Snake Yoga and Snake Found in Christmas Tree Shipment in Hawaii
A California yoga studio introduced 'snake yoga' where participants are joined by ball pythons during their practice. A two-foot snake was found in a shipping container of Christmas trees in Hawaii. The snake was captured and identified as a nonvenomous gopher snake. Hawaii has strict regulations due to the absence of natural snake predators on the islands.
Key Points
- Snake yoga combines yoga practice with the presence of ball pythons
- Gopher snake found in Christmas tree shipment in Hawaii
- Hawaii has strict regulations due to the absence of natural snake predators
Pros
- Unique and interesting way to combine yoga and nature
- Quick action by employees prevented potential harm
Cons
- Potential threat to native wildlife and pets
- Imported snakes could disrupt the ecosystem