The Blue Racer
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Blue racer snakes have survived for thousands of years, but now they are endangered. The only home left for them in Canada is on Pelee Island. In this video Ryan Wolfe, a master’s student at UofT, shares his passion for the racer and explains how these snakes can benefit humans. But now they are the ones that need our help. If you are a landowner, or just visiting the island there are things you can do to help preserve this species.
Funding for this project was provided by the Government of Ontario.
Learn more about the work Ontario Nature is doing to protect wild species, wild spaces, species at risk and vulnerable habitat: ontarionature.org.
Learn more about the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas program: www.ontarionat....
Very good video I am in love with the Blue Racer now!
Thank you Ryan for raising awareness around this beautiful and gentle Blue Racer snake. May your work continue to inspire you and all of us.
We have 80 acres in northern lower Michigan. We have blue racers all over our property. They are beautiful. We love watching Mother Nature. Great vid thanks!
We have a few also in Michigan but southern Michigan so far never had a problem with them
I also live in Michigan & we have them all over west Michigan as well! I had one chase me as a small child with a toad in its mouth! Such beautiful snakes. I hope people leave them alone because they mean no harm to anyone. Such beautiful reptiles.
I am impressed about how gently and carefully Grad Student Ryan handles the Blue Racers.
In Louisiana to
Snakes are a necessity
Used to be member Michigan society of herpetology
Is the blue racer based on a cartoon?💙🐍
Do these snakes really eat Japanese beetles, or is that just on the cartoon?
Are they poisonous?
There are no poisonous snakes. Some snakes are venomous but not The Blue Racer.
Me and my cousin were p
Aying basketball abd we whent to get our ball out in the leaves and sue saw one of these