Have you ever seen a snake in the wild?

[AgnesIO]

Yes, but I call him Mankini because Nagini is a terrible name that deserves every amount of abuse it can get

Out of interest, has anyone been attacked by a snake? In woods, fields or marshes? Considering how many snakes are in the UK, there isn't much news on snake attacks - though I assume the bites are either useless or they quietly move away when they can smell, hear or see us coming

Apparently..

Naga from Sanskrit for "snake" or "serpent." There were serpent gods found throughout central and east Asia. For example, Naga was a serpent god that inspired a pre-Buddhhist cult in Burma. A nagini in India is a snake being (1) that is worshipped as a god and believed to be protective, including from snake bites. The second definition is along the lines of Voldemort's large female snake: (2) the Nagini were attractive female snake beings with human bodies with either have snake heads or snake coils.

[Empired]

I saw a whole colony (what do you call a group of snakes?) of adders basking on some rocks up on the border of Scotland/England. It was so weird :S

[AgnesIO]

I saw a whole colony (what do you call a group of snakes?) of adders basking on some rocks up on the border of Scotland/England. It was so weird :S

"pit"



"nest"



"nest or bed"



"den"



"bed"

Apparently.