Well, our cobra now has two Twitter handles: @cobraontherun and @kingcobraORL
Here's a sampling of posts from the accounts:
If you are looking for me I am wearing a disguise #CobraWatch pic.twitter.com/aNpnXnO0t0
— CobraOnTheRun (@KingCobraOnRun) September 3, 2015
Hint: I am hiding in a purple @kaka tube sock
— CobraOnTheRun (@KingCobraOnRun) September 3, 2015
Catch me if you can
— CobraOnTheRun (@KingCobraOnRun) September 3, 2015
Most Googled phrase in Orlando last night, "how fast can a King Cobra travel." I'm not telling.
— Orlando King Cobra (@KingCobraORL) September 3, 2015
I was thinking of heading to @DowntownOrlando but @I4Ultimate has all the roads closed #SMH #KingCobraLife
— Orlando King Cobra (@KingCobraORL) September 3, 2015
On a more serious note, the FWC has posted a photo to its website of what the snake would look like if its hood were not raised.
And WFTV's Karla Ray posted to Twitter that the FWC has confirmed that the Mike Kennedy who owns this escaped snake is the same Mike Kennedy who lost a cobra in 2011, which was eventually shot by a homeowner in a College Park garage. We have requested records from the FWC but have not yet received a response. We've also attempted to contact Kennedy via his website.
NEW- @myfwc confirms same family had another king cobra escape back in 2001. #cobrawatch
— Karla Ray (@KRayWFTV) September 3, 2015