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Another Snake Was Killed On My Farm Tonight

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This thread is a community discussion triggered by a farmer posting a photo of a snake killed near his poultry farm. Users engage in identifying the snake species, debating the ethics of killing it versus fumigation, and sharing personal anecdotes about bird theft. The conversation blends agricultural problem-solving with local folklore and religious opinions.

Pain points: bird_mortalitybird_mortality
Credibility signals: naming farm size or locationposting photosciting years of experience
“So barely two days another snake was killed near my poultry , can anyone recognize this one and what can I do to get rid of them.”
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“That's a Puff adder... Very deadly!!”
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“If you did not kill it, it can kill you. Going by the structure this looks like a viper”
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This thread is a community discussion where farmers and observers identify a snake killed on a farm, debating its species (puff adder vs. brown snake) and discussing control methods like fumigation. The conversation shifts to criticizing the method of killing and the ecological role of snakes versus rats, rather than focusing on agricultural production or trade.

Credibility signals: citing snake species characteristicsreferencing external videos for contextmentioning specific locations like Benin
“Thats a puff adder and it's venomous”
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“You're in the wrong line of business…start snake farming asapu!!”
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“snakes don't spread epidemic to humans rats and bats does infact the incurable diseases on this planet”
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