Anaconda: Dead on Arrival
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Non-toxix Snake powder repellent for starters and maybe a through inspection of the mazes would be a nice start.
And supposedly a scare actor might have been bit by the baby copperhead snake Sunday night. Hearsay
Sad thing is if you get bit by a snake at bgw. They'd probably say it was your fault for not being more aware of your surroundings.
A through inspection of every maze lol do you know how almost impossible that is lol
Call Samuel L Jackson because he’s ready for a Snakes on a Plane sequel.
Snake Repellent while technically non toxic can still cause significant issues to eyes and lungs if it gets kicked up as dust I would not want to see it used in an area with lots of kids around. Also the location near the grazing fields for the livestock causes issues with run off contamination when it rains it should be a no go for this maze. The mazes all already get safety walk through before opening Ivam sure more care will be given to look for live snakes now but they are also incredibly hard to spot and might enter the maze after opening. Adding to that issue is both the time of year as baby Copperheads are just now starting to appear and the time of day as these snakes become mist active about between the last two hours of sun and the first two hours of dark.
I demand mongoose patrols of the maze ever night anything else is just unacceptable.
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Why are we assuming that a real snake just managed to slip into the house? I feel like this is significantly more likely to be a Night at the Museum type scenario.
As great as it would be to see this house return next year given its incredibly positive reception, the copperhead incident might just make such a thing unconscionable. To see a house that was given so much time and effort suffer such a tragic accident is extremely unfortunate. The problem is, now that we know the issue exists, it seems irresponsible to ignore. I would have never thought about the fact that theming a house to snakes could cause a safety issue, but now we can clearly see just how dangerous that can be in an area with real snakes that can potentially harm humans. As @Zachary said, there doesn't seem to be much that can be done to prevent this issue, short of going back to the drawing board and coming up with an even better maze for future years. It is a shame that such a promising IP-based house has been marred by such a freak accident.