Bronx Zoo workers were closing up exhibits Tuesday night when they noticed a Mangrove Snake had slithered out of its enclosure, the AP. It was noticed that two employees of the zoo with lanterns searched the area where the snake disappeared, but so far no one has explained how the snake managed to escape. A venomous snake is reportedly on the loose in the Bronx. On the subject: The most dangerous island in the world is teeming with venomous snakes The rest of the "Jungle World" is surrounded only by a bamboo fence. Most snakes in the zoo, including king cobra and anaconda, live in the separate World of Reptiles exhibition, but Timorean pythons and mangrove snakes living on trees live in separate glass cases in the World of the Jungle to show their natural habitat in South-East Asia. The snake turned up six days later a couple hundred feet. "Just think, I went there with my son, mom and sister." In 2011, most of New York and all of Twitter were focused on finding the Bronx Zoos Egyptian cobra. Zoo keepers shut down the Reptile House 'until further notice' to look for. "ģ3-year-old Queens man Engelbert Balboa was also horrified by the news. An Egyptian cobra was still on the loose at the Bronx Zoo Sunday after slithering out of its enclosure Friday afternoon.
“This is irresponsible of them,” said 29-year-old Lucia Crespo, a teacher who came with her young son. A venomous 3-foot mangrove snake is on the loose at the Bronx Zoo after it escaped its enclosure Tuesday night - but officials there have kept the area open with just one little sign downplaying.
Most of the people lining up to enter the exhibit did not notice the small sign and were not verbally warned by paying $ 6 for a ticket - and many said they would not have entered if they knew the snake had escaped and was still inside.
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