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You've only kept snakes for six years? I'm surprised. I assumed your parents were into it, like you were raised with herps.

Three ways to tell a snake from a lizard: 1) look out! It's a snake! 2) it's coming, run!!!!!

“Fancy Driving” by Garrett… I might steal that one…

Aww!! Thanks for the kind words, Annalies! It was a pleasure meeting you. Thanks for the ride back to Clint's after the activities left us 20 minutes away 😂 Love the picture of your mom holding a bullsnake!! Also, no remorse on either getting you into reptiles, nor Ed accidentally flipping off a kid 😂

Great video as always

What a great summary of all the shenanigans of the day! Thanks for the video, I’m Heidi and my family has been dying to see video of the events of the day 😂. It was great to meet you! Everyone in the community is so kind and welcoming ❤

Youre the best Annalies! I cant wait for you and your parents to come back to visit us again! <3 -Sienna

Looks like a Good time was had by Everyone 😊

Awesome video as always!! I did indeed send this directly to Emily because she definitely needs to see it! She is definitely as you described and anyone that gets to chance to meet her are truly lucky. I’m proud to call her a friend. You too, are super sweet and I love your content and now I know I have Emily to thank for you. 😂❤

Best way to tell them apart is legless lizards have ears. snakes don't.

How about my snake

"All snakes are lizards" I beg your unbelievable pardon?

Thanks! My boyfriend actually asked me the difference between the two last weekend

Cool. Bigger than i imagined.

I've really got to look up more information on these snakes. Watched a wonderful keeper on animals at home podcast that made a huge, beautiful enclosure and i was instantly intimidated by the level of care they put into it.

Do you have to keep garter snakes together?

My first interaction with a falsie was with Carroll at clint's and was the reason I ended up getting a male and female.

Carroll is hands down my favorite snake. I've never interacted with another critter that was as impressive and satisfying.

This short feels much longer than a minute, but I’ll keep the u and v thing in mind. In case I get attacked I want to know wether I was eaten by an alligator or Krokodile

I knew you would say that joke before even clicking the video ;)

And if it's an extremely thin snout, it's probably a gharial

My reptile education program is Emily's fault, too. 😁 (thank goodness for Emily and Ed❤).

Annaliese, until her fateful encounter with an opportunistic American alligator, was a famous Canadian herpetologist. (please don't get an alligator)

Can they be target trained? Are they smart enough to be target trained?

I live in Ottawa, lot's of snapping turtles on Anderson Road at the bog to the point where they erected barriers to stop them crossing the road. I only saved three this year before they put the barrier up.

Kamp Kenan has Marge who is very social.

I've been wanting some of these ever since I saw Clint's video on them!

My mom dubbed herself the arachnid apocalypse when she cleaned out her garage this fall because she destroyed so many webs. She asked me what I thought these smallish black spiders were that she had disturbed. I asked her one question, since I knew she hadn't seen any undersides : were they glossy? She said yes. I told her they were probably black widows and they would leave her alone as long as she gave them time to run away, which she did. She used to be quite arachnophobic also, but time and exposure helped. Shes still not about to let them walk on her but she tolerates most of them as long as they follow basic rules of politeness, like staying off the bed. I happen to love black widows, very docile like you said, but not something I would personally keep. I just love finding them outside. So shiny, so glossy, so modest, so demure, lol

You are a great role model!! My girls and I love watching you.

I'm pretty sure Kevin had produced those years ago😊

How about mating a bush master and a python or python and blackmomba

Absolutely gorgeous!!! And if I remember back to one of Dav’s videos, he was in a cave with wild giant retics and they were indeed living off the bats in the cave.

Really loving seeing all these shorts, nice to have you popping up daily ❤

I saw one of these at Reptilia in London Ontario! Pretty amazing animal

Looked like a Yellow Anaconda from afar. Interesting.

I learned this years ago...Was it that many years ago? Ummmm,yup.Also legless lizards have a long tail which they can drop and they are not grace in motion. I love legless lizards.

Since I'm just now going through every single episode I know I'm very late, so I'll cut it short. They recently discovered that the spider gene does NOT cause neurological issues. It's actually a deformation in the inner ear causing balance issues. 😊 Maybe something to bring up in a future episode? If you haven't already done that and I've not gotten to that episode yet. 🙈 Love your channel!!! ❤️👏

That gum sounds amazing!

This is the dream pet reptile. They're so interactive and can be so gentile and dare I say social. If I ever had the space and resources, this would be the top pet for me.

You're talking about the animal I watched on discovery channel taking down a zebra like nothing. I also watched one taking down a wildebeest.

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That's how snakes taste the air and the taste send sent to their nasal to smell.

So is it comparable to a cats Fleming response? ( cats stinky face)

First long short I’ve seen so far

Cool

Incredible animals, but they need a whole room in your house or a dedicated shed if you live some place warm.