Snake

A large snow corn snake was spotted and captured by the state police force of the Irish Republic known as the Garda in the Dublin suburb of Lucan.

pic.twitter.com/qlR8Ezwh2R— Garda Info (@gardainfo) May 8, 2022 Anyone with info on ownership please contact Lucan GS 01 6667300. This snake, believed to be a snow corn snake, was found in Lucan yesterday & taken to Lucan Garda Station where it was looked after for the night before being taken to the National Exotic Animal Sanctuary today.

Gardai have issued an appeal to find the owner of an exotic snake found over the weekend. The reptile, believed to be a snow corn snake, was discovered in.

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Gardaí are accustomed to dealing with some slippery customers, but escape artists don't come more unusual than this bright yellow snake recovered in south ...

The snake, named Lucan by gardaí, was reported to have sustained minor injuries. The capture of the snake has led to calls for tighter controls on exotic pet ownership in Ireland. The snow corn snake was found by a member of the public in the Lucan area on Saturday evening and spent the night at a local garda station before being brought to the National Exotic Animal Sanctuary yesterday.

Gardai have issued an appeal to find the owner of an exotic snake found over the weekend. The reptile, believed to be a snow corn snake, was discovered in.

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The Love Island 2022 villa has been colonised by two new varieties of snake ahead of the brand-new summer series.

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