First, snakes are cold-blooded animals, and their IQ is inferior to that of dogs and cats.
Snakes are reptiles, cold-blooded animals, and move almost by instinct. It can be said that the IQ is very low, and it can be said that there is almost no IQ. For example, monkeys belong to primates and have higher IQ among animals. Therefore, in animal performances in zoos or circuses, monkeys, puppies and other animals are often seen, while snakes are rare. So thinking about domesticating pythons into smart pets, I advise you not to keep them.
Second, compared with domesticated livestock and poultry raised by human beings for a long time, snakes are wild and aggressive after all.
After domestication, dogs can help people hunt, and osprey can help fishermen catch fish. But it's hard for pythons to listen to human command after domestication. Python has too much uncertainty and is very aggressive. If an adult is unarmed, it may be difficult to fight a python.
It is really unwise for this woman to insist on keeping a four-meter-long boa constrictor in her bedroom when her family obviously opposes it.
Third, keeping pets is to make yourself happy and relaxed. It would be terrible if you put a time bomb beside yourself.
We all keep pets for various purposes. Some of us, seeing that stray pets are pitiful, even lack food in the open air, are kind enough to bring small animals home. There are also some people who like the feeling of being dependent and trusted by small animals. If their sense of responsibility explodes, they will adopt them home. Some are because children at home like small animals, even if they know that it is troublesome to walk the dog and shovel shit, they will compromise. In short, for whatever reason, I always want to make myself or my family happy.
I don't know whether this woman who keeps pythons as pets decided to keep pythons because she was happy to see them or because they made her feel quiet. In short, pythons have too many uncontrollable factors than other small animals, so it is best not to place such a time bomb around.
In the news, I saw the news that the animals kept in the zoo suddenly attacked their keepers who had kept them for several years. Imagine that the keepers in the zoo are specialized in raising animals for so many years. They are still in an immature state, and they can't soothe the wildness of animals. They can inadvertently put the breeder under their own minions and make this breeder a delicacy in their mouth. What confidence does this woman have to ensure that this boa constrictor will not regard herself as her delicious snack?
Facts have also proved that it is very dangerous to keep this python. It turned out that the woman's parents entered her daughter's bedroom at noon one day and saw the python looking at its owner like a prey. The two old people did not dare to act rashly, fearing that the python would be scared into uncontrollable consequences, so they quickly woke up their daughter.
After the woman woke up, the python slowly returned to a docile state. This scene may be just a coincidence that the woman's parents met once. It may be common, but the woman can't feel it when she is asleep, but no one can guarantee whether the parents can open the door casually next time.
Fourth, although we have seen stories about loyal subjects and python protecting the Lord in film and television works, after all, life is too far away from film and television works. Don't be illusory, or life is important.
In some film and television works, such as The Legend of the White Snake, although there are also stories about pythons protecting their owners from paying their debts, after all, these stories are a compilation of legends and movies, which are not true. Besides, even if there are such spiritualized animals, how can we meet them so easily?
Each of us has only one life. If one day our pets may attack their owners, and our family members don't support raising them themselves, we can't let these unstable factors exist around us. Moreover, pythons do not belong to the conventional pet breeding type, so it is not recommended to keep them at home, or find suitable channels to release them or hand them over to the relevant health animal management departments for placement.