Danielle has a love and compassion for these critters to rival Irwin or the Kratt brothers. This channel is one of the best places to be on the internet.
My Dad found a small children's python when I was a kid and brought it home. One of the few non-venomous Australian snakes. I'm very curious about snakes but around here I get a jolt of adrenaline every time I get close to an eastern brown, tiger or copperhead. They're the most common around here (near Melbourne). And all are extremely venomous! My Mum gets heaps of snakes at her house which is near a swamp on the coast.
As someone that loves snakes and lives in their range, I hope to one day be blessed to find myself in the presence of an eastern massasauga rattlesnake, I just hope the little guy gives me, at least, some warning in case it happens by accident.
Having a friendly, cool (both awesome and chilly to the touch) snake climb on you and move around, gradually warming up from your body heat to match your temperature, is something that I find very nice and calming :) Thanks for teaching us about some creatures in Ontario! The footage is fantastic, as usual.
This channel is truly one of the best places on the internet, and Danielle clearly loves and appreciates every animal she talks about. As a fellow snake lover, I love seeing her talk about snakes, and I wish more people would atleast respect these beautiful and interesting reptiles.
I am so stoked at how far you have come with Animal Logic. Danielles passion is obvious and I’m proud how she represents Ontario. Also the presentation skills have progressed nicely too! ❤ Thanks for the great content.
I wouldn't mind you going into greater depth of the various reptiles and amphibians of Canada. Did you ever do an episode on Tommy Thomson Park? There's so much wildlife there!
Danielle, if you love amphibians and reptiles, you REALLY should come to Phoenix, Arizona, US. We have a few things you might want to see: 1. AZ Fish and Game has a desert tortoise adoption program, because once handled by humans, desert tortoises cannot go back into the wild. Be advised that no just anyone can adopt one. If you do adopt one, you have to put a provision in your will for what happens to the tortoise upon your death. (These lovely little hard shellers can live to around 100 years. 2. Arizona Herpetological Society - This group started out as a group dedicated to rounding up, catching, and relocating snakes and other reptiles of Arizona instead of having someone kill the inadvertent trespassers. But their mission has grown into all sorts of conservation areas including breeding programs and a store house of non-native species that got dragged to Arizona by humans. They even lend their expertise out to other groups around the US and the world.
The animal beauty that can make the mine happy. I want to go traveling again and again when i see this video . Thanks for sharing this video, and very nice sharing. Have a wonderful day❤❤ !!
Here in New Zealand, there are NO snakes and it is illegal to import them to this land of birds who evolved without them. In the Nineties in Malaysia on my first travel outside NZ, I had a snake draped across my shoulders. I am proud that I didn't freak out. I knew it was a constrictor and not venomous. It wasn't "cold", as in "cold-blooded", and I had never got the idea that snakes could be "slimy", so I was pleased by how smooth and muscular it was. 10/10 would do it again.
Great channel Danielle and the fact that you always point out that animals are doing what they need to in order to survive, and that its people encroaching on their habitat, that causes the accidents, is super important. You bring these animals to the attention of your viewers, and, in doing this, educate people. People cant care about what they dont know, so, in introducing people to these animals, you ignite empathy for them, and thats one of the most important things someone can do!
Fun fact, a fox snake was the first snake too bite me when I was a child. An adult told me to pick it up. Told me it wouldn't bite, that was a lie. Taught me to be more careful. I've rescued many out of the road since then.
I've nearly been bitten by Massasauga rattlers a few times, around Georgian Bay and Bruce county, had them nipping on my heels. They may be rare but they seem to find me.
you make some of the best content in the internet! Maybe one day i'll find a partner as beautiful inside and out as yourself. keep up the awesome work!!!
I spent my elementary school years in a part of Santa Clara County that was still rural (early 1960s) and I remember catching blue-bellied lizards (western fence lizards), garter snakes, and little frogs. I’ve been fond of these critters ever since, and I’ve adopted frogs as my totem.
Allô! What about reptiles in Québec? I’d love to know more about the snake populations in my area! Do you ever do some episodes in French too? I’m lucky to be bilingual, but I know there are a lot of threatened species around here too that could benefit from your nice videos being shared in the French communities for conservation awareness!!! ❤ Have you ever thought about making collabs with local First Nations too? That would be so cool to know how they see all of this too!!!
Snakes' locomotor ability is just stunning. Simply wriggling behavior does not help animal itself pushing forward. Besides, they move fast, can swim elegantly & as a final stroke climb up trees (some even glide through the air)! They do so without limb. How do they do that?
Not sure if you have both up there... But here in Wisconsin were lucky enough to have both the Eastern and Western Fox Snake... Both are amazingly patterned... But the Westerns "Copper-head" and black and yellow molt colors are absolutely gorgeous!
When I visited Australia Zoo I got to have a picture taken of myself with a python draped over my shoulders. I was surprised that it was dry and smooth, as Danielle says in the video. I was proud of myself for overcoming my natural uneasiness about having a snake on me. I've also seen rattlesnakes while hiking in the American southwest. I kept my distance.
Right next to you here in Michigan, and I have myself a pet corn snake. He truly is the easiest pet I've ever had, and one of the cutest!! Snakes are so beautiful and misunderstood ❤️
Umm... Who thinks snakes are slimy? You need water for that. Snakes feel like car seats. What I'm nervous and/or scared of is that where I live, most snakes here are venomous. (And a tad bit bity if you get too close.) Then again, I live in Arizona, not Ontario.
A number of snakes stink as a protection. Your want suggestions I have some relatives of the wolverine for you: 1) Fisher (Pekan), 2) Tayra, 3) Greater Grison, 4) Lesser Grison 5) Yellow-throated Martin (Kharza). Eastern Indigo snake though not related to wolverine is another sugesstion.
Absolutely beautiful snake. i love discovering \ noticing when seemingly random parts and surfaces of animals iridesce in the light, for instance i used to think wild North American Turkeys were mostly the dark brown\black color "everyone" is familiar with, it wasn't till a few years ago that i noticed different sections of those dark feathers actually iridesce in a variety of colors depending on the turkey. Some have a silver'ish base to the color some have a frosted dull burgundy and rarely i'll find a deep blue and green, all of the color is non-existent unless the feathers hit the light just right and even then the only way to really see the detail i'm talking about is to get lucky and find some of their feathers on the ground as they consistently are shed or sometimes pulled during a scuffle with a rival male. 😄👍
Danielle dufault I am a hardcore fan of yours. I am jumping the ship if you are playing, petting, friends with creepy crawlies😂🤣 Love your beautiful work. 🌈💜💚💕Fascinating💕💚💜🌈
I know when I fall in video games like osiris the cave lionen snake, it can definitely give me that weightless feeling in the pit of my stomach with a great focusing ability when I'm not thinking about something else adding a level of realism, although babies crying in the theater doesn't always get as noticed, I might try to bring my marachas if I was out there, but danielle looks like a pretty good snake charmer?
That Fox Snake is beautiful I haven't seen one before. How the heck do they live up there being so cold in the winter?? I enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
How about a show on spiders, like the Wolf Spider, Brown Recluse and the Black Widow. They're all native to the Western Prairies (ya I know, they're found in other parts of Canada but I'm from Alberta, what can i say lol)
I thought the thumbnail was you holding up a braid you've got cut off, and I thought, wow is Danielle now sharing her trips to the hairdresser with us? I didn't realise her hair got so long. 🙂
Holy Slytherin, Batgirl! Lol thosssse are ssssoo Coolssss! 😁😆 Beautiful Patterns n Colors; but Danielle has the Best Outward appearance! 😁😉🤍 Wowie Zowie! ❤️🔥
🇧🇷🇧🇷... .... in Brazil , we have worms at this same snake's size. In Brazil, what you people call " anacondas " can get sizes you would not believe...🇧🇷🇧🇷
Danielle has a love and compassion for these critters to rival Irwin or the Kratt brothers. This channel is one of the best places to be on the internet.
Thank you so much!
Girl, you are out there living your best wildlife life and I am SO jealous! I love Snakes.
Danielle has such obvious passion and compassion for animals, it's wonderful.
i absolutely love danielle and how far she's come at this point
I wish she would wrangle my rattlesnake 😂
A Beautiful Soul In & Out
She has the most soothing voice
She's so cool! And this channel is great
@@barrymccockiner55 Who else do you sexually harass? Co-worker, children?
1:08 - That snake has the same look my cats do when I pick them up and handle them. "Lemme go! Lemme go! Lemme go!"
Danielle "how do I smell?"
Snake "With your nose!"
🤣🤣🤣
Danielle: "I don't wanna pass any germs on to this poor sweet rattler" 👼
Fox snake: "Hey, wtf did I do to you then". 😢
My Dad found a small children's python when I was a kid and brought it home. One of the few non-venomous Australian snakes. I'm very curious about snakes but around here I get a jolt of adrenaline every time I get close to an eastern brown, tiger or copperhead. They're the most common around here (near Melbourne). And all are extremely venomous! My Mum gets heaps of snakes at her house which is near a swamp on the coast.
Nature is so beautiful, Thank you Danielle for sharing your world.
I can't believe the sheer variety of reptiles and amphibian you have up there. I hope you had a great time.
As someone that loves snakes and lives in their range, I hope to one day be blessed to find myself in the presence of an eastern massasauga rattlesnake, I just hope the little guy gives me, at least, some warning in case it happens by accident.
Having a friendly, cool (both awesome and chilly to the touch) snake climb on you and move around, gradually warming up from your body heat to match your temperature, is something that I find very nice and calming :)
Thanks for teaching us about some creatures in Ontario!
The footage is fantastic, as usual.
"I'm Daniel Defoe and you're watching SnakeLogic."
This channel is truly one of the best places on the internet, and Danielle clearly loves and appreciates every animal she talks about. As a fellow snake lover, I love seeing her talk about snakes, and I wish more people would atleast respect these beautiful and interesting reptiles.
I am so stoked at how far you have come with Animal Logic. Danielles passion is obvious and I’m proud how she represents Ontario. Also the presentation skills have progressed nicely too! ❤ Thanks for the great content.
I wouldn't mind you going into greater depth of the various reptiles and amphibians of Canada.
Did you ever do an episode on Tommy Thomson Park? There's so much wildlife there!
Please do a video with All Canadian Reptile Girl! The Ontario reptile content brings me extra joy!
I second this!!
I love this woman and this channel.
Danielle speaks for all of us reptile lovers! 🐍
Amazing vid! I didn’t know snakes could survive that far north.
There's a Garter snake that lives almost to the Arctic Circle in Canada!
@@johncee853 that is one tough snake!
They shouldn't be able to
Danielle, if you love amphibians and reptiles, you REALLY should come to Phoenix, Arizona, US. We have a few things you might want to see:
1. AZ Fish and Game has a desert tortoise adoption program, because once handled by humans, desert tortoises cannot go back into the wild. Be advised that no just anyone can adopt one. If you do adopt one, you have to put a provision in your will for what happens to the tortoise upon your death. (These lovely little hard shellers can live to around 100 years.
2. Arizona Herpetological Society - This group started out as a group dedicated to rounding up, catching, and relocating snakes and other reptiles of Arizona instead of having someone kill the inadvertent trespassers. But their mission has grown into all sorts of conservation areas including breeding programs and a store house of non-native species that got dragged to Arizona by humans. They even lend their expertise out to other groups around the US and the world.
Thank you for being you Danielle!
Danielle just seems like such a genuinely nice person
Get you someone who looks at you as Danielle looks at the Fox Snake.
Thanks Danielle. Well presented.
The animal beauty that can make the mine happy. I want to go traveling again and again when i see this video . Thanks for sharing this video, and very nice sharing. Have a wonderful day❤❤ !!
The fox snake is so beautiful! I love its markings.
I love herping. I caught an eastern fox snake once. I was 5 ft at the time and it was as long as I was. I'm in Wisconsin.
I love watching Danielle go on animal loving adventures!
Here in New Zealand, there are NO snakes and it is illegal to import them to this land of birds who evolved without them.
In the Nineties in Malaysia on my first travel outside NZ, I had a snake draped across my shoulders. I am proud that I didn't freak out. I knew it was a constrictor and not venomous. It wasn't "cold", as in "cold-blooded", and I had never got the idea that snakes could be "slimy", so I was pleased by how smooth and muscular it was. 10/10 would do it again.
Great channel Danielle and the fact that you always point out that animals are doing what they need to in order to survive, and that its people encroaching on their habitat, that causes the accidents, is super important. You bring these animals to the attention of your viewers, and, in doing this, educate people. People cant care about what they dont know, so, in introducing people to these animals, you ignite empathy for them, and thats one of the most important things someone can do!
Danielle RULES!
The Massasauga Rattlesnake might just be the most beautifil rattlesnake I've ever seen. Such sweet faces 🤎
#1:37 " A lot of people are scared of snakes because they think they are slimy". Eh, I don't know, but personally, I think the fangs are more scary.
very interesting. danielle and the crew, always good content!
Fun fact, a fox snake was the first snake too bite me when I was a child. An adult told me to pick it up. Told me it wouldn't bite, that was a lie.
Taught me to be more careful.
I've rescued many out of the road since then.
Thank you for practicing social distancing! I appreciate that, Danielle :)
I've nearly been bitten by Massasauga rattlers a few times, around Georgian Bay and Bruce county, had them nipping on my heels. They may be rare but they seem to find me.
you make some of the best content in the internet! Maybe one day i'll find a partner as beautiful inside and out as yourself. keep up the awesome work!!!
I spent my elementary school years in a part of Santa Clara County that was still rural (early 1960s) and I remember catching blue-bellied lizards (western fence lizards), garter snakes, and little frogs. I’ve been fond of these critters ever since, and I’ve adopted frogs as my totem.
Allô! What about reptiles in Québec? I’d love to know more about the snake populations in my area! Do you ever do some episodes in French too? I’m lucky to be bilingual, but I know there are a lot of threatened species around here too that could benefit from your nice videos being shared in the French communities for conservation awareness!!! ❤ Have you ever thought about making collabs with local First Nations too? That would be so cool to know how they see all of this too!!!
Such a beautiful creature! The snake is nice too
@nomadv7860 - off to horny jail lol
Next Daniel should go hold some tarantulas!
I'm not scared of snakes, I'm just crying and throwing up for some other reason.
Now that's just nasty 😅
That’s how I feel about spiders 😂
Animalogic you're awesome!!
I saw a Massasauga Rattlesnake in Michigan. I have lived here for a total of 30 years and that is it. One.
I've been subscribed since I was in school. Thank you for keeping this going!
Great to have you around!
Is it crazy that whenever I see a critter I can hear Danielle’s voice in my head talking about it?
Snakes' locomotor ability is just stunning. Simply wriggling behavior does not help animal itself pushing forward. Besides, they move fast, can swim elegantly & as a final stroke climb up trees (some even glide through the air)! They do so without limb. How do they do that?
LOL the snake is like I GOT PLACES TO BE
Not sure if you have both up there... But here in Wisconsin were lucky enough to have both the Eastern and Western Fox Snake... Both are amazingly patterned... But the Westerns "Copper-head" and black and yellow molt colors are absolutely gorgeous!
When I visited Australia Zoo I got to have a picture taken of myself with a python draped over my shoulders. I was surprised that it was dry and smooth, as Danielle says in the video. I was proud of myself for overcoming my natural uneasiness about having a snake on me. I've also seen rattlesnakes while hiking in the American southwest. I kept my distance.
Right next to you here in Michigan, and I have myself a pet corn snake. He truly is the easiest pet I've ever had, and one of the cutest!! Snakes are so beautiful and misunderstood ❤️
Umm... Who thinks snakes are slimy? You need water for that. Snakes feel like car seats. What I'm nervous and/or scared of is that where I live, most snakes here are venomous. (And a tad bit bity if you get too close.) Then again, I live in Arizona, not Ontario.
BC has rattlers and gopher snakes. Well and black widows and the brown recluse.
Fun video as always. Thanks.
That Fox snake is beautiful.
Canada wildlife is do cool!🇨🇦
I am watching danielle from the start of this channel, no one can replace her charm.
That's one of the most beautiful rattlesnakes I've ever seen!
A number of snakes stink as a protection. Your want suggestions I have some relatives of the wolverine for you: 1) Fisher (Pekan), 2) Tayra, 3) Greater Grison, 4) Lesser Grison 5) Yellow-throated Martin (Kharza). Eastern Indigo snake though not related to wolverine is another sugesstion.
WOW, Awesome! 😊
Do a video on tegus
used to have one in a classroom. he was super chill.
Absolutely beautiful snake.
i love discovering \ noticing when seemingly random parts and surfaces of animals iridesce in the light, for instance i used to think wild North American Turkeys were mostly the dark brown\black color "everyone" is familiar with, it wasn't till a few years ago that i noticed different sections of those dark feathers actually iridesce in a variety of colors depending on the turkey. Some have a silver'ish base to the color some have a frosted dull burgundy and rarely i'll find a deep blue and green, all of the color is non-existent unless the feathers hit the light just right and even then the only way to really see the detail i'm talking about is to get lucky and find some of their feathers on the ground as they consistently are shed or sometimes pulled during a scuffle with a rival male.
😄👍
I'd love to see a video on blue tongued skinks.
The most adorable of skinks
I don't even kill an insect if I can avoid it..
Danielle dufault I am a hardcore fan of yours. I am jumping the ship if you are playing, petting, friends with creepy crawlies😂🤣
Love your beautiful work.
🌈💜💚💕Fascinating💕💚💜🌈
If snakes were slimy they’d be covered in dirt and dead foliage!
Thanks!
If animal logic just becomes sneks and smol cats, I'd be ok with that.
I know when I fall in video games like osiris the cave lionen snake, it can definitely give me that weightless feeling in the pit of my stomach with a great focusing ability when I'm not thinking about something else adding a level of realism, although babies crying in the theater doesn't always get as noticed, I might try to bring my marachas if I was out there, but danielle looks like a pretty good snake charmer?
That Fox Snake is beautiful I haven't seen one before. How the heck do they live up there being so cold in the winter??
I enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
How about a show on spiders, like the Wolf Spider, Brown Recluse and the Black Widow. They're all native to the Western Prairies (ya I know, they're found in other parts of Canada but I'm from Alberta, what can i say lol)
I thought the thumbnail was you holding up a braid you've got cut off, and I thought, wow is Danielle now sharing her trips to the hairdresser with us? I didn't realise her hair got so long.
🙂
What should you talk about next? Zealandia Wildlife Sanctuary.😊
Fox snakes are awesome. So calm with people.
Ringnecks, red bellies and brown snakes are a good way to learn to like ontario snakes...they are super chill and small and cute and common.
Garters and water snakes are the worst way... Even little ones can be hilariously bold and bitey lol
it sounds more like “phucksnake” 😂😂😂
Nice work Danielle
We really need speed bumps and little tunnels for animals
I love hearing about endangered and threatened snakes! One day!
Is there an episode on angler fish, I want to know more about deep ocean creatures
Poor little rattlesnake is going to get teased because of the size of it’s rattle
Beautiful, I love the way you talk about them 💚
a post on a tuesday… AND it includes my country? have i been blessed?
Rs:ssssss
Poachers: quick we might get the sounding thing
If I ever see a snake in a tree I would straight up die
I will never understand people who think that snakes look slimy. They look like smooth scales.
That's no snake! That's a Canadian Long Moose! Run away!
You should do a piece with snake discovery
Holy Slytherin, Batgirl! Lol thosssse are ssssoo Coolssss! 😁😆 Beautiful Patterns n Colors; but Danielle has the Best Outward appearance! 😁😉🤍 Wowie Zowie! ❤️🔥
Muy buena informacion
FL sand skinks(Neoseps reynoldsi) ? Between living mostly underground and being on the small side their #'s are difficult to know accurately.
🇧🇷🇧🇷... .... in Brazil , we have worms at this same snake's size. In Brazil, what you people call " anacondas " can get sizes you would not believe...🇧🇷🇧🇷
Undangerous danger noodle. Which makes it a noodle :)
I love sneks but I could never have one cause I don't think I could handle the live feeding 😔 Their :3 faces are so cute tho
Very cool!
8:11 so while they are Canadian snakes, they mostly reside in the U.S.?
Animalogic: Kept you waiting, huh?
I don't think I've ever watched a short before the video came out 😁