"They grab you and then they pull you into the coils and coil you," Jim Tracy, manager at Pet Kingdom, said. "Every time you breathe in, they constrict harder and harder until you can't breathe."Funny, I'd think it's more plausible that they constrict when your're breathing out, with the chest cavity getting smaller and all that...
(, Fri 23 Jan 2009, 15:48, Reply)
It is when you breathe in... its a reflexive reaction to the fact that your rib cage is expanding, showing your still breathing. Constrictors are more than powerful enough to crush your rib cage regardless of how your breathing at the time.
Though the mother really is dumb
(, Fri 23 Jan 2009, 16:37, Reply)