Isn't that the frog meme lol

Alastor handsome froggo

@Alastor yeah it is

You saw the memememememe to

Ok ok i WILL make an exception as he LOOKS VERY polite

Very cute comment

Interviewer: You're hired.

@Devvrat Ahuja vore

@@niconicer6463 OH GOD NOOOOOOOO

@@neko_kun1579 *Y E S*

Yey

Snek

:)

:)

Yeyysssssssss

Do not boop that Python, Vulkan.

Imma boop the python

DO IT ✨

Don't wanna be that person but please don't boop your snake. I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure that their nose has a lotta sensory thingies so it's really sensitive. It's like smacking a dog on their nose constantly, everyday and one day it'll bite ya.^^

@@heyohi4582 good point. Your pet's health is more important then internet points.

wholesome

Straight up fax

And he watch zacc

Ball pythons get a bad rap from most people

So that helps

Me, a Mexican

@@jaydens.2526 Me

We shall now offer blood offerings for our Cute Mayan God!!

Isn't Quetzalcoatl the embodiment of all that is good? Pretzelcoatl = wholesome knot noodle.

Dawn Wayfinder hell yeah

Rip

rip

Rip also was he long?

@@DankAk-47 He was pretty long, I don't remember how long though.

@@DwayneRockTheJohnson Rest In Peace little Ralphie

I have a Pinstripe Orange Dream 🥰🥰🥰 His name is Tiki. My sister and I are going to find him a mate so we can breed our own beautiful morphs!

Are snakes really costly? They look adorably tbh. And I’m kinda scared of them. When I was a kid there was this guy who had a lot of snakes living near us, and one of them bit him and he died, and when the police found his body, all of the snakes were having a feast on it. I’m just really skeptical abt getting one😞

@@oneaeeeeopenwhenimsleeping4664 well,if their bred snakes,they are pretty much scared of humans,or if you kidnapped them from the wild,they would bite you then lol.

My wife went through a similar journey with me, except that we don't have a ball python yet, but are looking to buy one soon. She has always been afraid of snakes to the point where looking at the sweetest snakes in a video still made shivers run down her spine. One day I said that, only if she is ok with it as well, I'd like to get a ball python as a pet. She was scared of that day, of course, but supportive as she is, she said she will happily help with getting one for us and maybe it'll help her get over her fear. Since then, I have started off with showing her some pictures of beautiful morphs, then going slowly over to watching cute snake videos, and then to morph breakdown videos where the morphs are explained in detail, such as the morph guides series of Benjamin's Exotics, and now she is almost as fascinated by them as I am and actually wants not one, but multiple of them in the future once we got used to our first one and made enough experience for ourselves. She's even got her favorite morphs already. For some more tips on keeping them, we'll be asking my cousin, who has had a pet ball python himself before, and then I'd say we're all set to get everything needed and, a bit after that, our first ball python

@@oneaeeeeopenwhenimsleeping4664 those police lied to you about the body. snakes can't tear or chew so they only eat what they can swallow whole, and while its not unbelievable that the man may have died from a snake bite if he had venomous ones and didn't keep antivenom on hand for some reason, no venomous snake gets large enough to try and eat a person. there's maybe 3 snakes in the world that even remotely get large enough to do so. as far as reptile keeping goes, cost varies. certain species and breeds may be fairly cheap or be on par with purebred dogs and cats. you need an adequately sized enclosure with hiding spaces, and a heat and UV lamp, and need to make sure a vet specialized in reptiles lives nearby. most snakes people keep will be periodically fed feeder mice or feeder rats from the pet store, although a couple like garter snakes can also be fed live feeder fish. its very important to make sure you have a reliable food supply as snakes are infamous for being picky eaters and while its good to respect animals, snakes are not usually anything to be afraid of. the majority of reptiles are very consistently chill and mild mannered if you have tamed them and keep them comfortable and well fed. during a taming phase you should expect to be nipped a bit as young snakes naturally come out of the egg very defensive, and snakes also become irritable during shedding as they partially lose their eyesight during that period. but if you don't scare your snake its going to happily use you as a warm blanket.

Your lucky you have a snake my mom doesn’t like them at all

Yeah it took me a long time to convince my family to allow me to get my snakes. I finally made a deal with them if I could graduate with good grades I could get a snake.

lmao

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

i convinced my brother to get one when my mom said no and now i have 10 snakes

I named my 2 ramen and udon

My snake is also named Pretzel!! They really are little pretzels

I named my ball python spaghetti

@@personontheinternet4209 wtf

Theresa De Vera ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I relate to this snake with that fact.

Love your pfp 💀✌️

The name, the comment, thephotos. All make this great lmso.

I chuckled I read your name I actually lol'd. Well played 😆

I also like caves. 😂

Aww...rest in peace though

My condolences.

Nice clutch , william

@@monishdey3705 EKJREFDHUCH I KNEW SOMEONE WOULD MAKE THAT JOKE

That’s great! I’m getting a baby corn snake in a few weeks

Ball pythons are pretty much snake puppies.

How about king cobra Are they gentle

vasanth sekar anything is gentle when unprovoked and feels safe

Shane Cormier: I was just curious about something. What does ball mean? It's a ball python right? Is that because they go into a ball like pose as a defense or do they get scared easy? I think it's a beautiful being and I've no issues with snakes at all but sometimes get confused as to why some snakes are named the way the are. Sorry if I'm not making much sense but my A. D. D. Is in overdrive and it makes it hard for me to ask simple questions. Hope you have a good day..

@@michealsharp8117 they're called ball pythons because when they're scared they'll curl up into a ball with the head in the center! Theyre also called royal pythons because in the past, royalty would wear them as jewelry (the snake being alive and unharmed - just kinda chillin with the person) because they are very gentle and docile !

@@kidenoka9779 that's tuff

@@kidenoka9779 You are an idiot. All animals came from the wild. We've just domesticated them over time. Ball pythons are super easy to keep in captivity and can live their full 40 year lifespan. Just because you are a bitter self-righteous hag doesn't mean you should try and bring people into your psychosis to make yourself feel better.

@@kidenoka9779 what kind of a pathetic excuse of a person are you to call off someone who doesn't agree with your opinion? This is one of the most commonly bred species meant to be kept as pets. Do you seriously think someone steals this lil snake off the wild and sold it publicly? Ain't nobody got time for that. Aren't you confusing black market wildlife sales and legit pets?

@@kidenoka9779 Ok you said it you're in Europe she's not and it's not illegal or anything for people to have these kinds of pets here in the u.s. get your panties untwisted

@@kidenoka9779 snakes aren't exotic??? Most aren't anyway

SAME

@@crwmother1576 glad someone can relate 😂

allow us to introduce ourselves

Ditto

@@sunflower8227 yes 🙌

And so it begins...

@Ale 087B THE GAMER What

rope do a scope

To get a better view of the screen*

Ropes doing scopes are so cute

As I recall, I believe it's a sign of your snake being content and curious and comfortable. Think about it, periscoping makes them very visible, and snakes generally don't like to be visible, with possible exception of a few species. So for the noodle to periscope, they must feel very comfortable and secure.

He just wants to get a better view of the tv

snowfire5050 He’s a polite boi

In bitlife I had a ball python that same color named pretzel And i never watched this video before 0-o I'm confused now

@Ani Dank nice! And also very true

99.9% of ball pythons are, they're very docile

Mexican name

Well, anyone who dates her, are a very go being ^^

Corky

Somebody has a boner 💀

Ball pythons are very docile creatures! My little man Tiki doesn't even have a "strike" instinct (the quick, darting movement snakes use to grab prey)...I just put his food down, and he pokes his head out of his cave, smells it for a moment, and then gets his mouth around it (sometimes it takes a few tries) and drags it back into the cave for some breakfast in bed 😆

:)

She made a Cave Basket so the noodle can get a ride! (seriously IDK but that's what I do in her situation.)

Imagine how many she’s made now

Lol idk

Oof

Yeah, ball pythons are fameous for that puppy face 😆

Yes my beautiful babygirl has the same blank puppy look in her eyes, thats why I got her in the first place. She just sat there curled up with her sister in the pet store and as I walked by she immediately raised her head, so I knew I had to take her home 😅 who can say no to such a cute lil baby?

BP snakes are considered the dogs of the snake world, they have a very sweet soft puppy look to them, their eyes are round rather than almond-shaped like other snakes. they normally have a very calm and curious disposition if they were well handled after hatching.

@@samanthafarmer6811 what breed is the snake in the video?

look up hognose snakes

As a major snake fan, it upsets me when people call snakes evil as well. Ball Pythons are the dogs of snake kind, and I absolutely want to get one later on when I grow up. They're just trying to justify things without any research n the matter

Snakes have been depicted in the Holy Bible as both evil and good

@@inavela1267 same:(

Weird side not but I'm an aquarium person and feel the same way about sharks. A lot of sharks are downright cute in my opinion (like bamboo cat sharks). Certainly not every animal is a good pet but that doesn't make them evil or malicious.

Probably small brained bible thumpers

So I guess he should be named Noodlkan instead.

Ur from Mexico right!?

@@josemanuelmurguia8970 I have Mexican parents.

No reply but 342 likes

@@erdalyaman3174 liar there are 2 replies

@@KingCookieCat ...

@@erdalyaman3174 now there is 4

@@KingCookieCat bruhhhhh you didnt get the joke

R.I.P Pool noodle 🐍❤️

That's an awesome name for a snake! Sorry you lost him.

Easternflower Sorry for your loss with your best friend!

What a name... rip Pool Noodle, you will be loved always

Thanks so much- losing a pet is more painful than many people realize. Animals become a part of your family; it’s been almost 11 months since he died but I still look at photos and get sad sometimes :( he was the gentlest noodle in the world 🐍 💕

do you know the way yeah but like... the point is this is a non venomous snake. Why would you be scared of a non venomous snake?

@@NO-uc8xw It's just how movies portray them and the lack of education regarding these creatures. Jaws did it with great white sharks, and for constrictors, any Giant Anaconda monster movie could have done it.

@@Goofballthegreat I said how can they hate ball pythons since they're non venomous and are extremely sweet not how can they hate snakes. Hate the king cobras and rattlesnakes not the harmless ball pythons.

@@jcstitches4671 I mean, hating a king cobra or rattlesnake doesn't seem healthy to me either. Just have respect of them.

Sliverr Jamaa while ball pythons are technically no venomous,they can still bite which can cause many other problems in the human body

Or pretty or cute or beautiful

You're profile picture remind's me of something...

Do not boop your snake, try learning what it likes and do it for the snake If you already know, go ahead and do not flood my notifications

@@milkywaycookiezzuh do not boop your snake is probably the goofiest advice ive ever seen someone give about pet snakes lmao

@@Beamin439 I’ve seen someone who they booped a corn snake’s nose and it obviously didn’t like it cuz she bit the person. It was a baby so it didn’t do much but it was still kinda funny.

@@roxiehodges226 I heard that Baby Corn Snakes are a little bit more Feisty then the Adults so I can see why, but with time and proper handling they’ll be calm with you

Only good snake is a dead one

Lapis Eye Only good snake hater is a dead snake hater

There's one animal who doesn't...the human. Give them everything and they're still horrible to others.

@@rwilliams4680 exactly.

No dum dum they reptiles they still instinctive

Beautiful.

Now this is true poetry and art

Wow. I didn’t expect this many likes. I appreciate the nice comments too :3

This...does put a smile on my face

English teachers approve

cuz theyre used to those rlly big anacondas or venomous snakes so they think its how all snakes are

She really called you nobody, damn

Love snakes. Got two adorable corn snakes, who are full of character and have totally different personalities.

Me too

Same

*I think snakes are cute but I'm scared to touch them-*

😻

Burms are actually normally chill in the same way as balls... now green tree pythons... thosee are devils... still beautiful snakes but not cuddly... just because a snake is large doesnt make it mean!

burms are normally very sweet don't judge a snake by it's looks

I think they are talking about burmese pythons as in the invasive species not as in personality

@@shinyriolu5879 yeah a green tree will happily introduce you to their fangs as a way to say I don't want to be touched.

to everyone in this comment he's talking about untamed/wild burmese

Nature is scary! But also beautiful!

Any snake can be sweet.

Same

Absolutely I never seen such cute face

Hans Grispen I get what you’re saying but I’d have to say that’s a lie.

Edit she is soooo nice - daughter is speaking. Hannah so i love my baby girl she is the sweetest . i put her in my shirt and she falls asleep and she is not head shy i also have a ping fluffy rug and she loves it she scopes it is adorable i love your little guy

Isn't Nagini the name of Voldemort's snake from the Harry Potter book series as well?

first thing came to mind was voldemort's horcrux snake lmao

@@whyhellothere7426 nagini is a female version of naga- a human snake hybrid creature. Nagini from Harry Potter on the other hand is a " maledictus" (I think it's pronounced that way), a human who can transform into a snake at will. The thing is, they can't stay as humans for long, they have to become a full snake at one point.

@@piretiris8223 makes sense it sounds like an amignus but a bit different...

Same

furry

@N U T M A S T E R you will join us eventually THEY ALL DO

Sorry sir but this a no owo Sone

What does OWO mean?

Film a video and upload it. It would be great to see him!

@@hevianoidiota Wild Ball Pythons live in Africa. I'm sure she found it on a website or in the pet store, and that's pretty obvious. Unless she lives in Africa, but I doubt she'd be herping out there. Kind of weird you made that random assumption, but guess you're looking to pick a fight for attention.

@@hevianoidiota Mhm.

So my husband and I were hired to help remodel an apartment that had been severely destroyed the tenants were 6 mo behind on rent and up and left without a trace. 2 weeks into the project 2terrified 19 yo boys who ripped out the carpet saw the snake, called my husband and I. I saw the helpless Freezing snake all rolled in a ball, picked him up and new he needed a home. The day I brought him home he guzzled water the next day he ate. I made a huge cage for him where he can be in a dark warm area. A dark cool area, or even sun bathe under a light he enjoys it all.... Trust me I didn’t go looking for a creature to take from his home. But I will say he “Zion” has taught m so much. I have debated giving him up to someone who has snakes already... or a reptarium, to someone who loves snakes too. I just haven’t found someone who would in courage mental stimulation as much as me. They are too intelligent to be put in a glass home. and so the love I found for this guy has made me want to help others understand them as well. So in said He’s apart of the family now!!!

@@wesbartle257 If he's a real ball python, then he was most likely a pet released into the wild and was dying. If you weren't there at the right time, that snake very well would've died.

Dnisidudhjsjdjeje 🤗🤗🤗🤗 so adorable

Ellen Marie O Oh yes! Everyone loves themself a burmie!

A Voodoo museum in New Orleans let us hold a albino Burmese python and I was instantly in love. And yeah, heavy af, like you say.

What happened to your Burmese?

@@petrescuework-difficultcas6581 well it was almost 15 years ago that I had him, and we had him for several years, but I was about to have a baby and he kept managing to get out of his huge tank. We used clips for the screen, we would set things on top etc, but he would always make his way out...they're strong. So before my daughter was born we rehomed him to a friend. We also had a female albino Burmese python that was a baby when we got her, and she was still small so we had kept her. Eventually I left my daughters dad though, and he took the female with him.

Ellen Marie O im sorry to hear that :( im just getting to love snakes and they are some of the underratedly cutest babies ever

@Black Flame Nexion that's a bit rude don't you think? I think her creations are perfect, especially since you can buy one for your noodle

"Cozy Snake Cubbies," in whatever style or design or size you'd like for your favorite noodle... Sounds like a genius business that would get a lot of traction! Hell, her crochet caves may even be good for hamsters and rats and even some birdos. She could do really well.

@@secretname3897 hmm, probably not rodents bc they tend to chew on EVERYTHING, and I'm not sure yarn is good for them. Although I do agree, it probably would be a pretty successful business!

@@secretname3897 you got me on birdos if she ever starts a business selling those I’m buying some for my bird lol

@SPREAD LOVE your name is spread love and you’re really acting like a real ass shard

The "cute" monster under the bed

I went dor the full spectrum. I used to be intimidated by snakes as a kid. Then growing up I started to be in between too. But a few years ago a friend of mine adopted a python. When I hold it for the first time, I just thought this was kind of cool. Then he yawned. I never would have thought that the cutest thing I'd saw in my life was a yawning baby snake. Since then, I love them so much.

Loovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv themmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I know! ❤

Look for a reptile rescue around you. most will have a ball python that needs a caring and loving home.

@@Shaggy-lu6dz Yep! Reptiles are in need of adoption too!

Facebook is filled with insane and stupid people. And Im pretty sure their ability to empathise and bond with various different animals is lackluster as well.

This is a ball python, one of the most harmless snakes, who would rather curl up in a ball and play dead than get near you in the wild, and are only about 2-4 feet long, the biggest thing they will eat is probably a medium size rodent, what those crazy people on Facebook THINK this is a Burmese python, a snake that can be 8 feet or longer, but still can only eat a large rodent, maybe a chicken if it’s big enough

one smol birb I read about the the Burmese Python that was released into the wild in the Everglades, it tried eating a crocodile (I think) but bursted open. That sounds really disturbing and I feel very bad for the snake, I can’t believe someone would release a huge python into the wild where it doesn’t even belong in

A chaparone (someone who is actualy supposed to TEACH and GUIDE kids😑) , once told me this stupid myth, when I told him that I wanted to get a ballpython. I of course immediately tried to tell him how ridiculous and stupid that sounds , but he didn't believe me and genuely believed and insisted that it's the truth. I don't even want to know how many kids he misinformed and poisoned with his stupidity.😠

Not all

There's always that one kind of person when watching a movie, even among pets. 😄

Meeee

🐍❤️

💓

But is it meant to hang out in Crochet Cave....??? is the question we must be asking before being blinded by cuteness and Instagram

@@kidenoka9779 Now, my European friend, what if we're talking a much smaller species of exotic pet whose potential to cause property damage or physical damage to humans is drastically smaller? I get it if Animal Control busts into someone's apartment and finds a cougar or some massive boa constrictor or even an alligator (Florida boy here), but this little sneaky snek seems right at home.

@lia_berry 🍓 I wouldn’t say it’s movies, I think the notion they were evil already existed wildly and those films just took that and implemented it into their films. I think generally the fear and dogma surrounding them comes from religious context

Gasp lol same

I need sleep when I need to sleep

Lol i pulled an all nighter today and this is the video I am watching when the sun just went up

Ball pythons are lovely pets !!! If you like em you should do your research and consider bringing a fat little noodle into your life!!

for me, i think it is the puppy mouths

for me, its the freckles on most of their designs, or how fastinating their eyes look when their about to shed

Lolololol

yes "anaconda" is such a cheesy movie like first of anaconda don't move that fast and second they don't do tail wipe and swallow pray whole without killing them first and third anacondas or any snake see people as pray yeah media makes snakes seem like "bloody dangerous killers" but in reality they're just animals that like to be left alone so I don't blame you for being scared of snakes

🙂😻