The Calls Are Coming In - It's Baby Rattlesnake Season!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- It is now officially baby rattlesnake season and the the calls are coming in! Follow Marissa and Jeff as they are called to remove mother rattlesnakes with babies from family homes.
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Baby rattle snakes and Jeff's "boop!" were not something I thought I'd ever hear. That was cute!
Quote of the video from Marissa: "Stop bein' all quick!" XD
lol!!! That's hilarious 😄
Your enthusiasm is contagious! Do babies follow their mom to learn how to eat or do they know instinctively?
I love watching Marissa with moms and babies.
They know instinctively :) once they shed their skin the first time, they hit the road.
As an AZ native, I find rattle snakes absolutely beautiful. Like all living creatures, they fill a role in their environment and deserve respect. So glad people call this rescue and they are properly relocated.
If I still lived in AZ, I would volunteer for them.
This is among my favorite episodes, watched it twice! You guys were born to do this!! You treat these snake moms & babies with as much love & care as a human neonatal nurse…every life is precious ❤
Best video EVER!! Sooooooooooooo cool! Joyous, indeed. lol.... And the only time snakes are truly "slimy". :)
How big were those brand-new babies? They seemed larger than I would have expected of neonates. The mamas must get huge right before giving birth!!
Love how excited Marissa gets when she is on a call like this. So fun to see her enthusiasm!
You have the best crew!!
Maybe 8 inches long is all.
Aww, mama diamondback and her babies. Thanks for rescuing them.
I think I would be afraid to go to the desert at night alone! Lol
You guys are awesome for what you do!
I live in South Texas, out in the country, and in my particular area the majority of our venomous neighbors are copperheads. A couple of years ago I was walking down a path made of pavers along the side of my house and I noticed a small garter snake sunning itself in the landscape mulch between the pavers and the house. About 20 minutes later I was passing by and it was still there just hanging out. I figured it must have been a comfortable spot. Next time I was passing by and it was still there. I stopped and looked at it for a second and thought to myself, "That sure is a big head for a garter snake." Then I noticed the button. It wasn't slimy, but its size had fooled me. Even the diamonds on its back looked more like circles. I put it in a cloth bag for safe keeping and started searching for mom or any siblings, but couldn't find any more.
I had a small snake in the gutter in front of my house in San Diego. I absolutely was going to pick him up. After a moment of checking him out, I realized he was a baby rattler. Lesson? Make dame sure what it is before you touch him. You put it in a bag then turned him loose. I walked away. After watching these videos, I’d do the same thing.
Here in SW Texas it’s Western Diamondbacks, huge ones. I’m not as kind as these people, the bull snakes and indigos get a free pass, love having them around.
@philipcolton805 why arent you kind??
Baby black headed snakes have been showing up in our catio. At first I thought it was an earthworm. Smallest baby snake I ever seen. Fun video. Thank you
An interesting thing - they're actually hatchling groundsnakes! When they first come out (in some areas) they have black heads and are often misidentified as blackheaded snakes. They lay eggs in the expansion material alongside the edges of patios and it's pretty common!
@@RattlesnakeSolutions Oh! Coool. That makes sense. Lots of gravel and cracks/caves under the walls around everything here. Thank you.
Every time I think your videos can't get any better, I end up being wrong. Keep up the great work.
Marissa’s laugh is contagious haha this was a great video!
I love babies!!!! Human, snakes, elephants, lizards, pretty much all babies are awesome!!!
Alligator babies are adorable, too. There’s nothing quite like the squeaking they do.
@@rneustel388 I'm not a baby but I'm adorable
@@wildlifewarrior2670 😂😂
@@rneustel388 I am
All I can think of is the aliens in toy story 🤣
The Claw!
You folks do such amazing work!
You do have the best job 🥰
This channel has the best snake shows. Great stuff.
Wish I had a girl like her
Love the baby rattlesnakes and THEY ARE CUTE. Thanks…
Hoarder houses must be very dangerous places when a rattler is about.
I don’t care-I thought that was joyous!! It was amazing when you opened the bucket and she had them tucked underneath her. I wonder if it bothered the other mama that her babies weren’t in the same bucket.
How have I not subscribed to this channel yet? Awesome stuff!
Thanks! It was pretty ignorable until we really started taking it seriously earlier this year.
I love to see cute snake that are safe thank you for not killing them
Loved your video and the snattlerakes!
I heard that the baby rattlesnakes are more Dangerous because you might not realize you were bit because their fangs are so small plus you can't hear them! Great channel, thanks for vid!
The ones that were in the garage could have been a real problem.
Really amazing to see these new babies.
Only just found your channel and i love how you educate while capturing/collecting the snakes... however I feel like it would be safer if Marissa could ask the clients to stay back while you're doing your job, especially when there are kids there. Then show them / educate them when the snakes are safely contained like Brian did in the garage.. it only takes one freak accident. Keep up the good work guys!
Marissa is a professional and we should respect her judgment about what is safe.
@@mls01981 Steve Irwin was also a professional, didn't stop him from having an accident and dying though...
i didnt know they do life-birth... always thinking they have eggs...
Super noddles they are beautiful xx
question: are the babies slimy? and did she just have them?
For a few hours after they are born, they are covered with some goo - but it quickly dries
Do the babies strike at that age? Amazing. Great video.
Oh ya they are happy to strike right out of the gate!
I was raised to kill rattlesnakes on sight but I was all concerned you might hurt one of the babies.
So adorable ❤️ ❤️ I wonder where the dad is at
I would be moving! Lol
Really cool to watch them just born
Fascinating videos there 😄👍
Excellent content brother keep up the great work 🔥🔥🔥
like how the homeowner said “what do you recommend so this doesn’t happen again?” lol… CLEAN YOUR DAMN GARAGE UP WITH THE RIDICULOUS AMOUNT OF CLUTTER! common sense!
I don't want to be near a snake but that was cool.
cool video
A huge very cluttered garage.
awesome
My wife doesn't care for them , me I don't mind them, I have respect for them . Question, Is it true there striking distance is half their body length? That's what I've heard.Another question, are they like mice if they can stick the head through a hole ther body will fit??
The two towns should be called Snakecreek and Snakesdale based on how many snake removals you get there.
I’m for it.
That's my old State & City I had no idea eekkk
Do you wash and desifect the buckets after use???
cute lil death noodle's!
How long is gestation for a gravid rattlesnake
Idk for sure but Marissa is the only one i really enjoyed watching because she uses tongs. Trying to hook those tiny babies is crazy! It's it a macho thing that men don't want to SAFELY use tongs?
They are cute but yet dangerous,you gotta love nature 😊
hmmm does those kids know they came out slimy too
Worms that bite 🐍.
That is cool. Stay Safe
Hey Bryan!
I love all animals babies are the cutes.
Oops miss spelled that word 😅
I learn something new from this video this is the first time I heard that rattlesnakes give birth not lay eggs I didn't think that the young ones were more deadly from what I understand is because they are so small don't have a rattle yet and more likely to be prey they're more likely to bite you
That bit about the babies is a popular myth :)
That was so cool.
How do y’all get paid ?
I wonder how many male rattlesnakes you relocate during this period?
❤ so coool!
I didn't think Arizona got muggy
Parts of Arizona is cold as well.
just curious, who pays for this? the person with the snake in their house or some other government agency?
The homeowner pays a reasonable fee at the time of service.
@@RattlesnakeSolutions ok, thank you! one problem, you make this look so easy, if i were there i might try this myself! those snake grabbers are all over ebay!
Danger noodles
Will someone tell that kid to quit talking! Good grief let this girl do her job without distractions
Grandfather took readings at a weather station just west of original Roosevelt, AZ, on Government Hill, housing for employees who worked at the power plant below Roosevelt Dam. One morning he found an about 8 inch baby diamondback under the rain gauge. We skinned it, still had just the button, no first rattle yet.
Why is there not a bounty on these dam things?.. and no...there is no way they will be hunted to extinction...not even close.
These people moved into their ecosystem. If they weren’t there, these homeowners would be overrun by the many disease carrying rodents. The American Southwest is one of the few places in North America that still reports incidents of bubonic plague. Granted, the plague can be treated now, but things would be worse without the snakes.
@@jonelfilipek7848 You,apparently dont live in the desert southwest,so your opinion is not worthy of consideration.
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I love these live videos where the talker is walking along allowing us to see the CHEMskies! Great documentation of teh manipulation of our weather. Owning the Weather by 2025 is a gov program. Been screwing with our weather for decades now...
You should say the word "joyous" at least once every day from here on out because it truly is a "joyous" thing to wake up and breathe every single day of Our lives that God gives us here on this Earth filled with cute little baby rattlesnakes.
I very much enjoyed watching your videos & I had a very "joyous" experience watching it. One could also say that you made a very "joyous" video for your viewers like me to watch.....LOL
joyous joyous joyous
I really mean no harm. I just like to poke the bear sometimes
👉🐻😁 Hehehe
I hope you make the best of what's left of this very "joyous" day Mr 🪱🧔
✌️ OUT