What Makes Snakes Aggressive?

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  • Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
  • Have you ever wondered if snakes are naturally calm or angry? We hear of snakes "chasing people down" but do they really? We talk about some natural aspects of our snakes and how we can better keep them, have better relationships with them and enhance the lives of them and us as keepers. Our lavender female mainland reticulated python, male sri lankan python and female burmese python help us discuss how to best make friends with them.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @raybaker1484
    @raybaker1484 29 дней назад +3

    I bought my IJ carpet python because I walked into my local pet shop and the workers were pinning him down with hooks and grabbing him by the head. They told me he was crazy. 6 months later he's a down right sweetheart my toddlers hold. Nurture can make a difference

  • @susanmartin3762
    @susanmartin3762 Месяц назад +2

    When you said she went to your chest for warmth..😢 that got to me. You know, I look back over the friends I've had over the years and the people I've met or didn't know but we were there for an event or party. ..I remember many of those places I visited had snakes. If I knew then, what I know now...I think I would have had to say or do something about how they were neglecting and mistreated those poor animals. I saw snakes in shoe boxes and fish bowls. I saw them in wire cages with nothing covering those metal bars. I've seen snakes with no hides, no heat lamps. I've seen snakes kept at eye level with big dogs staring at them and one was drooling... can you imagine how terrified that poor snake was? I'm sorry I didn't know then what I know now. Tim you are without question one of the kindest most intelligent and interesting man I've met here in RUclips'sville. Your knowledge of your animals is more than impressive! It's always a pleasure watching your vlogs. I'm certain you have helped HUNDREDS of people who didn't know how to house and keep their snakes and all of their other pets. You give so freely from your heart and in today's world, that is rare and appreciated. I don't have any reptiles so I watch people that do. Thank you for all you do to improve and enhance the world you live in. Your audience had TRIPPLED since the first vlog I met you on, that horrible massacre that happened awhile ago. The pain and heartbreak you felt transmitted, I bet was felt throughout the world of snake lovers and Guardians. You helped people to know what to do... and that's when I first watched you and I've watched EVERY VIDEO you've made since.You're awesome!❤ p.s. Bob looks great.. I'm not sure if you used my suggestion to name him Bob or someone elses... I'm going to think you picked mine...(but i know you didnt coz i just said Bob and Not "silent Bob ")😅😊

  • @Tarras.Snake.Treasures
    @Tarras.Snake.Treasures Месяц назад

    Love it! Nature or nurture? YES!

  • @tevyelamplighter487
    @tevyelamplighter487 24 дня назад

    Wow, Chloe is really something.

  • @heartlandreptiles
    @heartlandreptiles Месяц назад +1

    Great points, Tim! It’s nature AND nurture!

  • @jayweiland
    @jayweiland 24 дня назад

    Good day to you, Tim. Congrats on almost being at 10k subs! That's awesome man. I really enjoy your videos and I'm really happy that your channel is growing and reaching a wider audience. People need animal channels in their lives and your channel should be a staple in everyone's sub list. Enjoy your day, brother.

  • @davinadesigns7303
    @davinadesigns7303 28 дней назад

    She can't jump! She has no legs!!!!!! 😭
    😂😂😂

  • @brandoncox6635
    @brandoncox6635 28 дней назад

    Awesome video Tim

  • @nicolegoodew1547
    @nicolegoodew1547 Месяц назад

    Great video 😊

  • @Cissy-ne5sx
    @Cissy-ne5sx Месяц назад

    Thank you for the info

  • @gerald4055
    @gerald4055 Месяц назад

    Nice 👍

  • @fax_machine
    @fax_machine 29 дней назад

    My milksnake came out the egg biting her breeders alongside her siblings. She's a firecracker and the sassiest snake I've ever had. Still a joy and delight, as much as she tries to convey otherwise.

  • @Bigslabs420
    @Bigslabs420 29 дней назад

    Tim, my comment is this, everyone told me to stay away from blood pythons because the stigma is “they’re nasty and defensive and not good pets”, but I tell ya what, I got her 2-3 weeks ago now and she’s been nothing but a dream, she’s only 10 months old and has yet to take a shot at me or hiss at me, none of my snakes have besides my little puney cali king snake, I was expecting my BCC or Burm to take a shot at me but never 😂

  • @mwilson772
    @mwilson772 Месяц назад

  • @HappyBeezerStudios
    @HappyBeezerStudios 28 дней назад

    Snakes are snakes. And they will be just fine of you don't annoy them. Treat them right, make sure they live in the right environment, and they will be hanging around just fine. Just as with every animal. And individual animals will be calmer or more anxious, will be more defensive or more friendly.

  • @ralphspiegl
    @ralphspiegl 29 дней назад

    hi

  • @karyannfontaine8757
    @karyannfontaine8757 29 дней назад +1

    I have a Burmese Python who by nature is a flailing, biting - the bight where he is so enraged he will not let go. I can unwrap him and have resorted to a bit of Vodka to encourage him to let me go. He has perfect conditions, he is well fed, and has had patience, slow movement, respect and kindness from me. I was told by his breeder he was never going to be handleable. I can hold him, bring him outside, have a good session with him, but then he goes into his I am going to kill you mode when I put him down. He is a handsome Albino, putting on size at almost 3 years old. Worry that his next owner will be unkind to him. I am 74, tiny, slim and still strong. How can this snake have a good life, while not killing me?

    • @IntrepidExotics
      @IntrepidExotics  29 дней назад +1

      That's a tough call, my knee jerk reaction us that if it were me I would find someone that wanted to trade-up a more mellow animal. I know for me I enjoy working with tougher animals so there may be other folks that are good with an arrangement like that. Have to think of your own safety first.

    • @karyannfontaine8757
      @karyannfontaine8757 29 дней назад

      @@IntrepidExotics Do you know anyone who would be willing to work with my snake. I am willing to pay them. I have worked with snakes, feral cats, defensive biting ferrets and minks. This is my first failure and all I want is for Sunshine is a contented life without fear. Perhaps another idea is to leave him alone and carry him from one enclosure to a clean one when needed, but I believe in snake enrichment instead of being contained all of the time.

    • @IntrepidExotics
      @IntrepidExotics  29 дней назад +1

      If you like, you're welcome to contact me on facebook messenger and I'll be happy to help any way I can, I have a big network of friends that are great keepers and there may even be a way to bring her round for ya.

    • @karyannfontaine8757
      @karyannfontaine8757 29 дней назад

      @@IntrepidExotics Thank you, I will try to do that.