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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Animal Planet personality Ed Cassano, 81, killed in Arizona hit-and-run after stopping to observe a snake

An 81-year-old Florida man known for his appearance on Animal Planet's "Fatal Attractions" was struck and killed on a rural Arizona highway after pulling over to look at a snake, and the driver who allegedly fled the scene now faces criminal charges. Ed Cassano, a father of two and lifelong wildlife enthusiast, was found dead […] The post Animal Planet personality Ed Cassano, 81, killed in Arizona hit-and-run after stopping to observe a snake appeared first on American Almanac .

An 81-year-old Florida man known for his appearance on Animal Planet's "Fatal Attractions" was struck and killed on a rural Arizona highway after pulling over to look at a snake, and the driver who allegedly fled the scene now faces criminal charges. Ed Cassano, a father of two and lifelong wildlife enthusiast, was found dead lying in the road on August 7 after a vehicle allegedly driven by 57-year-old Ricky Finch struck him on a highway in rural Arizona, the New York Post reported . Finch allegedly fled the scene in a white Ford Fusion. Cassano had stepped out of his vehicle to examine a snake on the roadside, a routine act for a man who had spent decades working with some of the most dangerous reptiles on earth. Finch later called police…Open

Where was Ricky Finch arrested after turning himself in?
Ricky Finch was arrested outside his home in Graham County, Arizona.
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What was Ed Cassano's expertise regarding reptiles?
Cassano was a lifelong wildlife enthusiast who lived with 40 snakes and had spent decades working with many of the most dangerous reptiles on earth. He was known for his ability to establish mutual trust with animals and had once lived with a ball python for 60 years.
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Who is the individual facing criminal charges in the death of Ed Cassano?
57-year-old Ricky Finch is facing criminal charges. He allegedly fled the scene in a white Ford Fusion after striking Cassano and later turned himself in to police.
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Who was Ed Cassano and what was his connection to Animal Planet?
Ed Cassano was an 81-year-old Florida man and lifelong wildlife enthusiast who appeared in the 2010 Animal Planet documentary series "Fatal Attractions." The show profiled individuals with intense relationships with dangerous animals.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Escaped python knocks over heat lamp, sparks fire at Virginia middle school

An 8-foot python escaped its enclosure inside a Virginia middle school, knocked over a heat lamp, and started a fire that damaged eight classrooms, just days before students were set to return for the new school year. Firefighters from the Forest Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at Forest Middle School in Forest, Virginia, […] The post Escaped python knocks over heat lamp, sparks fire at Virginia middle school appeared first on American Almanac .

An 8-foot python escaped its enclosure inside a Virginia middle school, knocked over a heat lamp, and started a fire that damaged eight classrooms, just days before students were set to return for the new school year. Firefighters from the Forest Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at Forest Middle School in Forest, Virginia, at 12:31 a.m. Thursday and found the building's sprinkler system already activated. When crews entered the affected classroom, they got an unexpected welcome: an 8-foot python, loose and waiting for them. The Bedford County Fire Marshal's Office investigated and determined the snake had escaped its enclosure, knocked over a heat lamp, and ignited the blaze. The sprinkler system put out the fire before crews…Open

What is the prize for the grand prize winner of the Florida Python Challenge?
The grand prize for the Florida Python Challenge is $10,000.
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Were there any injuries reported following the incident at the Virginia middle school?
No one was injured.
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Who responded to the fire alarm at Forest Middle School?
Firefighters from the Forest Fire Department responded to the fire alarm.
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At what time and on what day did the fire alarm occur at Forest Middle School?
The fire alarm occurred at 12:31 a.m. on a Thursday.
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What caused the fire at Forest Middle School in Forest, Virginia?
An 8-foot python escaped its enclosure, knocked over a heat lamp, and ignited a fire, according to the Bedford County Fire Marshal's Office investigation.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Arkansas football player wore a helmet with a venomous snake inside it for an hour before coaches found it

A high school football player in Maumelle, Arkansas, practiced for roughly an hour with a two-foot-long cottonmouth, one of the state's most dangerous snakes, coiled inside his helmet before anyone realized what was sharing the headgear. The player, whose name has not been released, was going through drills with his position group when he felt […] The post Arkansas football player wore a helmet with a venomous snake inside it for an hour before coaches found it appeared first on American Almanac .

A high school football player in Maumelle, Arkansas, practiced for roughly an hour with a two-foot-long cottonmouth, one of the state's most dangerous snakes, coiled inside his helmet before anyone realized what was sharing the headgear. The player, whose name has not been released, was going through drills with his position group when he felt something shift inside the helmet. He pulled it off and handed it to a defensive coach. What they found wedged beneath the padding was not a loose strap or a broken clip. It was a live, venomous snake. Athletic Director Kirk Horton called Animal Services immediately. Officers arrived expecting a copperhead, based on the initial report. They found something worse: a cottonmouth, ranked by Animal…Open

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