Milk snake taxonomy Videos

THE TATATA TEET TEES

He got the nipple...

Horny snake

woah!   yah  i lived in hawaii 2  and im a naturalist

+james marshall yah ill stay "cool"

+TheMajesticPotato  i thought maybe your house was on Fire  ha ha  lol  stay cool man....

+james marshall oh lol, yeah l went to hawaii for those 15 days.                                                                                                                                     jk nah i just wasnt on youtube.

+TheMajesticPotato uhmm i thought you died  where did my replier go?... now thats the new subject here!   what im sayin is it took ya a while to continue the conversation  maybe you have a Damn good reason ! you were carrying urgent medical supplies to a hospital lol   your turn turtle

+james marshall you should watch Blueworldtv, tells alot about them.

+james marshall Well, they really arent trying to bite you if you go near them, i used to live in hawaii and they are pretty cool.

+TheMajesticPotato tell me about yur encounters sounds interesting

These snakes are actually very mellow.

+FreidasGarden Thank You! Don't you want to touch, hmm?

+CupcakeBansheeChild Thank You! They are very cute, but look out for those special bites, haha! The widened jaw line is a characteristic of many vipers, due to the strong muscles for moving the fangs around and also the sacs of juicy juice. Wouldn't you like to go snake hunting in the desert hmm? Please let me know if you are finding snakes over there.

+featheredfan I did think, as you said, that pretty Fefe looks like our cat, Kitty. We thought Kitty was a girl, for the first six months of his life--that's how come he's called Kitty!  :/ The icicles and things in your video look like a blizzard illustration for the "Snow Queen" children's story. I can see why cacti have to be "shrouded" there--making things look like a ghostly cemetery! lol You certainly seem to understand the logic behind all the camera optics and everything. One problem is that the viewfinder is still a bit to small to see whether it's all completely in focus--especially if one is outdoors in the glare, and in a hurry. I should, yes, actually read the instructions and, also, take my time and do things more relaxedly. How did nature photographers capture so much great footage in the past--when film was so expensive? The zebra "just happened" to fall into the crocodile's mouth? The cobra "just happened" to catch a mouse? Two queen bees "just happened" to have a fight? When I was a kid, I noticed so many of those nature shots seemed set up and contrived. At least your rattlesnake scene was genuine--not like in the cowboy movies!

+zuditaka That's OK, because it's easier to read your shorter comments, haha! Plus, now I know that you have seen Fefe, the sweetheart kitten and BTW; I have begun to document her purr phenomenon, up close. That's a very hairy subject and I will have to save some of the fun for another video. Did you notice the video glitches? That Diamondback actually seems to scare the camera! This is a strange effect and it adds to our discussion about focusing and stabilizing. Look at the interference on the head, when I zoom in to near the maximum. Something different is going on there, because the ant more obviously blurs out of focus, due to the shortening of the distance, near the max zoom. Thanks for slithering! FYI - I'm now preparing Snakeless Fang, for the next yummy ending!

+Dan Kennedy Yes, the temperature still drops down every night, but most of this season has been mild or warm. Phew, I just checked on a few sensitive plants and they don't have any new damage on them! OK, enjoy the snakes, because they may be missing from the next few videos. Thanks for the great comments!

+heartfullofhappiness That's right, this is not a normal thing to see here. The temperatures were cold enough for just a few weeks and the skies were mostly clear or slightly overcast, during that whole time. The butterfly is the same as the caterpillars, from the LPFF video. I will put a link in for that. Fefe is our Fero-surprise prize from heaven and we love having her here! The Fairy-flies yes indeed and I caught them, dancing in the warmth of the afternoon sunshine. The frost cloth is still up right now, but not for long; as the heat is on and the plants are already growing. I'm trying to shorten the videos and yet, this snake footage is quite long. I'm planning to do something different for the ending of the next few videos, but there may still be fangs, haha! Thanks for the great comments and have a SUPER-FANTASTIC day!