Emoji the Snake

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Unusual As Usual

48 episodes

5 days ago

The podcast that explores the strange and the bizarre. From 'Anatomical Oddities' such as "Grady Styles The Lobster Boy" who was born with claws instead of hands and 'Modified Marvels' such as "Rick Genest The Zombie Boy" who tattooed his entire body to resemble a rotting corpse - to 'Peculiar People' such as "Mac Norton L’homme Aquarium" who swallowed live fish and frogs before regurgitating them unharmed, and even 'Abnormal Animals' such as "Oliver The Humanzee" whom scientists believe could have been the missing link in evolution. Welcome to Unusual As Usual

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Emoji the Snake

Unusual As Usual

4 minutes 20 seconds

4 years ago

Emoji the Snake

Emoji the Snake is a ball python that was born in 2017 in Toccoa, Georgia by Justin Kobylka’s reptile breeding company, J. Kobylka Reptiles, who specialise in taking relatively common reptile species and creating specimens with striking physical features they they call ‘designer pythons’.

The unique pattern of Emoji the Snake is caused by recessive gene mutations and left him with three perfectly formed smily face emoji's on his back.

See more of Justin Kobylka’s YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/jkobylka

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