Now just what is that snake going to do with that naked ape if he actually kills him?On second thought that may not be such a dumb question. For some reason cobras in lion country (on the savannah) will kill unprotected lion cubs, not only on no provocation but on the snake’s apparent initiative. I remember watching a documentary following a pride of lions and wondering what on earth that was for.
So the horse is going to come back and kill the snake with his hooves. This is pushing it a little too far. Then again these strips were designed for an audience of teenagers and then all of this will make sense. In those years Trigger was a star.
Marc Poschman about 12 years ago
Must be one of the trained attack “African rattlers”. A Monty Python moment: Must have escaped from a zoo.
Buzza Wuzza about 12 years ago
snakes are a drag
ransomdstone about 12 years ago
Black mamba.
rdmacgregor about 12 years ago
Run back to the barn; that’s what my wife’s horse does when she dumps her rider.
quartermain about 12 years ago
Well, isn’t this a fine kettle of fish!
Rakkav about 12 years ago
Now just what is that snake going to do with that naked ape if he actually kills him?On second thought that may not be such a dumb question. For some reason cobras in lion country (on the savannah) will kill unprotected lion cubs, not only on no provocation but on the snake’s apparent initiative. I remember watching a documentary following a pride of lions and wondering what on earth that was for.
sydman about 12 years ago
So the horse is going to come back and kill the snake with his hooves. This is pushing it a little too far. Then again these strips were designed for an audience of teenagers and then all of this will make sense. In those years Trigger was a star.
el8 about 12 years ago
uh-oh, snake! you’re on your own Tarzan
Waydownunder about 12 years ago
In my experience snakes only strike to defend so I doubt this scenario. From the land of many poisonous snakes down under.