Talk:Snake Kung Fu

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[edit] contradiction

in this page - i quote:

"These five animals originally represented the five classical Chinese elements before developing into their own styles. Snake is usually Earth, Tiger is Fire, Crane is Metal (which also doubles as Air), Dragon is Water, and Leopard is Wood"

however in the related article about leopard style there is a direct contradiction to this:

"These five animals originally represented the five classical Chinese elements before developing into their own styles. Snake is usually Earth, Tiger is Metal, Crane is Wood, Dragon is Fire, Leopard is Water." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_Kung_Fu)

I'm not going to claim that I know which is correct, I'm just trying to alert people who might.

[edit] external links

can anyone link some snake schools?