Where y’all at in north Alabama I live in north Alabama and been out looking for snakes
@Mr.P84-iq5zr5 сағат бұрын
Fool will get bitten, sooner or later. Copperheads are no joke. Wonder where this guy is from?
@williamzander97088 сағат бұрын
Copper head are aggressive surprised they laid around that long they will come after you but it’s night time day time there hard to to spot.
@Thunder_Dome458 сағат бұрын
I see an angry cobra.
@wildhareonthegulfofmexico35398 сағат бұрын
Never heard of the Flattened Musk, incredible areas.
@michaellumsdaine49449 сағат бұрын
I'm glad he mentioned sanitizing to not spread fungus between the snakes - good to be conscious and careful of that.
@1red_nextview7409 сағат бұрын
Lived in 'Bama all my life. Never seen so many snakes.
@Mr.Pojangle9 сағат бұрын
What county is this? I saw at the end you were driving in Birmingham.
@RuralTennessee8812 сағат бұрын
Where I live right after a rain at night you’ll see snakes on the road everywhere.
@AndrewDavis-sj6mb15 сағат бұрын
More reptile radness
@nless22217 сағат бұрын
Fuck yeah
@travisyoutube45618 сағат бұрын
you should go to blackwell swamp next time you’re in north alabama. also what county was this. I have seen one timber ever in morgan county but on the northern side of tennessee river they’re way easier to find and would like to see more only ever seen two
@rocko_M18 сағат бұрын
Grew up seeing black mambas in Malawi; I saw this in my backyard in Maryland- I run so fast! It scared me. I thought it was a black mamba- instant FEAR 😅😮. I think when you’ve seen black mambas you fear anything close resemblance to it. NO THANKS!!
@michaelmosley38420 сағат бұрын
As a kid growing up in Alabama, we camped at Lake Chinabee a lot. It’s in the Talladega National Forest just outside Cheaha State Park. At night, we had to be cautious walking to the bathroom on the asphalt because the copperheads LOVED the asphalt paths.
@leroysmith822621 сағат бұрын
Black rats will bite the crap out of you.
@tkreitler22 сағат бұрын
Freakin' awesome video. I like it when Noah goes outside of his home turf and knocks it out of the park.
@dhawk689622 сағат бұрын
As kids in the 60’s we gather Those little turtles and took Them to school in a jar sold Them for a dime
@NithinJune22 сағат бұрын
she’s amazing
@NithinJune22 сағат бұрын
🤯🤯incredible
@dann409Күн бұрын
Underwater video of turtles is my faviorite parts.
@vwsandvettes3253Күн бұрын
The Map Turtle aka the "You Shall Not Pass" turtle!
@LFLYSRCКүн бұрын
what’s the difference between those and scarlet king snakes?
@williamblack4097Күн бұрын
Where in North Alabama was this?
@shane891520 сағат бұрын
Since the last part of the video showed them driving into Huntsville AL. on Hwy 72 West, I would deduct that they likely were in Jackson County. But, this type of wildlife and scenery can be found in multiple counties in Northeast Alabama. Jackson County, Marshall County, Dekalb County and Etowah County. I live in Marshall County. So, this terrain and wildlife is very familiar to me. If I were a betting man, I'd say this was somewhere close to the borders of Jackson County, Marshall County and Dekalb County.
@williamblack409712 сағат бұрын
@@shane8915 Thank you , the reason I asked I'm originally from Etowah County.
@shane89156 сағат бұрын
@@williamblack4097 Nice! I spent a lot of my youth hanging out at the strip in Gadsden. Before the cops shut it down. It was a pretty nice little city. The last time I was there, it had really went downhill. But, I think that can be said about any town or city in this country now.
@williamblack40974 сағат бұрын
@@shane8915 Absolutely , Goodyear closing was the end of an era. Yes it really sad how deindustrialization has affected so much of the US. Gadsden was probably at its in the 1970's.
@HKH_OficialКүн бұрын
Alabama is cringe but cool snakes and turtles and nice nature
@ZadeVRКүн бұрын
There is somrthing moving in the water at 8:01
@ZadeVRКүн бұрын
bottom middle of the screen
@amielipscomb-levesque8931Күн бұрын
So you stayed. Haaaa omg. Just so I could see this? Not worth it brah!!!
@vwsandvettes3253Күн бұрын
That ham and cheese sandwich looks legit.
@headlesspiper936Күн бұрын
this channel is amazing bro keep up the wonderful work
@jovedo27Күн бұрын
Thats why they are so thiccc
@redsftw10Күн бұрын
Love your videos guy! This was my life as a kid, but we didn't have cameras and camera phones so the memories only live I my head- some of my favorite times.
@stefanostokatlidis4861Күн бұрын
Nice vipers and turtles. Very beautiful new turtle species. Also, this river environment was very beautiful, green and full of life. It isn’t only Georgia that has beautiful ecosystems. This might be even better. The first rattlesnake had a clearly juvenile sounding rattle. I didn’t expect a kingsnake to be active at night.
@NKFherpingКүн бұрын
Black Kingsnakes seem more nocturnal than Easterns
@The_Crucible714Күн бұрын
Is the Alabama Map turtle also called the Razorback Map turtle or is a different sub-species? I’ve never seen a Flattened Mud turtle before, a very interesting video!
@NKFherpingКүн бұрын
That’s probably another common name for the same turtle.
@Froggyfluffy5Күн бұрын
17:28 I thought the turtle sneezed😂
@johnbartley7101Күн бұрын
When you come to Mississippi, I would love to tag along.
@sylv____Күн бұрын
that luna moth was pretty!
@scottuzarowski3629Күн бұрын
WOW!!! Alabama Map Turtle is 100% my favorite turtle ever shown on this channel!! And that institu on Copperhead #2 was awsome!!!
@The_Crucible714Күн бұрын
Interesting how regional color variations can differ so much. The Timbers are much more colorful there in AL whereas the Eastern Box are probably the most spectacularly colored in their North Eastern range (NY, NJ, CT). I’ve never seen such a beautiful Timber or such drab Boxies up here.
@sylv____Күн бұрын
The hog was going at it LOLLL
@keithhart3689Күн бұрын
Alabama a state with a racist government that want to change history by not allowing the teaching the true history of the US by not allowing the word or teaching of any reference to slavery in public schools ah to live in a NAZI country thank you republicans for ending democracy and the true history of the US
@carschmnКүн бұрын
3:48 the rattler is busy 6:25 love seeing dad.
@marcus102361Күн бұрын
That was awesome!
@user-kw5dj5kg7lКүн бұрын
Eels??
@YsabetJustYsabetКүн бұрын
Loved that second baby Map Turtle; the markings made him/her look like a Mexican wrestler!
@SolidSerpentsКүн бұрын
Shredder helmet from TMNT. That little turtle is cool.
@RupertsReptilesКүн бұрын
Incredible habitat
@RupertsReptilesКүн бұрын
And finds
@karlsmith945Күн бұрын
Russell Cave
@ArmedPatriotКүн бұрын
What town?
@jenn1234Күн бұрын
Excellent video Noah! Always nice to see new species of anything. Those turtles were so cool looking! I am so glad you had a good trip and I can’t wait for the next adventure! I hope you had a great 4th of July!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼🎇🎆
@blakeberry3036Күн бұрын
Imagine being bit by a snake and not breaking character
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Where y’all at in north Alabama I live in north Alabama and been out looking for snakes
Fool will get bitten, sooner or later. Copperheads are no joke. Wonder where this guy is from?
Copper head are aggressive surprised they laid around that long they will come after you but it’s night time day time there hard to to spot.
I see an angry cobra.
Never heard of the Flattened Musk, incredible areas.
I'm glad he mentioned sanitizing to not spread fungus between the snakes - good to be conscious and careful of that.
Lived in 'Bama all my life. Never seen so many snakes.
What county is this? I saw at the end you were driving in Birmingham.
Where I live right after a rain at night you’ll see snakes on the road everywhere.
More reptile radness
Fuck yeah
you should go to blackwell swamp next time you’re in north alabama. also what county was this. I have seen one timber ever in morgan county but on the northern side of tennessee river they’re way easier to find and would like to see more only ever seen two
Grew up seeing black mambas in Malawi; I saw this in my backyard in Maryland- I run so fast! It scared me. I thought it was a black mamba- instant FEAR 😅😮. I think when you’ve seen black mambas you fear anything close resemblance to it. NO THANKS!!
As a kid growing up in Alabama, we camped at Lake Chinabee a lot. It’s in the Talladega National Forest just outside Cheaha State Park. At night, we had to be cautious walking to the bathroom on the asphalt because the copperheads LOVED the asphalt paths.
Black rats will bite the crap out of you.
Freakin' awesome video. I like it when Noah goes outside of his home turf and knocks it out of the park.
As kids in the 60’s we gather Those little turtles and took Them to school in a jar sold Them for a dime
she’s amazing
🤯🤯incredible
Underwater video of turtles is my faviorite parts.
The Map Turtle aka the "You Shall Not Pass" turtle!
what’s the difference between those and scarlet king snakes?
Where in North Alabama was this?
Since the last part of the video showed them driving into Huntsville AL. on Hwy 72 West, I would deduct that they likely were in Jackson County. But, this type of wildlife and scenery can be found in multiple counties in Northeast Alabama. Jackson County, Marshall County, Dekalb County and Etowah County. I live in Marshall County. So, this terrain and wildlife is very familiar to me. If I were a betting man, I'd say this was somewhere close to the borders of Jackson County, Marshall County and Dekalb County.
@@shane8915 Thank you , the reason I asked I'm originally from Etowah County.
@@williamblack4097 Nice! I spent a lot of my youth hanging out at the strip in Gadsden. Before the cops shut it down. It was a pretty nice little city. The last time I was there, it had really went downhill. But, I think that can be said about any town or city in this country now.
@@shane8915 Absolutely , Goodyear closing was the end of an era. Yes it really sad how deindustrialization has affected so much of the US. Gadsden was probably at its in the 1970's.
Alabama is cringe but cool snakes and turtles and nice nature
There is somrthing moving in the water at 8:01
bottom middle of the screen
So you stayed. Haaaa omg. Just so I could see this? Not worth it brah!!!
That ham and cheese sandwich looks legit.
this channel is amazing bro keep up the wonderful work
Thats why they are so thiccc
Love your videos guy! This was my life as a kid, but we didn't have cameras and camera phones so the memories only live I my head- some of my favorite times.
Nice vipers and turtles. Very beautiful new turtle species. Also, this river environment was very beautiful, green and full of life. It isn’t only Georgia that has beautiful ecosystems. This might be even better. The first rattlesnake had a clearly juvenile sounding rattle. I didn’t expect a kingsnake to be active at night.
Black Kingsnakes seem more nocturnal than Easterns
Is the Alabama Map turtle also called the Razorback Map turtle or is a different sub-species? I’ve never seen a Flattened Mud turtle before, a very interesting video!
That’s probably another common name for the same turtle.
17:28 I thought the turtle sneezed😂
When you come to Mississippi, I would love to tag along.
that luna moth was pretty!
WOW!!! Alabama Map Turtle is 100% my favorite turtle ever shown on this channel!! And that institu on Copperhead #2 was awsome!!!
Interesting how regional color variations can differ so much. The Timbers are much more colorful there in AL whereas the Eastern Box are probably the most spectacularly colored in their North Eastern range (NY, NJ, CT). I’ve never seen such a beautiful Timber or such drab Boxies up here.
The hog was going at it LOLLL
Alabama a state with a racist government that want to change history by not allowing the teaching the true history of the US by not allowing the word or teaching of any reference to slavery in public schools ah to live in a NAZI country thank you republicans for ending democracy and the true history of the US
3:48 the rattler is busy 6:25 love seeing dad.
That was awesome!
Eels??
Loved that second baby Map Turtle; the markings made him/her look like a Mexican wrestler!
Shredder helmet from TMNT. That little turtle is cool.
Incredible habitat
And finds
Russell Cave
What town?
Excellent video Noah! Always nice to see new species of anything. Those turtles were so cool looking! I am so glad you had a good trip and I can’t wait for the next adventure! I hope you had a great 4th of July!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼🎇🎆
Imagine being bit by a snake and not breaking character
Alabama nature is truly amazing.
Great video guys.