Hello

The mole king is beautiful

Your so lucky

I love coral snakes, indigo snakes, timber rattle snakes, copperheads, Cottonmouths, Water snakes, Hognose snakes, corn snakes, milk snakes and mole snakes.

I got bit by Black Ratsnake today. Now I know the feeling of being bit. It isn't as bad as I thought

You got three on me.

I've been to Bert Adams before and I had no idea that Coral snakes could be that far north. Kid's lucky that danger noodle was chill apparently.

Coral Snakes in no way are striped.

@@Alan-gi2ku oh come off it. Bands are stripes too, they just go around the snake instead along it. It's completely correct to say that a coral snake's bands are stripes.

That's amazing footage of the coral. Never knew they are kinda clumsy and herky jerky. But seeing it move freely certainly proves that. I have seen more scarlet kings than I can remember. But never seen a Coral in the wild. I saw a pigmy rattle round Waycross.

@@thefolder69 Ah.... No they aren't

@Clayton Johnson well nobody should take any risks with vipers unless it's their profession. By comparison coral snakes are level 1 difficulty.

Lmao, and yea Cora snakes aren’t like your avg cainbrake, a tag from a timber, you can coke back from but a Coral Snake? That’ll surely have you in the bed for at least a month

@@CJM-rg5rt if um not mistaken coral snakes are the most dangerous snake in the U.S.

@@smigma3349 you’re mistaken lol

@@CJM-rg5rt coral snakes aren't vipers they are the only elapid in the united states related to cobras firstly secondly they don't really bite I've only heard of one bite and the kid handled it for several minutes before being bitten

Agree 💯 percent!

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Animal lover doesn't apply to creepy crawlies, don't you know that? Just conventionally cute things. -.-

@@MyLadyPanda I pray for your sake you were joking here......I have a great sense of humor but this comment 100% crosses that line!! If not joking then you most definitely require professional and spiritual help big time, Myladypanda!!

@@jimc6687 I am 1000% joking my dude. I love all animals, creepy or not. I would be devastated if I ran over a snake, no matter how big or small. When I was living in non urban areas, I would move critters out of the road all the time so they wouldn't get squished. The point I was making is most people who call themselves animal lovers, really aren't. They just love the cute ones. Sorry for not being a bit clearer with my sarcasm.

Ive never related so much😂

Me too

Sameeee

I love snakes

Me also

I definitely do, like the grey ratsnake I continue doing the same things I always did...social distancing. Everyone else seems to find it difficult but for me and this snake it's just another day in the life.

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I worked overtime through the whole thing…..

Realize you are free.. stop thinking and living like a peasant..

It's actually pretty rare for any venomous species to be aggressive: Arizona Bark Scorpions are one of the most venomous scorpions on Earth, and inhabit lots of homes, yet they are extremely timid and I've never experienced them doing anything other than running away when first confronted.

Heck! Even I detest cursing!! Plus I'm slightly older than your kid I assure you!! Swearing only adds an element of ignorance and distraction...………..can you imagine that great classic South Carolina TV show "Nature Scene" with Rudy & Jim constantly swearing!!?? Jim

Yeah the cussing I can do without. Brian Barczyk channel is great for kids too. He never cusses and has a great vlog about snakes and reptiles

@@captainmarvel9610 Right on!! Far more than enough negativity and violence and abusive language suffering the world over right now as it is!! We need more positive action fun adventure material like Noah consistently provides here on his KZfaq channel!! Jim C.

Thxs for ur service

Ft Stewart! Right down the road from me, I'm in Savannah. Thx for your service my dude 🙏🇺🇸

It seems like you love Florida.

@@Dilldough. yep, I'm in florida

Florida?

@@fupaslay1 Yeah. Jacksonville, FL

i agree

I experienced the same thing with a cornsnake just the other day

Just an absolute dickhead

yes i agree as well

Red touch black friend of Jack Red touch yellow kill a fellow

Probably just awestruck being caught by Noah.

The issue is really a couple different concerns. The first and most common is that people often mis-remember the rhyme. Flipping the dangerous and not dangerous sections of the rhyme around could easily result in someone trying to handle a coral snake and getting bit. The second issue is that folks often try to apply the rhyme outside of the US, and all bets are off in that case. Third is that there are non-venomous snakes in the southwestern parts of the US that do sometimes have red touching yellow. And fourth, admittedly least common, is that there are plenty of examples of both eastern and Texas coral snakes with aberrant color patterns that make the rhyme completely obsolete. All in all, it's best to use multiple ID cues when trying to ID any snake, instead of trying to use just one thing like the shape of the head or the rhyme.

@@chuckalus That's really interesting to hear! I had never heard about the third and fourth points. Of course, despite my interest in snakes, I've never gone looking for them, so I've never actually seen any of these kinds of snakes in the wild (king, milk, coral, etc). I also live in NC, so the southwestern part doesn't apply to me as much. And finally, I don't think I would ever try to pick up any of these snakes anyway. Nonetheless, even if it's rare, it's very helpful to know that the rhyme doesn't apply 100% of the time in the US!

Me too lol gotta travel so far in Oregon to see these species

Zonatas are beautiful, but I don’t live in that area.

same but the thing is ive found 3 of these snake in my 60k sf yard

Sorry to break it to you, but this is Georgia the state (USA) not the country

First coral snake I ever saw was at Fort Polk

No kidding... Where at in La? I'm in Jefferson Parish , and have never seen one. I thought I had one on the run in a hunt one time , scared to grab it as it wiggled through the grass.. I finally got a chance at the tail ad made the grab... Turned out to be a milk snake. I'd have been much happier ( as long as I didn't eat bit) had it been a coral. I was still very happy with the milk snake. Very beautiful animal.

@@shanemiller6982 That was in Beauregard parish, and the town was De Ridder. I was at a friend’s place which had many pine forested acres. I saw the colors first and did the little diddy in my head. Then I knew I was looking at a coral snake, and I was beyond excited! I didn’t mess with it at all, but I spent a very happy quarter hour watching it.

@@rneustel388 Yeah , that's a good ways away from where I live. Maybe I'll be get lucky one day and spot one. I on know they are in my area. I just gotta get out and look.

...I thought South Georgia was an island fairly close to Antarctica :)