mrblack66
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Some would say I'm pedantic. I say I'm fastidious... What gets my goat is that so many people, including users of this fantastic site, are still, to this day referring to Mulga Snakes as "King Browns"...
I thought the general concensus about ten years ago was to remove the name King Brown from use as it is not a Brown (Pseudonaja), it is the biggest member of the black snake family (Pseudechis). This is probably sounding like an old broken record, but it is something that really gives me the irrits.
So, please people, join with me and lets get this name thing sorted for the benefit of the general public, like we did 50 years ago for the Green Tree Snakes abolishing the use of the name Yellow Bellied Black Snake....
Got any ideas for an advertising campaign that can set Australia right?
I thought the general concensus about ten years ago was to remove the name King Brown from use as it is not a Brown (Pseudonaja), it is the biggest member of the black snake family (Pseudechis). This is probably sounding like an old broken record, but it is something that really gives me the irrits.
So, please people, join with me and lets get this name thing sorted for the benefit of the general public, like we did 50 years ago for the Green Tree Snakes abolishing the use of the name Yellow Bellied Black Snake....
Got any ideas for an advertising campaign that can set Australia right?
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