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by pegasus on November 15, 2002
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Hello
Is there any chance that Mark o'Shea might be able to answer this at all if the Q & A session is not over.
It's really a question on behalf of my 14 year old brother.
I come from the UK and my brother is very interested in herpetology and has been for years,ever since he could walk I would say.
I work in a library my-self and am always getting him books out and he likes nothing better than to go out looking for reptiles and amphibians.I've just joined him up for the young herpetologists club for his birthday as well.
He's expressed an interest in doing work with reptiles/amphibians when he's older.Any advice please?
Amanda
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by pegasus on November 15, 2002
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Hello
Is there any chance that Mark o'Shea might be able to answer this at all if the Q & A session is not over.
It's really a question on behalf of my 14 year old brother.
I come from the UK and my brother is very interested in herpetology and has been for years,ever since he could walk I would say.
I work in a library my-self and am always getting him books out and he likes nothing better than to go out looking for reptiles and amphibians.I've just joined him up for the young herpetologists club for his birthday as well.
He's expressed an interest in doing work with reptiles/amphibians when he's older.Any advice please?
Amanda
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by blade2108 on December 7, 2002
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Nice artice - re southernemma , and John Foden, I have met you mark at the safari park and spoken to you on quite a few occasions, keep up the good work and like John I have found you allways willing to help, I too had spent many an hour with john who i found to be an inspiration which you carry on in his tradition.
All the best
Gez
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by cec on December 8, 2002
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What is the most venomous snake in the world as defined by the least amount of venom to produce the fastest death in an average size adult human in good health?
Gila monsters seem to use very little venom to produce lethal consequences in comparison to even the most deadly snake. What do you think?
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by pegasus on December 9, 2002
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Since I posted the above message (more than once by accident,sorry)i've found out quite a bit for my brother and I have to admit it's been interesting doing so.
I have always been interested in the natural world my-self,especially those animals others dislike,but never considered a job along those lines.People think I'm odd as it is being interested in snakes,lizards etc.
When my brother expressed an interest in becoming a herpetologist I was very pleased for him and have helped find out more.
We are at present making a wildlife area in the garden,the reptiles (and other wildlife)in Britain need a helping hand.
This has also made me consider a job with animals my-self,particularly those that are not so cute.
Mark'O Shea is a great inspiration to people like my brother and in a way myself too.
Keep up the good work.
Amanda
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by kent on October 1, 2003
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I am a skeletal rearticulator living in Colorado. Having just finished an ostrich I would like to rearticulate a large female Ophiophagus hannah.
The process of researching venomous snakes has been very interesting and I don't want a snake to die in order to pursue this project. I've been surprised at the number of people keeping these snakes in the US and think that there must be snakes passing on for various reasons reasons that might be available for rearticulation.
Any information you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Kent Shepard (303) 258-8289 kentonshep@msn.com
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by martin on November 29, 2003
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hi mark i have just come from watching your programe on the golden lancehead on the remote island off south america! I am 14 and intersted very much so in types of wildlife especially sharks and snakes although snakes do beat the shark by a mile!! What qualifications would i need to become a person like you an what would be the best degree? also i own a boa at the moment an would like to move on to something abit more tropical can u suggest any snake? thnx martin
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by Tamar on January 3, 2004
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Em português.
Rio de Janeiro, 4 de janeiro de 2004.
Mark O’Shea.
Oi! Tudo bem com você?
Eu tenho 19 anos de idade e te admiro muito, você exerce um trabalho que é magnífico e adoro a maneira que você manuseia as serpentes. Você é carismático, inteligente e tem um ótimo senso de humor.
Faz um tempo que eu estou tentando enviar este e-mail, eu sei que você é um homem muito ocupado,mas se você puder responder o meu e-mail para: tamar_cantanhede@yahoo.com.br
É muito especial para mim.
OBS: Me desculpe se alguma palavra não estiver correta, eu estou estudando o inglês.
Muitos Beijos!
Tamar Cantanhede.
Hi! All good with you? I have 19 years of age and I admire you very, you exert a work that is magnificent and adores the way that you handle the serpents
You is charismatic, intelligent and have excellent sense of humor.
It makes a time that I am trying sends this email, I know that you is a very busy man, but if you it will be able to answer my email for: tamar_cantanhede@zipmail.com.br
it is very special for me.
Ps: It forgives me if some word will not be correct, I am studying the English.
Many Kisses!
en español
Holla! ¿Todo bueno con usted? Tengo 19 años de la edad y le admiro muy,
usted ejerce un trabajo que sea magnífico y adora la manera que usted maneja las serpientes, Usted es carismático, inteligente y tiene sentido del humor excelente.
Hace una tiempo que esté intentando envíe este e-mail, yo sepa que usted es un hombre muy ocupado, pero si usted él puede contestar a mi e-mail para:
tamar_cantanhede@zipmail.com.br
es muy especial para mí.
Me perdona si una cierta palabra no está correcta, yo está estudiando el inglés.
Muchos Besos!
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