Snake eating frog or frog eating snake

[Bob Pacey]

Revenge is sweet.

This fella was on my back landing when I lived on the block a few years back.

He went missing for a couple of days after the feed and I really thought the snake had bitten him but low and behold he surfaced again.

You could see the snake still squirming inside his stomach as he swallowed it.

Bob

[Heather]

What sort of snake Bob? I wonder if that happens a lot.

[Bob Pacey]

Yeh it was a brown and a pretty good size as well .

Just shows the meek shall inherit the earth.


Bob

[Heather]

Or die defending it

[Bob Pacey]

I catch all the green frogs from the loo's at the park and release them at home can never have too many.

Beautiful creatures


Bob

[warooa]

there's the yin and the yang . . . this poor frog was making a real hullabaloo in the jade vine when a green tree snake latched onto the top of it's scone.

[Heather]

I think I would too Marty. Did the frog survive?

[warooa]

Dunno . . . as you can see he puffed himself up real fat like, as you would too . . I reckon the skinny little tree snake was biting off more than he could chew, but who knows - we left them at it, distressing for some perhaps, but simply the food chain at work.

Did the same when Uncle Slugs bull terrior had a crack at eating the neighbours labradoodle . . . took pics and watched.

Cheers, Marty

[Heather]

Marty! And we all thought you was the nice one! (About the dog, not the frog/snake thing)

[warooa]

Yeh it was a brown and a pretty good size as well .


Bob

C'mon Bobbo . . . not that size matters any, but your snake against mine . . . .

sorry . . I am the nice Marty, Heather . . but one can't over do it, ay