MORE Madagascar Giant Hognoses Hatching!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- We had TWO MORE clutches of Magadascar Giant Hognose eggs, and in today's video we finally get to see them hatch! We're so egg-cited!!
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I want to say thank you for everything you and your team at Snake Discovery do. This evening I went to the Snake Discovery zoo and I adopted Shadow the 8 month old bearded dragon. Hailey was so sweet and helpful when my girlfriend and I came in. She was very sympathetic when I told her about suddenly losing the special needs baby bearded dragon (not from Snake Discovery) I was going to be bring home next week. I gave Shadow the new name Phoenix. He's settled in really well so far.
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Your comment is so sweet
Yay!!! Happy Tails Phoenix 🎉
My condolences for loosing your first beardie but I'm happy for you and Phoenix! Here's to many more years together!
I LOVE the transition of the name from Shadow to Phoenix! Subtle symbolism perhaps 😁.
When Emily opened the egg container again and there were two when she'd left only one in there I was like "...wait" 😂😂
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I kept waiting for her to say she moved one back so the one still hatching wouldn't get lonely but then she was confused too lol 😂
Yeah me too I was like “did she move one off camera??”
I was even praying for secret twins. Didn't expect that one hidden egg tho. Or that anything could hatch from something buried that deep inside moss and perlite. 😅
Watching Snake Discovery has singlehandedly cured me of my snake fear. They're so cute, and I can't wait to visit the facility!
I was never scared of snakes so I can't understand that, but I'm happy you are no longer scared of them. I'm guessing seeing how pretty/cute they can be kinda helps get rid of whatever mental image of snakes your fear helped conjure up. It's hard to be scared of something that looks like a plush toy lol, or something with such a beautiful pattern and color.
same! not afraid of snake anymore thx to snake discovery! hasn't worked for spiders yet tho...
Same! I have learned so much that after my initial scream when I see a snake, I can look at it and see what kind it is and I've actually held 2 snakes that were in the yard, one was a Banded Water Snake and the other was a Green Snake
Congrats! Watching their videos has taught me enough to be prepared to adopt/properly care for a snake, and their videos combined with the goofy personality of the snake I got (not from SD) has helped my mom get over her fear of snakes too 😊
I’m not as scared as I used to be
5:55 I was gonna say I was pretty sure Emily only left one in that container 😆
Lol same
Why was that one egg underneath the others and "way down at the bottom?" I don't like that, poor thing. But maybe that is new method.
That mad hog: excuse me u forgot me
@@chuckthebrindlepittie6820 Yep, the eggs were glued together, and you can risk tearing the shell if they've been sitting stuck together for a while. But he was determined not to let his big brothers & sisters suffocate him lol
@@snakewithapen5489 Thank you. It's a shame there was such a lag time before the eggs were discovered, and dealt with. I think the little snake underneath did a terrific job taking care of himsrlf. :)
I just want to say how grateful I am for you guys. It has been a horrible day, and seeing this pop up brought a smile to my face.
Also, I learned enough from you guys to be able to rescue my own snake from being killed by her own owner.
The story for those who asked!
My friend works at PetSmart (I’m not an influencer so I have no issue slamming this company) and truly is a wonderful person and hard worker. She tries to make that environment better. A couple came into her store looking to purchase a snake. They were about 20-25 or so. They checked every box for being a good match and owner, and so they purchased a young ball python. The snake was in blue, and being bought and transported while in shed must’ve been very scary for him. Also, the new owners decided not to let him acclimate or even shed before trying to handle him. This snake has bitten someone in the past, but instead of working to fix the issue, they decided this was just an issue with the snake. They tried to take him back, but this PetSmart in particular refuses to take back pets. So they brought him back home and deliberately began to not feed him and let him rot away so they wouldn’t have to do anything but wait till he died.
It’s disgusting.
My friend, not knowing what they decided on doing, reached out to them and let them know that she could temporarily take the snake and try to find it a new home. Truth be told, she had a bad feeling, and even though she had nowhere to keep him, she took him and frantically reached out to me. I spent 500 dollars worth of supplies that night and drove over an hour away to pick him up, literally fuming at how he looked. He was actually a she, and was never named. Maybe this is a goofy name, but I named her Toast, and she is doing fantastic now. She has grown a foot since I’ve had her, and she went from having a scratchy container, to a 40 gallon tank full of enrichment. She even has a pet rock named Howard to keep her company. I’m still trying to find her a new home as I’m hiding her from my landlord (who lives hours away and doesn’t visit, so it’s not that scary). If anybody lives near Charlotte, North Carolina, comment and maybe I can finally find her a forever home!
Nice! (about saving the snakes)
Glad you were able to rescue the snake!
What happened?
Why did they try to kill him/her?
I want to hear the story.
The giggling as Ed asks if they’re slightly venomous 😂😂 I can’t 😅
Every time there is a clutch hatching Emily is like a kid on Christmas Day, except, she has it many times a year with each clutch! She's so adorable!
I've never been afraid of snakes or anything. But what really convinced me that they make good pets was seeing how much Ed and Emily love their animals. Somehow I never expected a reptile breeder to love their baby snakes the way a dog breeder would love a new litter of puppies.
Maybe watch more closely. There have been mistakes made, real and also potential tragedies caused by delayed attention to to new eggs, and by not "cutting" eggs to allow the unborn snakes to emerge (with or without cutting teeth). Also, eggs left too long to be separated. I have loved Snake Discovery, but recently they seem too busy or preoccupied to intervene in a timely matter. "Breeders" tend to care less and less about their tiny charges. I see this trend. The videos are hurried and rather chaotic. We once saw tranquil, adorable hatchings. Now it seems to be forced and rushed, with Emily speaking in a shrill voice. i would like to see more of Ed.
@@chuckthebrindlepittie6820 I kinda see where you're coming from but I don't think those are terrible things. Every breeder has made a mistake at least once. It's a given.
Just think about this, snake eggs wouldn't be separated in the wild. Plus, a large amount of eggs (if not all) have an adhesive like substance to keep them together. This helps them maintain a good heat throughout incubation. Of course, in captivity, they don't necessarily need to be stuck together since the incubator will keep them at a consistent temperature. However, in most cases it doesn't hurt to keep them together. And with not always being able to cut the eggs, that's fine. Cutting the eggs just gives them a better chance of survival but it's not going to guarantee anything.
With the two of them now running a zoo and an adoption program, they aren't going to have nearly as much time. That's fine. || Also, Emily has always done the high pitched voice. So many pet owners do that, it's not just her. I think that shows that she enjoys doing it and it's not forced. And Ed is camera shy which is why he's usually behind the camera.
@@Wonwoosonlywife Hi. I am, have been, 100 percent aware of what you discussed in your second paragraph. I could have written it myself. Pretty much have, elsewhere.
So, the only "new" point you raise is about them running the zoo, rescue and the shop, new warehouse, frequent trips to shows -- correct, their work lives have changed. I am being too picky about the videos. I miss seeing the "old-timers" -- the animals we already know and love. To me, the babies are overrated. They are bred to be sold, with rare exception ("holdbacks.") So nothing charming or warm-hearted there. Cute for 5 minutes on camera. I guess I am person who IS tired of all the babies. I like the oldsters and permanent residents.
And I AM guilty of talking to my animals constantly, sometimes in a singsong voice. Thankfully, I am not being filmed!!
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@@chuckthebrindlepittie6820 calm down its not that big of a deal if some babies die, its nature even if they aren't IN nature they're still animals and I just happens no matter what breeder and most of the time it doesn't matter, it's sad, but it doesn't matter
Emily's calm reactions to getting bitten always make me smile
Most of what they carry is like being bitten by aggressive sandpaper and you get used to it. It's the "mildly" and higher venomous ones that are nasty because you can get an allergic reaction to any snake at any time. You could get an allergic reaction just from the saliva. WH bites not so bad, but a large hoggie or things like FWC a lot less fun. Do not get bit by Tegu, Iguana or 3ft+ monitors - they are more than capable of snapping your wrist if they death roll..
bro how could it make you smile your crazy she could've got poisond
@@brianbernard9902 🤓Envenomated* 🤓
Y'all they wouldn't play around with them if they were known to have a medically significant bite. Even American hognoses have mild venom (this is why ppl allergic to bee stings shouldn't handle them). Also it's funny bc Emily is SO calm. This is the first I've seen her say "ow"- there's a scene somewhere where Ed has a nice snake and turns and Emily just has one attached to her arm like nbd.
Absolutely! It makes it all way less frightening. I was handling a snake at a pet store the other day and the employee began to freak out because it tried to bite me. But I was like "I mean it's a baby milk snake, I knew was I was getting into." Little guy chewed on my shirt but never nicked me. Still, I was kind of proud of myself for feeling so relaxed. (Don't worry, I put the little guy back pretty quickly since he didn't seem happy to be handled).
Aww! Baby season has been great this year, so many interesting and new little snakes! I'm so excited to see what all the snakes you've gained this year look like later on!
Yas 👏
They sell alot of babies on the store though to, but still true
This has definitely been one of the most exciting hatching season on the channel in a long time. Its been so fun to see what you guys are hatching out this year. Praying one year I can get myself on a waitlist for a hognose baby!
I need an update on Emily’s hand from that Mad hogs bite 😂. I was so shocked that baby Mad hog chomped her that hard. Hope you’re okie Emily ❤❤❤
Lol let's hope no news is good news and that Emily still has a thumb
I don't need all 10 fingers, right?
@@SnakeDiscovery Hope you’re doing okie dokie Emily 🫶🏼💕!!! This is honestly a dream come true getting a comment back from yall!!!
@@SnakeDiscovery the thumb is a pretty important one 😭
@@SnakeDiscovery technically no bu the thump is very important that the hand function properly and like a hand
The look on that baby hog's face after being removed from Emily's hand was the epitome of "I know what I did... and I'D DO IT AGAIN."
I’m so glad hatching season is still going on! I love seeing all these baby snakes so much😍 literally light up my day (also I’m never this early…)
Love how excited Emily gets, no matter what the snake spieces. So happy you 2 finally hatched someMGH babies and such a good amount of "BABIES", no I wasn't shouting that's a Emily quote!
The thing I like the most is the rescue work they do. I had a rescue named Hector who died of cancer in July. Beardies are the ones the most rescued because no is really told how much care they need and are surrendered when the owners get tired of them. No matter what, Hector got the care he needed. He was the goofiest guy I ever had. I hope to get another one next year. Reptiles are sooooo cool!
Recently I saw a thumbnail elsewhere that said "do bearded dragons make good beginner pets?" and my immediate reaction was "probably not". Thanks for confirming, and giving Hector all the love and care he needed.
I'm laughing because the last three trying to get into the shared cave kinda stalled and they looked hilarious with just their heads in.
It was very fitting for the little diglet baby to be poking their little head out like that to say hello!!😊
So, this is silly. But I really appreciate the fact that y'all show on camera getting bitten by the snakes, so that we can see how completely not a big deal it is. I think we have the idea of snake bites so built up in our minds (or at least I did) that it really helps to see that being bitten by a hognose is really no worse than being bitten by a cat.
Actually, cat bites can be kind of dangerous, as they carry bacteria that can pierce deeply and cause infections in humans. Mayo Clinic reported in 2014 that one in three patients with cat bites required hospitalization (although, that is presumably only one in three patients who actually reported their cat bite so the proportion is probably kind of off). This is not to say you should be super scared of snakes but rather a PSA that if you get bitten by a cat you should actually take it seriously.
@@elizabethsullivan1894 I am aware.
@@elizabethsullivan1894 Dogs are like that too. Really any animal bites are potentially dangerous and carry the risk of serious infection. I would think that baby snakes that just hatched out of the egg might be less infectious though, because they wouldn't have had contact with pathogens they can carry in their mouths yet.
Depends on the snake and the person. Get a hognose ident wrong in US you just got bit by a rattlesnake. Get a Smooth Snake ident wrong and it'll be an Adder..
The more times you get snake chewed the higher the likelihood of allergic or anaphylaxis reactions.
But mammalian pets are much more dangerous re pathogens and some carry venoms that don't have antivenin. Platypus and Slow Loris a good example.
And a Western Hognose bite will cause oedema and that can cause compartment syndrome. You never ever want to go there.
@Rosie Hawtrey I'm pretty sure only the most drunk or stupid person could get a hognose mistaken for a rattlesnake, from a distance where they're close enough to get bitten. Bullsnake, sure. But the only similarity hognoses have to rattlers at all is a vaguely similar pattern. Size, body shape, head shape, and most importantly the defense mechanism is all wrong
"one of your kids bit me" left me dying 🤣
12:20 🤣 "one of your kids bit me, I hope you're happy." Y'all are hilarious
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@@LPSDevon26 I figured. Thanks 😉
I adore you guys and your enthusiasm. My baby bull snake from you - now named Catori - is settling in SO well and is surprisingly chill and sweet. I love her 🥰
My baby bull snake from E & E is also really chill and nice….
I agree with Ed,, that bite looked a bit swollen and red 😅😅😅
That baby sure got Emily good for a first bite 😂😂😂
I was confused when she left one baby in the mini container and then even more confused when she came back to two XD
I’m so impressed over how much the patreon list has grown! We’ve been backers for over a year and my name has been pushed significantly lol. I love how much support the channel has!
In 2 hours these guys got 15k views! Thank you for providing cuteness directly to our eyeballs.
The eyeballs appreciate it.
Up to 38k now
Now that the east coast is waking up it’s over 50k
And my eyeballs are very happy too!
What a nice, strong bunch o' babies! Everyone pipped, everyone was big and healthy, and one even got a mouthful of Emily's hand 😂
Strong and healthy.
I love the fact that the Madagascar hogs get 'Mad hogs' as a nickname for the breed X3
Yay baby Sneks...🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍😎👍💛
Just watched, ouch Emily, hope your ok and didn't or don't have too bad an allergic reaction. Congrats on you guys finally being able to accomplish something you guys had wanted to do for a very long time.
Just all good postive stuff to you guys and everyone everywhere, thanks
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I like how she goes "dad is Mad now. One of your babies bit me." Ed goes "good I wants foods" talking for the hognose lol
Snake discovery has brought a joy into my family's life. A month ago we got one of the Cuban false chameleons from their facility and at first he wasn't eating but now he loves eating and is doing well. He's already shed with and his name is Frederick
Now, that is a great name!!!
Emily: Aw you're so angry!!!
MadHog: *bites forreal
Emily: *surprised Pikachu face
That one baby said "MONCH!" 😂😂😂 adorable
If Snake Discovery has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Snake Discovery has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Snake Discovery has only one fan then that is me. If Snake Discovery has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. If the world is against Snake Discovery, then I am against the world.
This is a clutch that would have made it far in the wild and that makes me very happy to see them all so healthy. I am proud of them too. All of them are so cute.
HEYYY . I’ve had my first snake for a week now Murray darling carpet python . I’ve been trying to feed it for a week now and he finally ate !!! I’m sooo happy
Well the only other clutches left now are the tricolours and the mbks, I'm impressed that it's December and we're still not through them all.
Edit: And Azura's tiny clutch.
I was so confused cause she only left 1 baby snake in the OG container. And the she opened it and there were 2 😅
Dang I can't believe that they actually like chew you, that was a really interesting fact to learn, hope you're still okay! Awesome video, I've really enjoyed y'alls hatching videos, and just everything y'all do in general.
Madagascar Hogs are my dream snake that I hope to own one day. I'm getting my first snake next year, a Plains Hognose, but hopefully someday I'll have the space for a Mad Hog
i would love to see a breeding round up video! even if its just the two of you reacting to your breeding plans video 😊
More madhogs! I love those little faces. Hoggies are my favorite. So much so I got one myself! And I adore him.
Now you need a female! Lol 😂 I swear the females like to bite though. Lol 😂 Two of my girls got me and a third one was thinking about it! Lol 😂
Emily: I bet you won't bite me!
Baby Snake: challenge accepted.
Demonetized for blood? It's a snake channel. Literally cute little animals. The occasional "ow!" is to be expected! And they are adorable, cute little babies, btw! I'm glad your thumb is okay.
Emily: Ooop let me add more water 🥰
Baby hoggie: WTF
Your love for reptiles is absolutely infectious! I love that you baby them and act silly the same way someone would with mammals.
“Look at them all! Seven- okay I wanna hold them all.”
I’m laughing way too hard! Congratulations on the babies~!
Man this hatching season was just amazing for you guys and I'm so happy how far you've come 😩
Wrong emoji dude…
just as I thought my feed was all done for the night (almost 10pm PST) snake discovery uploads a video! sweet.
Madagascar hognoses are some of the most ADORABLE snakes I've ever seen
I would love to see a video breakdown (or mini series) on how you opened your reptile store front! Like everything from working with vendors to get wholesale products to getting permits to sell reptiles (if you need them)! 🐍
Oooo I like this idea! I've been wondering how one starts a company/store, bc there's not one blueprint but an idea would be nice. I know Emily made snake discovery an LLC from the beginning, but not what they did for the facility.
I love how Emily puts them in the bigger container, so they have more space, and then they all cram under the tiny half log :-)
The anacondas in vancouver aquarium have a large enough enclosure yet all 3 times I've visited the female was in the same spot underwater, the male is tiny compared to her
Best to keep babies together in my experience. They like being snuggled up together, are less stressed, and more likely to eat without hassle.
Oh the way he flatten and then bit Emily not hard based on her reaction but Emily was so calm about it and she said “ he is just a baby what can he do?” As her hand is getting Red like a tomato every second
I just unpackaged my copies of the coloring book and calendar. The photography and artwork in each are gorgeous! And Ed, I'm sure you won't end up regretting putting your birthday in there... Not at all...
Those of us who have been watching a long time already knew his birthday anyway. It was mentioned in one of the really early videos. 😉
I love that diglets head was the first we saw out, its fitting too that it stayed with its head only out of the egg
i just want to say that you guys got me over my fear of snakes and now I have my own pet snake.
Did anyone else notice that she kept calling the one egg "Voltorb" when it was obviously an Electrode? lol
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These are always so interesting to watch I seriously await these snake hatches !
So oddly entertaining
i loved the snake bite reaction at 7 min 15 secs into video ... got me laughing ... FUN FACT Laughing & smiling is good for your health
Every time we have one of these hatching videos and there’s so much adorable footage of baby snakes all piled up together, I wonder “WHY does the world not contain more species of snakes that like to live communally?!?”
Is dad full grown? He seems small compared to the size of the babies. But then again these babies are huge! And so pretty 😍
7:30 is when she got bit- 😂 LITTLE DEVIL
Seeing the extra baby, and the fact that luckily they all pipped with no help, maybe you could write the number of eggs on the containers too
More mad hogs!!!
Also did you guys ever find that escaped scaleless baby? And do you guys still breed garter snakes?
When the baby in the diglet egg slowly put his face back in it was so cute 😭
Hiya from Calgary Alberta! Love watching you guys! You guys are one of two channels that I watch about snakes. Love learning about snakes. :)
Calgary here too!!!
I am writing a thing where a gigantic Madagascar Hognose (as in, roughly the size of a male Anaconda) is a hatchling Midgard Serpent, and one of the first thing he does after hatching is bite a giant who scared him. Good to see I'm getting the behaviors right. :P
I was actually awake for this one! Yay! Mad Hogs are soooooo cute. I can't wait to see the lavenders when you finally start that project! They're gonna be soooo pretty.
Emily: *gets bitten by a slightly venomous snake*
Emily: Aw so cute, so feisty!
😂😂 I love it.
The babies are adorable but I'm curious if you guys ever found the runt of the little that disappeared awhile ago.
Emily: “Voltorb pipped”
Electrode: *uses self destruct*
I love how she was so calm when a snake literally broke her skin 💀
Their teeth are tiny so it doesn’t hurt that bad.
The easy snake oven is ready! The incubator looks so neat
Yaassss more babies !! Emily and Ed love your videos best ever and I’ve learnt more stuff about snakes then stuff in class
I have a bite mark in almost the same spot from my Golden Madagascar hognose. Sliced me up good. But didn't have any reaction. So I don't think he got any venom in me.
Congrats on another beautiful clutch of babys💚💚
"We are strong, independent MadHogs who don't need no human to hatch!"
"And we will also not tolerate your shenanigans, giant ape!" * tries to eat Emily *
This breeding season was amazing!❤❤❤
first year of madagascar giant hognose babies and i'm already very in love with them
It's really funny, I don't share your enthusiasm for breeding snakes, but I really enjoy hearing your enthusiasm and positivity. The world needs more good news, more positivity and more people like Emily. Ed doesn't get quite as excited (otherwise we'd get way more camera shake and wobblyness). Keep up the amazing work.
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I think Ed does get just as excited, he’s just a lot more subdued in expressing it. :)
I love when they're born pissed . Lol don't know nothing yet and your mad 🤣🐍 freaking adorable though
I love your work of taking care of those cuties snakes.. :)
Congratulations on your new home 🏠
I love how y'all have hatching babies into bromating season
They had sooo many clutches this year! Great for us because of more cute baby vids, and great for them financially lol
This is one of the most wholesome channel ever. Have been watching since 2019. :)
I love your videos I learned so much from you ❤
"let's get you a little more space"
mad hogs: *proceed to cram themselves into a half log*
lollllll
Based on the moving comments this video is about 3 months old or so in the current day time line :)
I cant believe that i have been watchin you for many years, and i have been dreaming about a snake all of that time, and yesterday i got my very first mexican black, im so excited!!
Emily, Like most rear-fanged snakes, the venom of the Malagasy giant hognose snake is not fatal to humans, though it can cause local pain or swelling for several hours. I just looked it up on Google.
I love you’re channel you inspired me to adopt a bald python and two leopard geckos!
Emily opening the container with two instead of one baby and not realizing it lmao
The twist at the end is shocking and i love you so so much 💗 ♥️ 💖 ❤️ 💓 💛 💗 ♥️ 💖 ❤️ 💓 💛 💗 ♥️ 💖 ❤️ 💓 💛 💗 ♥️ 💖 ❤️ 💓 💛 💗
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@@Collin1427 Wha no I am lol my name is at the bottom of newest lol!
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Love the facial expression snakes make when asking for food, its so cute
Definitely needed an adorable snake hatching today. Never fails to make me smile. ♥😊
If I ever got a pet snake it because of Emily. She is so special. Keep up the good work guys. I love watching your videos.
I saw that! I saw that the second baby bin was "backwards"! 😂 Ahaha love you guys
I enjoy every video that y'all do. I went to my first day of leander reptile expo and almost seen all of the vendors who have reptiles. I've bought my first ball python and saw a long tail boa and held one and she was the most calm and puppy dog tame. The video doesn't do any justice to the color of the baby and adults.
You guys should make snake discovery bandaids so you can cover up bites with style!