggled. Maybe someone at the least 'posed' the snake there after finding it dead.
Where'd you find the pic Joe?
D80
Joejr14
Grand Bubble Burster
freaky-styley
annoyingly addictive!
i would say they have cropped it right in and made the picture seem a little worse than it was but it looks real enough! (just to explain about the two rows of teeth in the top) the first row of teeth (as most on here probably know) are desighned to rip things to shread if they try to get out of the mouth an then the second row are to help pull the big meals down as they struggle a lot (thats as i remember it) :cheers:
starwarsdad
Ye Olde Curmudgeon
I linked to that picture on another forum too 
There is a vet over there that also happens to keep African rocks (the species depicted above). He said it was a fake. I am going to get one of my Photoshop gurus to look at it at work today, and see what he thinks.
I never remember my burm having anything near teeth like that!
There is a vet over there that also happens to keep African rocks (the species depicted above). He said it was a fake. I am going to get one of my Photoshop gurus to look at it at work today, and see what he thinks.
I never remember my burm having anything near teeth like that!
Bubbles
We Can't All Be Smart.
i just took a close look at that picture it looks real i am used to dealing with photoshop pictures and stuff from being a graphics designer howere it does look like its been cleaned up for example the teeth at top by the guns look blurey meaning they could have been lengthend but something must have seriosily pissed of that python to make it do something like that.
