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Had one cross the road in front of me today. Maybe visible for 2 seconds and gone. Definitely need a camera mounted on my head. Anyway, it was 8 foot or so and an odd color. The uniform golden bronze was quite a bit darker with a sort of dark gray green hue to it. Never seen that color before.
But as almost always when spotting the kings in the wild, they are so fast and lithe. The powerful body, that chunky blunt head, and their movements so deliberate, like in a rush to get to a meeting. Such beautiful amazing animals. So different from the dusty black laconic things seen in captivity. And I never see them with those lateral light colored bands in the wild. Anyone have any idea why?
But as almost always when spotting the kings in the wild, they are so fast and lithe. The powerful body, that chunky blunt head, and their movements so deliberate, like in a rush to get to a meeting. Such beautiful amazing animals. So different from the dusty black laconic things seen in captivity. And I never see them with those lateral light colored bands in the wild. Anyone have any idea why?