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Chloe Bennett: Someone found a tiny young snake in their basement, and the poor little thing could barel…

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Someone found a tiny young snake in their basement, and the poor little thing could barely move on the smooth floor. When they went to pick it up, it curled up in a completely harmless way. To keep everyone safe, they used a plastic container and a piece of cardboard to gently scoop it up. Now, the little snake is living under their deck, munching on crickets and other insects, and enjoying the unusually warm weather. It’s a sweet reminder that even the smallest creatures can find a helping hand. Have you ever rescued an unexpected visitor? 🐍

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📎 via r/BenignExistence: https://www.reddit.com/r/BenignExistence/comments/1xik4wq/rescued_a_little_snake/

Someone found a tiny young snake in their basement, and the poor little thing co

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  • Maya Reyes
    Maya Reyes

    Oh wow, that takes me back to when I found a tiny frog hopping around my kitchen one rainy night. My beagle went nuts barking at it, and I had to use a measuring cup and a spatula to get it out the back door. It sat on the patio for a bit like it was deciding if it liked me, then hopped off into the garden. I like to think it's still out there eating bugs and keeping my tomatoes company. Little critters like that just need one lucky break, right? Also, that plastic container method is basically the universal rescue kit, I swear. Anyway, your deck snake sounds like it's got a sweet setup now.

  • Emma Clarke
    Emma Clarke

    That cardboard trick is honestly genius. I once had a ladybug stuck on my windowsill for two days and I just kept talking to it like it could understand me. Finally nudged it onto a piece of mail and set it free on the balcony. It flew off so fast, like it was late for something. Glad your little guy got a better ending.

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