I love this!

NTT for short.

There are those who call me... Tim

That is perfect! I was thinking of something to go with nearly tailess.

That’s a good name

stump also works because of the tail! or stumpy!

Nearly tailess stumpy ;0;

Stumpy Stewart

YES HIS NAME SHOULD BE STUMPY

I said to do woody lol

Damn that's funny!

My uncle gave me part of a snake skeleton and I showed my mom and she's all "what part of the skeleton is that??" And I'm like "the whole thing..." It's just spine and ribs

🤣truth

Better a rib than a vertebrae

True

No no no! Shortbottom!

@J Thanks. I think. :)

I love it. It’s so cute!

I agree, Longbottom is a great name.

neville longbottom

Omg I love httyd I'm seeing so many comments about it whoa my childhood

That seems like the perfect name!!

I wish I could upvote this more than once, I love this

Heck yes!

Wonderful name !!

Thanks for saving this little guy!

Thank you so much for giving this lil guy a chance, without you guys as an intermediate home, he may not have thrived the way he has with Emily and Ed :)

Thanks for saving the little fella!

You guys are such amazing people for helping him out. Also, just a question; do you have any guesses what predator could've attacked him by the common predators in your area?

Thanks for saving this little snec

Or Toothless because he is missing part of his tail. It would be crazy cool if they were able to make him a prosthetic tail tip.

@@SomethingBasicc that would be so cool

Love that :D

I love this idea! :D

The bewilder beast. So bewildered by becoming a snake in captivity with other captive snakes

Or Stubby or Nubby.

Stumpy makes the most sense, and very on brand for the descendant of Twiggy

Stumpy is amazing. Double pun!

Zippy is my dogs name

I was thinking Nubbty since Emily kept calling the tail a nub.

I love this! Scout is also a unisex name, so that would fit either way. He/she loves to explore so Scout would be a great choice! Sounds perfect 😘😘

Oh that would actually be super wholesome! Goodluck winning the name contest :)

I missread this as *SHE IS A MISSING LEG*😂

@@riverhorses I think you should find their body 😂 if you just have a leg, I think you should find the body

BUMP

I get why you put heel in quotation marks but that name fits better than you think since the term Achilles heel means a very vulnerable spot or flaw that can absolutely destroy a person AKA a snake losing a tail

Achilles would be a really good name imo

Actually I totally agree

i love that name for him

Yes, I said mine, but this is very fitting!

I very much agree

I love that

same with nearly headless nick. i wonder if they would've been buddies.

Totally right. Any exposure to differences, be they limb difference or a not entire head (RIP NH Nick) are vital in kids learning and understanding compassion to all creatures, even humans!

@@jillibean2116 well said

I had one like that too, his name was Fabio and he’d sun himself very summer day at 3 in the afternoon on the dot😂

Yeah

I completely agree, Emily and Ed are the perfect people to take in a hurt animal.

I would have took in the wounded garter snake I found but it actually looked like it was healing up pretty well from whatever had happened to it. It had a bunch of places where it was actually missing scales but otherwise seemed healthy and had plenty of weight on it. It was the sweetest garter snake I have ever held but that was probably because it was coldish out.

They are awsome human beings for rescuing this snake.

To be fair depends on the animal becuase some people also don't have money for that and taking it in could be worse, however Emily and Ed are good people!

May Twiggy Rest In Pease🤧😢🙏

@@helencollin4660 peace

❤Twiggy rest in peace❤

@@datgaydangernoodle1315Thank you for not minding your own business 😏

@@helencollin4660 what?

Love it!!!!

I like you

I like it.

That is a good name idea

That sounds like an adorable name for him!

Have you heard that the Columbus zoo lost it's accreditation?! Last I heard they have to rehome all the animals!

I love that ol manatee! Been my favorite since I was a very little kid And yes their removal of accreditation is being appealed right now but you know less than 10% of zoos and aquariums here are accredited by the AZA to begin with, it just means they've gone from very exceptional to less exceptional but they can remain open... there's really no changes for visitors

@@ariwoodward good to know. I love that zoo and plan on visiting again soon. But 1st, i must make my way to snake discovery.

I was also thinking Stubby

I watched a show about it(love the name)

also i meant nearly tailless Tim

That’s great name 🤩

Yesssssss

I was thinking the same thing!!!

I was thinking the same thing

Yes do it!

So cute! And Eeyore loves ALL his friends, but is often found alone at first.

That is absolutely brilliant, they should SO go with Eeyore 😁

Yes!!

That is hilarious AND adorable

The kids would love it!

Rip

I’m sad Twiggy left as well

RIP the good Boi, Twiggy will be missed

Rip

Finally a comment about Twiggy.Rest In Peace

I know

Mhm

@allyplays did you 4 Fish die

Ooo Trooper is a great name!

Poor guy

"God bless us, every one!" 😂

omg yess

I was traveling and saw a dead garter snake on the side of the road, I’ve never seen a wild one but I could tell it was a garter snake

I really like that name!

Tis but a scratch

I run over garters all the time it’s sad

That was suggested four hours before yours too.

awwww!

@@amandastakeonit7402 ppl suggest the same names no biggy

I think this is copied

Stolen

You could just use they/them if your don’t know what pronouns to use.

@@zen_was_here until the snake's sex is revealed, my enby brain is just gonna refer to them as enby until then 😆

I second that idea. Auryn would be a great name! Neverending Story is one of my favorite books and movies!

Bump! I love this idea :)

This is my favorite, so far, even over my own suggestion. "Auryn" is an amazing name.

I litterally Thought of the same Name, Stubby, if you scroll up a bit you'll see my comment XD

@Karen Brown that's a pretty cute name too :3

@@YukiTheCat15 oh cool!! great minds think alike!! x3

One of my pigions names is stuby cos he lost his toe when i got him

Tailless

*gasp* the perfect excuse!!

I’m a Aussie

@J it don’t matter mate

@@SnakeDiscovery I love you and Ed

Plus it isn't a gendered name which is good since they can't tell which it is! I like it!

Noob

I love the name too

I thought Nubbins too! 💜

That's a good one

It’s just a mere flesh wound!

There are some who should call him… Tim…

I’ve had worse.

@@horsegirlranc4357 I’m guessing it was a horse related injury?

I think a lot of the difference in how they react to injury has to do with differences in the circulatory system, and the fact that many reptiles can autautomize(sp) parts of themselves. Also perhaps because most reptiles are also a prey species, and prey species tend to hide injury/pain very well to avoid being singled out/hunted. Birds, mice, etc are like this also.

Wait I thought sharks didn’t have bones

Good point, maybe it's because we evolved to show pain? We benefit from pain displays because we're social animals, we can solicit help when we are injured. But even if a snake is in pain, there is no need for it to make a display of it, because there are no other snakes around to help it. Conversely, we're also very good at detecting pain in other people (because it helps with the fitness of our tribe) but not necessarily animals. So there might be some anthropic bias in there. Maybe rabbits also think other rabbits show it loud and clear when they're in pain, but humans ignore their pain for some reason.

@@danielday8374 cartilaginous, then

I've watched others freak out over stubbed toes and hop around, tear up and make a big to-do over it, while I've cracked my pinky toes multiple times, winced and sometimes swore a blue streak, but otherwise just got on with it. Many mammals have social networks--a cry of pain will bring the herd/troupe/pack down on whatever is harming that individual. I'm the "reptile". I'm outside the social network. Stub my toe all the live long day, no one would come. LOL I'm kidding--I'm just weird in that I don't freak like other folks do when I stub my toe. Dunno why. ;-p Reptiles don't tend to live in social groups and don't help each other out. The only species-type that I know of that might respond to a cry for help would be the crocodilians and the peeping of their adorable babies. Seriously, have you **seen** them? So fuggin' CUTE. The mothers protect their young for well over a year. Until you get into the monitors, boas and large venomous snakes, most reptiles tend to be smaller prey animals. They **have** to hide their pain and gtfo of an area fast, or hide really well if they're hurt, so they just deal with their pain in ways we aren't generally likely to because it makes them vulnerable to predators, otherwise. That, and they're just damned **tough** little guys. :-) There's probably some vascular changes involved, too, but I don't know enough about the anatomy to be able to say just what it is their bodies do that keeps them from going into shock when they sustain a serious injury. Like I said, they hella tough.

Super Trooper 🥰🥰🥰

I agree

hell yes

yup we need that tailless ted xD

I was going to suggest nearly tailless Ned! As a nod as well!

I love that idea

Genius!!!

A snakeless tail kkk

Yeah😭😭😭😭

I liked this but I am biased cos one of my sons is a Felix😁

I read that the tail helps with preventing blood pooling in the rear end while climbing. Would be interesting to know if that is affecting him

They said the same thing about my cat, loosing his tail did nothing to him

@@diekje8728 they adapt. Tails on cat are useful for controlled falling. Helps them get on their feet if falling back first. There also space cat videos showing them spinning around using tail.

@@diekje8728 my kittens tail fell off when he was born it was weird but doeent effect him

@@diekje8728 I guess he probably learnt to live with it as his tail fell off when he was only a few weeks Edit: I cant spell

That's cute! 😂

The disney kid in me is so happy with this suggestion

Considering they mentioned he had potentially lost his hemipenes and is generally Injured I doubt it, he would be an awesome programme animal though!!

@@uwubastard414 I think Emily said it is supposed to be a program animal.

I don't think that he/she would be capable of breeding due to the injuries the poor snake has sustained.

​@@uwubastard414, That's ACTUALLY NOT what was said. She said if it's a male the tip of one of (I will suggest both could be) damaged or amputated, that does not equate lost or unable to breed. The only way to prove "him" out is to put him alone with known females and go through a few breeding cycles (because snakes can and often do hold sperm from previous encounters). Or they need a young female that has never been with a male, paired off with just "him" and see if she ends up having babies, but even adult fertile females reject males, so that could take awhile too. They did find out that one of their garters was a male because they thought they had all females together and many ended up gravid.

@@peggedyourdad9560, she did, but she did breed several of her program animals as well. They went off to "work", and would come home to a normal life ;) haha

YES! Wow that brings me back to the first series!

I'm a huge fan of those books too I was actually really happy to see the reference.

@@grumpycroissant1447 Right? I can't believe how long the Warriors series has been going!

I call that being obvious, not a dark sense of humor....

That's a great name!

That house fire was for ever ago And the turtles are fine but they did lose a stink pot turtle

@@bevandarke2300true. I remember resently Emily said somthing about the snakes they took in after a friends house fire and when they would introduce them to us. Just curiosity getting to me they got to be doing awsome with Emily and Ed.