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Jim Harrison, director of the Kentucky Reptile Zoo, displayed a canebreak rattlesnake, also known as timber rattlesnake, a sample of the 125 venomous snakes and other reptiles being held at the zoo in Slade, Ky., on Friday, July 11, 2008, that were seized following a nearly two-year undercover investigation by the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources. Ten people were arrested from Bell, Harlan, Madison, Letcher and Boone counties. The Kentucky Reptile Zoo will be caring for the snakes, which are considered evidence. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff

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Jim Harrison, director of the Kentucky Reptile Zoo, displayed a canebreak rattlesnake, also known as timber rattlesnake, a sample of the 125 venomous snakes and other reptiles being held at the zoo in Slade, Ky., on Friday, July 11, 2008, that were seized following a nearly two-year undercover investigation by the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources. Ten people were arrested from Bell, Harlan, Madison, Letcher and Boone counties. The Kentucky Reptile Zoo will be caring for the snakes, which are considered evidence. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff