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@robschumann9665

5 жыл бұрын

Wild Things I was hoping to see something on the Pygmy rattlesnake. You did mention every other rattler. Even a few very isolated ones. I think you owe the Pygmy an apology!

@bobsaap2872

5 жыл бұрын

What about the one's you were talking about in Arizona that are becoming extinct? What if I volunteer to go get them and move them to another place, I catch them and keep them for a few years while keeping them fed well and watching them giving birth, I've had over 300 babies born in my snake pit within a week then I release them back where I got them from, and I do it just because I've always been fascinated with the rattlesnakes

@skymedic48

5 жыл бұрын

@ms. will always love my life so because YOU say the earth doesn't need snakes, means we should kill all of them? Jesus...here is what's wrong with our society.

@metalmamasue3680

5 жыл бұрын

@ms. will always love my life Snakes have just as much right to live as any other animal does. If you remember correctly, animals were here first, we moved into their homes. They do control rodents *better* than any other animal and play an important role in the environment both as predators and prey for other animals that eat snakes. The best tool against fear of snakes is education. Learning more about these fascinating animals may just help lessen your fear. I suggest joining Wild Snakes; Education and Discussion or joining LIVE Snakes; Identification and Discussion. Both of those Facebook groups will help you learn more about them and how to coexist with snakes as people have been doing forever. Don't join if you don't want to learn and try to work on your fears. Talking about killing snakes is the quickest way to get booted. There are almost 60,000 members who want to learn and many have gone from hating/fearing or even killing snakes to now appreciating them as part of the world and even their neighbors they now enjoy seeing. Snakes aren't out to get you, there is zero benefit to them interacting with humans since they usually would just end up killed. They just want to be left alone to live in peace, same as we do. If they are messed with, they will first try to flee and only defend themselves as a last resort. Try one or both of the groups, what do you have to lose except fear and ignorance ? Hope to see you there 🙂

@grizzlycountry1030

4 жыл бұрын

*MISLEADING TITLE*

Despite a few minor inaccuracies, like stating that snakes "unhook" their jaws or are completely deaf, the documentary was well-shot and didn't resort to fear-mongering. I also like how they called out the cruelty of rattlesnake roundups. The pro-conservation message was also appreciated.

@AliceYobby

8 ай бұрын

Could these inaccuracies be products of the time this was filmed ?

@henryengellv5075

5 ай бұрын

@@AliceYobbyI think so it looks a little old, I think thats the only reason there were inaccuracies.

@carl8568

3 ай бұрын

They did say it was sinister.

This documentary is so beautiful. Thank you for giving us the gift of a non-hateful view of the gorgeous rattlesnake. I could watch this over and over.

@burnyourasss6019

7 жыл бұрын

Meredith Tarkington 🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍

@burnyourasss6019

7 жыл бұрын

Meredith Tarkington SdddsssddsaasddddsssddsdfdDdsdffsdfff

@curthoglund8031

6 жыл бұрын

i agree it was well made

@lindathrall8209

6 жыл бұрын

Meredith Tarkington ME TOO

@robmoir7524

5 жыл бұрын

OH MEREDITH TARKINGTON RATTLESNAKES ARE UGLY THEY 'RE WHO EVEN CARES ABOUT THEM. I PERSONALLY WOULD SLAUGHTER THE SON OF A BITCHES ANYWAY I POSSIBLY COULD IF I HAD THE CHANCE FORTUNATELY THE ONLY SNAKES I HAVE EVER SEEN OUTDOORS IN MY ENTIRE LIFE JUST LITTLE GARTER SNAKES GRASS SNAKES THEY 'RE NOT DANGEROUS

I've always been fascinated by the crazy close camera shots they get without disturbing the wildlife.

@cockoffgewgle4993

5 жыл бұрын

Zoom function.

@letitrest4662

5 жыл бұрын

Broadway trained thespian diamondbacks, are the secret.

@SpiritBear12

4 жыл бұрын

They use a zoom lens or telephoto lens. They don't have to be any where near the snake to film it. With some lenses in certain conditions a cinematographer can be at least 1/4th of a mile away from the subject.

@IrisheaglesOne

4 жыл бұрын

@Herman Furlong They are not satanic demons, they are animals just like any other animal. They are useful in the world.

@magentuspriest

4 жыл бұрын

@@IrisheaglesOne Well, atleast when they're not pissed haha

A snake that warns you when you are too close, perfect!

@frankandstern8803

2 жыл бұрын

Snakes dont warn us. It's a misunderstanding. Lots of snakes ,as a nervous reaction tail flick when feeling threatened, feeding or other times of excitement. If we hear the rattle we should be warned concerning a potential strike but the animal itself is not trying to communicate a warning. I dont believe that. Its nervous system is simply causing the shaking. I like so many keepers have had literally hundreds of snakes, including the babies and have arrived at this conclusion through experience. Even the so called experts such as Austin Steven's etc, are wrong about this. But yes, I u understand your point it's a defensive reaction and we should be aware and respect that.

@HellcatMad

2 жыл бұрын

some rattlers have evolved where they no longer rattle as warning.

@bobmcghee3116

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes they don't rattle, I've walked up on a few that didn't. You still have to be aware of your surroundings. Watch where you plant your feet , hands and rump. Sitting on a stump or log could be hazardous to your health . be aware and stay a safe distance away, don't screw with them

@christopherreese5775

2 жыл бұрын

They don’t always rattle. I grew up in the Sonoran Desert. I’ve run into many rattlesnake and guess what none of them rattled to say, “Hey I’m down here and poisonous!”

@chalostinhenemetta5296

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankandstern8803 it

When I lived in California, I saw several rattlers in the wild. The most common was the western Pacific diamondback, a few timber rattlers at higher elevations, a sidewinder or two, and one Mojave Green. I even once saw a pink rattler, I forget the species, shown by a herpetologist at a presentation at a USFS site on Hwy 2 in the San Gabriel mts. I've never been afraid of rattlesnakes, but I have a very healthy respect for the damage envenomation can do. I've seen the result of a rattlesnake bite when a friend was bitten on the thumb. So, I've always respected their space, and found when you make no sudden or aggressive moves near them, they'll usually calm down and tolerate observation. If you get too close for their comfort, they'll let you know!

@mac11daddy6

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen tons of Western Diamondbacks for sale at expos for dirt cheap and you’re right most of them are pretty chill except for that one. The Eastern Diamondbacks tend to have a bit more of an attitude but they’re pretty rare to encounter

This is the best documentary of its kind that I've ever seen, I really appreciate the work that goes into such a show, please make more shows like this !!

Incredible footage, great narration and no obnoxious music or flashy editing, this is a great documentary! It was really cool to imagine extended rattlesnake families coming back to the same place to huddle up through the winter year after year after year.

Despite being hated by most of people, this snake has a huge function in the nature, a true iconic symbol of America, it must protected in the future !

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

I hate em yann henriot and I am actually offended by the comments left for me regarding this

@TJ27SFMM

Жыл бұрын

@@robertmoir5695 I hope you get bit

@TheMagnaficent

11 ай бұрын

@@robertmoir5695I agree guys stop hating then save them

@keithinaz9769

10 ай бұрын

" DONT TREAD ON ME "

@rjay7019

10 ай бұрын

I've learned a lot about rattlesnakes since moving to Texas. How to identify them from other snake's was first 😮. I do encourage roadrunners to visit by leaving water out for them 😅 They do eat mice and ground squirrels which like to chew on the wiring in your vehicle. Kinda freaked me out the first time I saw one swimming in the lake 😮 and they don't always rattle. They're evolving in order to protect themselves. They do harm livestock my neighbors lost a bull to a bite, not to mention dog's.

That hibernation den looks very comfy and warm if i was rattlesnake i would definitely stay in that den with the others lol

One time I was searching under huge rocks for arrowheads etc. I walked up to the next group of giant rocks and turned to the left and there were rattle snakes all around me. I apparently couldn't hear the rattle because of the wind blowing and not having very good hearing. I almost panicked and took off running when I realized I had better calm down or possibly get bit. After I was done screaming I took a deep breath and walked out of there. I have never been back.

@marcelpop5840

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha. Goood!!!!

@TwilightxKnight13

27 күн бұрын

Most bites occur either because the person was trying to interact with the snake or because they panicked. Snakes are nervous creatures that just want to be left alone. Quick, jerky movements are likely to draw a strike. Remain calm, identify the snake’s precise location, scan for others in the area, and slowly walk away.

Utterly beautiful. Amazing creatures. Interesting comment about some snakes evolving without rattles. I have seen some kind of a hybrid Mojave Green Rattlesnake that was nearly 6 ft long, twice the length of a normal Mojave Green. It had NO RATTLE!! Not broken off rattle, but NO rattle. Knowing how deadly Mojave Greens are, and no rattle, really gave me creeps!

@CoreyMillionaire2029

3 жыл бұрын

REALLY!? Where and when did u see such an amazingly unique animal?? You are blessed! Here's what I got for you: The Aruba Island rattlesnake. Ever heard of it?

@annohalloran6020

Жыл бұрын

Yikes

@rattrap8819

Жыл бұрын

Do the Mohaves have the most potent venom?

Such great photography. Thanks for a great documentary.

You are a blast to our love of the snake , I don't know how you get all those shots , but it's great.

I had a friend who was bitten on the hand and within a few days or weeks his hand was almost destroyed by the snake venom and the venom also decayed his armpit. Additionally in the 15 or 20 minutes it took to get him to a hospital with antivenom his arm was swollen to almost twice it's size A few weeks later the injured arm is still damaged and healing but with residual pain.

@ultimasolucion6904

2 жыл бұрын

If you or him filmed anything you should upload it

Wonderful video...this is the side you dont see of the rattlesnake and their young. Keep up the good work.

Awesome Video, Thank you very much!!!

Wow, great video with different types of 🐍,I still won't get too closed to them. Great documentary for Science Class .

Given that the view at 1:09 is looking southwest to towers at Central and Thomas in Phoenix, it could only be from Camelback Mountain. Amazing view and transition if it is! Scary, but believable there are rattlesnakes in one of Phoenix’s most urban mountains!

What a truly beautiful video. My hope and wish is that by people watching and sharing this video, they will be educated and learn to live with such a beautiful specimen. So misunderstood and needlessly feared.

@CoreyMillionaire2029

3 жыл бұрын

I wholeheartedly agree, my friend. Rattlesnakes are our friends, not our foes.

@sylvia106

2 жыл бұрын

Are they in your backyard?

@eklectiktoni

9 ай бұрын

@@sylvia106 I have Easterns and canebrakes in my backyard - lived here for 20 years. Never been bitten. They are awesome indeed.

I really enjoyed the scenes from inside the den. They’re incredible!

@NatureVideoCalmMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Nice documentary! Beautiful filming!

Maior concentração de Ratlesnakes em um único lugar 💓 documentário de primeira 👏👏👏

I grew up around these creatures and there was a ton of unnecessary fear surrounding them. In almost every circumstance where I encountered them in the wild, they were never the aggressors, it was us humans who attacked them out of fear and paranoia. For the most part, they strive to avoid humans and any unnecessary confrontation.

@magentuspriest

4 жыл бұрын

Snakes are really docile. Maybe something to do with them being cold blooded so they don't really wanna waste energy on things unless necessary

@matthewotremba9230

4 жыл бұрын

yeah , well , work a muddy , excavated construction site , in the Tennessee hills , and you will have to scout ahead before the workers and , yes , kill copperheads out sunning , or ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

@skylarthegreat9146

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewotremba9230 what, copperhead bite fatalities are very rare, so why don't you get your cowardly ass there and remove it from your site. copperheads are docile and they only bite when some disgusting human being tries to kill them. but i recommend calling professionals

@JohnDoe-cl9lp

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewotremba9230 you suck. It's shitty to kill copperhead for no reason.

@JohnDoe-cl9lp

2 жыл бұрын

Rattlesnakes have always been chill every time I encountered them here in AZ. Just like all the copperheads and water moccasins in TN I've seen. Pit vipers are cute.

So magnificent rattle snake documentary, thanks for sharing

Thanks Real Wild so enjoy. Good job

One of the best snake documentaries I’ve seen thank you

What a wonderful, amazing and somehow humbling documentary about these gorgeous creatures! Unbelievable that even today people enjoy killing and slaughtering them. Only humans can be so cruel and hateful!

@TwilightxKnight13

26 күн бұрын

I don’t go looking for them, but as long as snakes continue to try and kill me, I will not shed a tear returning the favor!

Fantastic documentary love all snakes please do one on the king cobra or the inland tipan

I might not be a snake person, but EDB’s are really beautiful creatures and at the same time intimidating! And we might not have them in my country, but thank you anyway for making these types of documentaries, so I can be educated on snakes, especially venomous ones!! 🙏🏻

Amazing footage, thanks!

As much as these snakes are terrifying to people they are very important to the ecosystem. Man is by far the cruelest thing on this planet and we are driving a lot of wonderful animals to extinction. We should respect these creatures and find ways to live peacefully. Thanks for the documentary, it was wonderful

@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289

4 жыл бұрын

Yes and the rattlesnake roundup is horrific.

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

Dangerous snakes are one thing I hate most BlueSkyStudios

Great vid ❤️

25:10 that high speed chase was wild

Great Documentary

Her power level have risen- probs the best line i ever heard in a documentary

love the sound effects ... beautiful documentary!!!

Great video. Everyone should see this.

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

No not neccesarily Let it Rest

Ótimo Documentário

Great VIDEO!!!

Fascinating presentation.

Love this video😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥🔥

I have had a fear of snakes since I was a kid... Rattlesnakes in particular... Growing up in TX..I've never seen one in person that was in the wild...I have seen them in the zoo or videos and I can't say I'm not afraid of them...but I am definitely not going to go out and try to find any...I will watch videos like this tho...to help with my fear of snakes. They are beautiful creatures yes... I am still aware of my surroundings.. great video!!!

“Lethal” lmao- If you get bitten by a diamondback it’s your fault. They are the chillest of the chill and if you have an ounce of respect they’ll let you get quite close before they get defensive

These snakes are beautiful! Though I will say, I'm glad I'm not on their menu lol

@4dacriminallyinsaneallsups46

3 жыл бұрын

Girl your pretty

@g-uy9me

3 жыл бұрын

they are so majestic

@wolfguy1912

3 жыл бұрын

I was just gonna say you are vary pretty but he beate too it don't mean I don't like you ate you near Tulsa Oklahoma I like your last name is wolf

Great Photography

I recently came across a fairly large Prarie Rattlesnake up in Colorado Springs. I spent almost 15 minutes filming it, and then moved it far off the trail using a large tree branch. He rattled quite a bit, but NOT ONCE did he strike at me, even when I was moving him. These snakes are demonized for no reason at all.

@GypsySoulTheOG

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for moving it. I’m terrified of encountering one in Ute Valley and Rockcrimmon Open Space. Terrified!

@TwilightxKnight13

26 күн бұрын

Not “no reason.”

what a beautiful film! Ive be falling in love with Rattle Snakes, and I am finally sold.

@petervalk5079

3 жыл бұрын

I4

Awesome Video

I love any information about rattlesnakes

Awesome documentary!!! snake shed, unbelievable filming. Birth,,, wow --- pretty big (10)...

Gorgeous and sleek. Our baseball team here in Arizona is named after this snake.

@TwilightxKnight13

27 күн бұрын

Thanks Captain Obvious. They have been around since 1995. Glad we have you around to point out these elusive topics.

@kenyongray2615

27 күн бұрын

@@TwilightxKnight13 A lot of people who watched that video do not know that. You do because you are smart.

we have timber rsttlers here and it is very rare to encounter one while you are hunting,but I still wear snake boots and watch where i sit when squirrel hunting and don't mess around rocks or old logs laying on the forest floor

EPIC

Mentioning that Rattlesnakes serve as a natural pest control for farmers reminds me of the fact that there are rattlesnakes which serve as de facto security guards for the Los Angeles Police Department in protecting the Hollywood sign from vandals.

Excellent video

This was tight!

I love snakes. I fear death so I keep my distance from venomous ones since I respect them and love them that much. I am always feeling a shiver down my whole body when I hear the rattle in person. It scares me almost but I am thankful that I've never been bitten by a rattler.

@Jennisantillan

4 жыл бұрын

cool

@billycratty746

3 жыл бұрын

EVOLUTION,Must be All Part of the plan, these animals, have survived, just about every thing good and bad, hope they will continue to evolve or de evolve!!,.

I love rattlesnakes. I love their rattles. I love their skins. I love the black bands near their rattles.💜

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

I hate em Nicholas Shade

This is an excellent show.

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

What s so fascinating about dangerous snakes Amy Eadas ?

I live in Arizona in the heart of Rattle snakes country. This was a great video on Rattle snake!!!!!!! Fantastic job!!!

@coyote520

3 жыл бұрын

I live in Mesa myself. I see rattlers fairly regularly around my house and neighborhood. They have never been a problem. Now, SCORPIONS, on the other hand....

@aprilbasinger7868

3 жыл бұрын

@@coyote520 😂😂😂😂 we have Centipedes !!!! I’ll take a snake anyway over a centipede. I live east of Tucson.

@coyote520

3 жыл бұрын

@@aprilbasinger7868 I only see centipedes once in a great while, usually big ones out in the desert.

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

I m glad you think so April Bassinger but I happen to disagree

Great info and footage.

@Ty-ht2rz

4 жыл бұрын

8

I absolutely loved this video. Up close and personal in the safety of my bed!

@g-uy9me

3 жыл бұрын

they are beautiful

These snakes are beautiful! 😍 🐍

Anyone else feel sad for the tiger rattles that are stuck on the rocks? And I must admit I cried at the rattlesnakes getting killed in their thousands, they just want to be left alone

@dillonpierce7599

4 жыл бұрын

That crap still goes on far as I know. I just hope they stop the massacring part of it. The show is fine but killing is wrong. And poor tigers is right too.

50:41 _"...and as long as we can be as tolerant of them as they are of each other, rattlesnakes should be curling up together in here for centuries to come."_

@michaellovely6601

3 жыл бұрын

Such wise words.

@CoreyMillionaire2029

3 жыл бұрын

Gonna keep that promise.... For all our sakes.

Very well done👍👍

Man lol can you imagine lifting up a rock and it’s 6 snakes chilling. NOPE

@thalegacy6

3 жыл бұрын

I was shooting in Arizona a few years ago and went to flip over a tire rim and immediately got the rattle call. That was the end of shooting trip for us.

@marcusfrazier4923

3 жыл бұрын

@@thalegacy6 Damn. At least the snake was nice enough to give the rattle warning, he could've just struck due to the surprise encounter. 🤣

@thalegacy6

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcusfrazier4923 It was under a half lifted rim but you're absolutely correct, that would've been a very long day. Not 100% sure I would've made it haha! The nearest hospital was 2 hours away.. Life is very short, take care out here sir!

@hartmanpinson1826

3 жыл бұрын

Yes i can amd i have....i.grew up in that.of the Blue Ridge mountains ...A bit different than this of what am watching of but we had to really watch of it even of while playing in our owne front yards because of snakes they could be of anywhere. There where of Rattlesnake copperheads and of a cottonmouth now and then few of them but of one now and then .as i said...the most i had ever seen of at one time was when they where cutting of right away for the RxR in ..there was a rock that they had pushed out good size one was it but of about that of 150 snakes where there behind that of it all.den up for the winter. What was funny ..you could pick of one up it was like some rubber one .they had of a fire to help keep them warm and you could put of one there next to it and in a few minutes it would come alive. Start moving. Around. Just. As it was summer time. Most snakes i have seen of on one place or time. Was it...

@hartmanpinson1826

3 жыл бұрын

Of one time i seen of i say. Of 150 or more where they maybe of. 250 or more but they where cutting of a rightaway for a RxR had of a big Rock to.push out and of when they did they all where behind of it. They had all den up together for that of winter. What was funny was you could pick of one up it was like rubber stiff was it. They had of a fire to help. Them keep warm and if you was to put of one by it just in a few minutes it was like it came alive. Move around as if it wasn't frozen. As it was before .most.i have ever seen of.was it. That was in the 40s but i recall of them saying that no one did much hunting on that side of the mountain because they where of so thick on that side. I can understand of why after seeing of them that day. Of the Blue Ridge mountains was of where i lived of then as a boy growing up....but of snakes where there of and as i said you had to watch of it.

amazing

Learned a lot thank you. #SaveTheAnimals

King snakes make rattlesnakes look like tasty snacks.

😍😍😍👍 my favorite rattlesnake.

How does the diamond back know the king snake is deaf and then proceeded to stop her rattle. That's impressive. How do they know that?

@mac11daddy6

Жыл бұрын

Because snakes are smart. Like really smart

Amazing snakes

Prarie Dog: "Well SH!T!" Have to move AGAIN!

Fascinating creatures

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

Very not fascinating Joseph Vulaca

Wow!

It's fun to find rattlesnakes by listening for the particular alarm and watching for the tail wag of ground squirrels.

Beautifully filmed, with nice pauses to watch.

The most chilling sound in nature lmao, these narrators kill me

@packingten

3 жыл бұрын

That and the racking sound a pump shotgun makes😊

Her power level has risen! Lol

@Indarow

4 жыл бұрын

*It’s over 9000!!!*

@ricktaylor3748

4 жыл бұрын

@@Indarow Hillary Clinton ?

Who is in love with the voice of the narrator and his word choices?

@dontaviouschandler3961

3 жыл бұрын

The one and only William Hootkins. The greatest nature documentary of all!! RIP

Very nice

Although they are intimidating, they really are beautiful creatures and I hate to see harm done to them Because Man is so hateful and fearful towards these animals. The part showing the snakes being slaughtered deeply disturbed me. We must remember, snakes are more afraid of us than we are of them. They do not actively seek to do us harm. They just want to be left alone, so we should leave them alone.

@kingcobra1094

7 жыл бұрын

Shannon Redman True

@irineoluna84

7 жыл бұрын

that's so very true.

@dontaviouschandler3961

6 жыл бұрын

Shannon Redman I solely agree

@coconutadams2000

6 жыл бұрын

Shannon Redman so true bro that's why I always loved them there not a threat really they could be but they don't bother people

@packingten

6 жыл бұрын

Those morons in Texas at Rattlesnake Roundup should be rounded up their self and put in the cage!!.

Every Arizona resident should be forced to watch this (or some version of this) video

@donjezza10

6 жыл бұрын

This is Arizona we're talking about. Drastic changes in society is out of the question (For the wrong reasons).

@bilbobaggins293

5 жыл бұрын

Why's that?

@jaywilson5929

5 жыл бұрын

So that killing of snakes for fin and skin would stop and safe the snakes

@thanefilms1607

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, hiking is kinda big in az and that’s where most people see these rattle snakes

@faithingod9554

5 жыл бұрын

Shoot to kill every one

Nice

Amazing life of snakes.beautiful. very informative

Good video I don't have no Corrections and I love rattlesnakes my introduction to venomous snakes

Nice Video, I’m a bit less afraid of snakes now since I saw the snake slaughter part which made me sad and mad

@RajanSingh-no9fx

5 жыл бұрын

TheJediBro dfchgbincgsyrbvjh

@magentuspriest

4 жыл бұрын

Snakes love their space. And if a creature 50 times your size on two legs came up to your personal space I'd do everything to defend myself

Shannon Redman You are so right Shannon, They don't bother us so we shouldn't bother them.

@kylecollier2285

6 жыл бұрын

ian lambert you mean William hootkins who also narrated the predators of the wild VHS series.

@dontaviouschandler3961

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Collier one of the best nature wildlife narrator's of all time. I had the whole series as a kid and they really taught me well. Still watch these from time to time

Amazing Footage.. how did they get These angles

My 2nd favorite snake. My first is the eastern indigo snake.

I've handled some venomous elapids here in Australia- eastern brown, tiger, copperheads but that eastern diamondback is an absolute beast. The markings are amazing. It's quite sickening those violent roundups still continue today and the narrator stated that the snakes are sinister? 🤔

Rattlers are cool, when they're in a good mood.

@tylorletz1256

5 жыл бұрын

lol

@TheNecromancer6666

4 жыл бұрын

I like them cause unlike with a lot of other vipers they make their mood very clear. Also you cant step on them by accident. Rattlers are probably the safest hot snake to deal with. Well fierce snakes are safe as well. They just dont give fuck about you.

@mikedebell2242

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheNecromancer6666 Except when they don't rattle. Listen for the movement in the grass. But it takes time to learn.

@robertmoir5695

Жыл бұрын

No they re not Mike DeBell Dangerous snakes are not cool

Good Morning Ben....#Work

wish I could shed my skin like snake's do 😂

incredibe footage im surprised the camera person dident get whacked real wild stay safe

I was bite by a western Diamondback when I was 9 years old back in 74 and nearly died and unique isn't what I would describe them . More like hell with fangs .

@mrkipling2201

2 жыл бұрын

Why did it bite you?? Did you tread on it?? Were you trying to catch it?? Or play around with it?? They don’t bite people for no reason, that’s a fact. Every snake I’ve seen, it’s first instinct is to get away from people.

@mac11daddy6

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had snakes my entire life and they all have different personalities as crazy as that sounds. Some are just straight up assholes and some you can handle no problem. It all depends on your level of experience

The thumbnail picture is a Crotalus lepidus or banded/rock rattlesnake. Same at :45 seconds. They're all beautiful critters. The Western diamondbacks can be spotted as the ones with the black and white rings on their tails right before the rattle. 😍

@corksocker7727

4 жыл бұрын

Sue'82 Metal Maniac the Mojave and the Massasauga also have a striped tail.

@michaellovely6601

4 жыл бұрын

Sidewinders are easy to spot due to the small horns on their heads; just above the eyes.

@jonathanstein1783

Жыл бұрын

@@michaellovely6601 my dad and I just missed what had to be the granddaddy of all sidewinders, hiking north of San Bernardino about 20 years ago. We'd hiked a pretty tall hill in Cajon Pass, and on the way back down noticed fresh sidewinder tracks in sand. They were a good 18 inches apart! We both wished we could have seen and photographed that snake!

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathanstein1783 Whoa!

Mystery, more like the "Wisdom" of the Western Diamondback.