Chase. ‘To pursue in order to catch or catch up with.’
The snakes-chase-humans myth is probably one of the most common out there. The belief is that some snakes will actively pursue a person with the aim of hurting them.
This couldn’t be further from the truth and I’m going to explain why (And demonstrate in the Video with a Cobra!).
Snakes bite mainly for two reasons Read More→
Identifying snakes can be tricky.
And although it is not recommended to interfere with any snake - it can sometimes be useful to know what you are dealing with if you come across one.
In Cape Town, two snakes that are commonly mistaken for the other, are the Cape cobra and the mole snake. This is because superficially they look very similar in both size, shape and colour.
The Cape cobra may also be mistaken for other venomous snakes such as the rinkhals and even the boomslang. However, there are some key differences and this is the focus of this video. Read More→
