After she got bit by the monitor, snake bites are probably tame by comparison

No time to tend the wound, THERE'S BABIES! 😂❤️

Ikr she was bleeding to

2:59 I forgot the little devil had teeth until I saw her bleeding! 😅

@@GudetamaSit Same

To be fair, the vodka would’ve cleaned the wound, so she really had no reason to stop. 😂😂

I got rid of 666 your welcome

Cheap vodka can solve a lot of problems

I found them being entertained by the most aggressive snakes disturbing, honestly. Totally wrong mindset for people breeding animals that are intended to be kept long term as pets and pretty much the only thing about Snake Discovery that I don't think they (or virtually anyone else in the reptile business) are doing right.

@@jasonpatterson8091 peopel know what theyre signing up for asking for one of these snakes. if you regularly handle baby aggressive snakes you may be able to reduce their aggressiveness. do you think they should just not breed them? snakes are going to be aggressive sometimes, and theyre good snakes with good genes, it just means they have high prey drive, so theyll be good eaters. also, theyre just making jokes about it. they dont want the snakes to be aggressive. i understand where youre coming from though. i just dont think that them breeding more aggressive snakes is wrong (sorry if i misunderstood your point, if i did pleas correct me) have a nice day :D

3) Assuming anything about the dad based on percentages when you have so many eggs that didn´t make it is a bit rash.

YES QUEEN SHES SO NICE

I can't blame her

dude, her wrist is literally bleeding so much tho 😭😭

Yes I agree

@@mo0onsh0t Ik 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

never heard them called death wigglers before but its so accurate 😂

my friend and I call them danger noodles and whenever she does a handful of them? forbidden pasta.

lol my mom calls them fanged eyed-non-blinking ropes. I disagree. Snakes are da best(second only to cats and dogs)

I've heard them called 'cuddle spaghetti' which is cute.

I called them cute noodles

🎉🎉🎉

Update??

@@amblonyxx Her colors have gotten even prettier. She’s definitely not as sassy, but she still likes to tail buzz. At this point I feel like it’s just her having an attitude to have an attitude typical bull snake. She’s on the smaller side due to her being the runt but that means we get the baby faze longer. She’s finally gotten big enough that she’s probably gonna get upgraded to a 20 gallon very soon.

Another update from my new account she’s 2 now and look just like her mama and she’s almost 3 feet long super crazy after seeing her baby video again ❤️

I worked with snakes it is like a cat scratch UNLESS it's boas or pythons those backward pointing teeth can really shred you up!

It really isn’t that bad, it always looks worse than it actually is. Used to have a blind ball python, he used to bite me all the time mistaking my hand with food during feeding 😅

I think the only one that really messed me up was my green tree python (they've got massive teeth) and my rescue retic that wasnt socialized. Other than that? Yeah mild annoyance. Monitors on the other hand, whooooooo boy. Kevlar gloves with a few of them. Until the get older, they're all super fussy.

Trust me. Cat bites are WAY worse. People have lost hands due to amputation from horrible infection. Cat bites that puncture almost always require IV antibiotics.

I havent been bitten by a boa or other large species, but my rat snake's have bitten me SO MANY TIMES. I compare it to getting clamped on by the hard side of velcro. My a-hole cat has bitten and scratched me many times, and I'll take the snake bites over cat anyday.

Well I don't think it hurts very much. My baby kingsnake bite felt like nothing. Obviously she's bleeding so I'm sure it hurt a little but stopped as soon as he let go. Hey and at least she cleaned it while getting him to let go. Two birds one stone. Lol 😂

A baby kingsnake is different than a full grown bull that draws that much blood lol. She’s definitely used to getting bit, but it still hurts

Just an interesting thought

I know there was a white side, possible axanthic, a lavender, I think there was a hypo, patternless aaand I can’t remember the others.

There's so many lol, thier projects are going great this year

@@franciscorosa1498 such an improvement from last year, I'm interested to see what happens next year

like 20 normals, 14 albinos and so on? that would be cool :)

lol true

201TH LIKE!!.

So smart hehe

Brilliant!

Same

It hurt! No way it didn't. No way she was caught off guard and biten like that. Its all for clicks and views. I enjoy the content but could do without the extras

@@michaelhayes6209 people will find something to complain about no matter what…🙄😂 She probably opened his bin and he came at her thinking she was food, we’ve seen his strong food responses in other videos

@@mariahfox2616 Agree 100% some folks just love complaining. I actually like seeing that snakes can and will bite on occasion, its more real than thinking they are just mellow all the time especially bull snakes who are known to be moody when hungry.

Also same for human babies. Newborn smell is just magical no matter the species

That makes me wonder if there's some sort of pheromone or compound given off that's meant to encourage parental bonding. The thing is, snakes don't care for their babies, so that smell wouldn't have any use in the wild. Maybe the smell/pheromone evolved long ago in some root vertebrate ancestor as the byproduct of something else, and it's only started to create that bonding instinct with mammals?

@@herpderp3916 man, talk about a fascinating evolutionary mystery!

​@@herpderp3916 Snakes don't bond the same way mammals do, but they may have some degree of nest-protection instinct? That could be considered a sort of basic, primitive version of parent bonding

With cheap vodka it honestly can do more harm than good

@@edwardhisse2687 Not really, alcohol is a great desinfectant, either way.

@@Sakisasvictorianmask Not certain cause im not an expert, but I'd guess that cheap wine would be the only one that might do more harm than good, would probably make you really sticky which might make dirt more likely to stick, and all the sugars and tannins is probably not healthy for keeping bacteria out of a wound.

@@snakewithapen5489 I mean, yeah, and I wouldn't use a cocktail for desinfectant either, but I don't see the problem with vodka?

@@Sakisasvictorianmask yeah no I imagine vodka's OK cause even the cheap stuff is relatively clean, higher ethanol content. I just don't know if all alchohol would work cuz I wouldn't wanna put all the sugar in white wine on an open cut lol

I am relatively sure she was one of the first daughters of Mr Wilson, either with Mrs Wilson or with Misstress. Don't know if that was on video or if it was just meantioned later though...

If they did it would probably be from 2 or 3 years ago.

It’s actually up and running now but this is from their backlog of videos. In one of the enclosure build-off videos they show it being used

@@pleio5pilos148 Oh thank god I can finally stop doing the day thing, honestly lost track of the days 💀

Idk how people do this lmao

I’m south hemi =)

@@huianxing3782 same mate.

Chompy kisses!

I wonder if they were able to better circulate the temperature than the single eggs, and that's what helped them survive?

@@kexthefuzzy4202 This is my assumption, they could retain heat better

@@ChimkinMcCluckie yeah I know, I am curious because it is not only this clutch. This one probably had the worst of it, but every clutch shown this year had at least one moldy egg, most had more. Did it come from this incorrectly set up clutch and spread? Was overstocking and circulation the culprit? I can't imagine it was just random chance. Whatever the reason, mistakes happen and they had reason to do the things they did this year the way they did, but I think it is important to know what the mistake was as to not repeat it.

Pet bullsnakes are usually fed mice, not eggs. Also, the sassiness is something you'll see more in babies and in snakes that aren't handled as much (breeder snakes don't get handled too much), with handling most snakes become less sassy as they come to realize you're not a threat. The sassiness is not true anger, it's just their defensive instinct.

beans

Congrats you were first! 🎉

Congrats on being first :)

@@batwavess Aw, thank you so much! ❤️

@@jcbusfa Thank you!!! 💚

I'm thinking the vodka (ouch!) counted for both cleaning and antiseptic.