100+ Snakes Found in Maryland Home With Dead Man
The collection included venomous snakes that are illegal to keep in Maryland, Harris said. The breeds found included pythons, rattlesnakes, cobras and black mambas, Harris said.
A crew spent hours on Thursday working to get the snakes out after the late man’s mother gave permission for them to be taken away. A man could be seen hauling a huge yellow snake out of the house in a clear plastic bin. The snakes appeared to have been cared for meticulously, the county spokeswoman said. Officials believe every snake is accounted for.
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