In Search of Snow Snakes
Posted by: Nick Redfern on July 31st, 2012
From CFZ-Canada:
“Serpentius Niveus (Snow Snake) has been reported in North America since before European settlers arrived. It is described as a white snake that loves the cold and has eyes that look like ice. When aggravated, the eyes are burning red. The size varies considerably, generally from 3 to 6 feet. It is said to be covered in a shiny fur of white or pale yellow.
“For evidence of snow snakes, look near the trails for a round or near-round hole in the deep snow, surrounded by a yellowish border. You may detect a faint sulphur odor. This tunnel is reported to be a trail thru the snow as it hunts for food, or the entrance to his under-snow lair. Few actual sightings of live snow snakes have been reported.”
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Ahhh!!!!
I’m disappointed again…
I thought In Search of Snow Snakes was go’n'o be about how to tell the gender of snowmen.