Accidental ninja?

@DeWayfarer um what?

@HDevil912 a flight where both got thrown out of the store and both asked to not come back.

Most people are civil, even if they notice it.

@DeWayfarer confused what this has to do with my question haha forgive me its nearly 2:30 am and i have been up since 5 am yesterday

@HDevil912 you think they don't notice you. Yet they really do!

I'm a detail person, I noticed everything!

@DeWayfarer ah when this happens i normally startle them pretty bad mostly happens around friends and family but have had it happen to strangers

@HDevil912 there are not many detail oriented people. I'm a weird one!

@DeWayfarer its becoming alot more normal to not pay attention to ones general surroundings i grew up in the country like end of a dead end road with no neighbors for atleast 3 miles or more so paying attention was huge that and years of hunting plus martial arts (discipline over wanting to fight)

@HDevil912 please note I didn't have more than a split second to notice this little thing hiding.

Try to spot it and say what it is. I immediately knew what it was in a split second!....

@DeWayfarer a snake haha tiny lil thing

@HDevil912 now was it dangerous or not? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@DeWayfarer theres alot of factors needed to determine that one as there are alot of snakes both harmless and dangerous with that coloration then general location state or country if not in the us and climate of said area. From the picture it appears harmless haha but i could be 100% wrong

@HDevil912 I have images of hundreds of snakes. Many in my wildlife photo album all from the same area.

If you're going to catch and transport them you better be able to know which is dangerous to transport or not transport them at all!

@DeWayfarer exactly i agree 100% i used to do guided hikes and taught people what to avoid plant wise and other basic survival things whish i had known a bit more about snakes and spdiers back then but i live in the pacific northwest so not a whole lot of dangerous critters that have a particular liking to pumping you full of venom

@HDevil912 this one is possibly in your area, depending on how far north you are talking.

While it's a Southern Pacific rattlesnake, they can found as far as Northern California.

It's the most dangerous snake in the USA! Both neurotoxic as well as venomous!

@DeWayfarer i live close to Portland Oregon sooo unsure if they are on my side of the mountains

@HDevil912 too far north.

@DeWayfarer i know in Eastern Oregon there are rattle snakes but it's much warmer there

@HDevil912 this was founded at 5,000 feet. It does get snow there. Yet they like the deserts better. That's where I had to transport them.