Baby Albino Bullsnakes Hatching!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2023
- Our albino bullsnakes hatched!! They're ALL albino, and boy are some PINK!
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I love that Emily usually notices color in the babies, but Ed usually notices differences in pattern.
I've always been fascinated by the differences in people's perception (or the order thereof) of things. 2 people, even 100 people can see the same stuff and not notice the same details in the same order.
It's super cool and I love that we get to watch Ed & Emily's different perceptions like you were talking about
@@jvseventeen Absolutely same.
I can look at, say, a photo, and I’ll notice a couple things first, but my kid and my husband will notice entirely different things first.
It’s so interesting to me and how sometimes that seems to follow a pattern and sometimes it seems to be random.
Like, if my kid and I are on a walk and he spots a cool rock that I missed, is it because he’s closer to the ground, is drawn to the color, is drawn to certain shapes?
And I usually notice birds that he doesn’t. Is it because I like birds? Because of their sounds or shapes?
It’s just fun to think about.
Also, when it comes to the baby snakes, I’m with Emily and I’m all about the colors, lol.
🤯 now that you mention it
On average, women are better at spotting differences in colour, and men are better at spotting contrasts. Men are also more likely to be colourblind.
That’s that gatherer vs. hunter 😂
I've said this in a few videos but it would be great to have a video with a bunch of animals going about their lives while Ed provides their voices. I would love that! Ed providing their dialogue is so stinking cute.
Yes! Something like KLR Productions (I think that’s the channel name?) would be amazing! Ed’s voices are 10/10.
Absolutely agree
Awesome snakes
This has to stay the top comment! I really want this and not only a single video but a short series like the shenanigans that comes every 2-3 months
Yesssssssssss pls
"see if he decides to... alive himself" 5:30 i love emily, such an optimist. honestly like my parents trying to get me up in the morning
I smell another stay
Hello fellow stays…. Funny running into you here….. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
15:10 Fun fact: the adorable noise that baby crocodilians make has a similar effect - full-term crocodilian eggs hatch more quickly if the baby can hear other babies calling. That sound also attracts the mother crocodilian to dig them back up.
Never gets old to hear you be so excited over baby snakes and call them beautiful
Damnit, ur here too?!?! Why r u everywhere omg
Bruh
HEISENBERGGG
You comment on lots of snake discovery videos
Yes why is there a snake talking?😂😂😂😂😂
Kink in tail little one is doing great and eating well!!! 18:32 🐍🌈❤️
Did you adopt it?
Yeah! So glad to hear that!!!
I finally got to visit the zoo this last weekend. Fantastic. Completely worth the 4 hour drive. I hope you guys got the purple hognose sculpture I brought!
You make sculptures? That's so cool!
Wow clever clocks 😅😂
It’s a 16 hour drive for me,but I’m going on summer and I’m so excited
@@Thechicklover it's so worth it. Super cool.
Hugs to Ed for the loss of his grandmother. Good that he had baby snakes waiting for him when he got home.
I love to think about how the babies just be chilling in the incubator, just slithering on top of each other and it just being quiet and peaceful and then one day a bright light and a high pitched "OOHHH MY GOD BABY (insert species) YYAAAYYY" 😂😂
hard to say this without sounding like a weirdo but dissecting the eggs that don't hatch are some of my favorite parts of these videos!! i find it interesting, though i get why people get squeamish about it. this is a gorgeous clutch of snakes, everyday i grow more and more convinced that i want a bullsnake
So sorry to hear about Ed's grandma. But excited to see that you will have 3 million subs any minute now. I've followed y'all almost from the beginning & I'm so happy to see all of your growth & success! Congrats!
PS I know your grandma is looking down on you & is super proud of you, Ed & Emily.
If ed ever gets visited by some uber calm animal, some cultures believe these animals to be their loved ones reincarnated. A specific example is cardinals, or other birds. Sometimes it's insects like a moth or butterfly.
My condolences to Ed. That's hard losing family.
Side note about the baby snakes that did not make it; I know that reptiles are one of the exceptions to being okay with inbreeding, but I have noticed in past videos that inbred clutches do seem to have a higher mortality rate and kink rate, so I can't help but wonder if there is something science/breeding has missed that actually makes inbreeding in snakes less viable. Just a thought.
Snakes do suffer from adverse effects of inbreeding, but their tolerance to inbreeding is a lot better than that of mammals so ypu can get away with it a lot more
You can see it in breeding two lavender hognoses to each other. Usually low success rate since all lavender hognoses came from one snake originally vs the higher success rate of breeding a visual lavender and a het lavender together
They definitely still would have the "unmasking bad recessives" downside to inbreeding, since the whole point of inbreeding snakes is often unmasking *good* recessives (eg morphs) and the good and bad recessive genes are inherited and expressed along the same rules. They also presumably have the "accentuating extreme versions of polygenetic traits" potential downside (a human example of this is the Hapsburg chin) since that's what linebred traits are, but that's easily avoided by selective breeding away from those things. I think the only downside of inbreeding that wouldn't affect reptiles is probably the HLA immune markers (heterozygosity in the genes for those markers leads to a better immune system) which I think is mammal-specific.
I was wondering that too, multiple perfectly formed babies dying in the egg makes me think something’s up. The most obvious answer for those losses is inbreeding. But it’s possible Mr. Wilson’s age played a factor
Came here to say this exact thing Corrina.
@@pdpuppersI also had the thought about Mr Wilson's age playing a part. I actually came to the comments to see if anyone else thought about the inbreeding and age were factors as well.
You know your 3 year old has been watching a lot of Snake Discovery when he picks up a stuffed animal and says “hey, cutie!” 😂
Mine is going to be five soon but I’ve caught her “incubating eggs” blueberries, they were blueberries in a drawer. I let her pick out clip on earrings and she picked snakes. She’s put them in play dough and toy eggs so they hatch. And keeps her toy snakes and snake earrings in little enclosures with enrichment. I won’t let her give them water though
Adorable. Both these stories are absolutely adorable ❤
Diablo, the patternless bullsnake I just got from you, is so very sassy! Handling him every day :) he is so healthy, handsome, and full of personality!!!!
I've followed this channel for what feels like years (rarely ever comment) and, I don't know if you've already done this but, sometime in the future could we get a video showcasing all types of morphs (a video per species) and how these occured from a genetic or historical perspective?
Ex: This gene reduces the amount of brown & yellow pigment in the skin which gives the snake (or baby) this color
I know this might not be all that interesting / entertaining when compared to other content showcased here, but I think this suggestion still fits under the education focus you have.
Just this past year I refreshed myself with some of my old Biology study from school and this suggestion has been floating around my head for months so I figured I might as well suggest now.
They have an old video in the past that I think focuses on hognoses. You can also go to morphmarket and look at their morphepedia which lists the origin of genes (if known) and details on what they do. (a while back i usesd morphepedia to make a ball python guide which also mentions the types of pigments- melanin and carotenoids mainly- that are influencing the morphs)
As a bio student myself I am super interested in the science side, and I've looked up various studies on google scholar, but there tends to be much less research about the genetics of commercially bred snakes. For example there are literally thousands of ball python morphs but the few studies mostly focus on just a few, like albino or spider complex (due to the problems with the latter).
I think they might have done something like that for bullsnakes
You could also check out Clint's reptiles. He has a four-part series on it.
They kinda do it in some videos, one that comes to mind is the erythristic snake video from a couple years ago where they discussed the differences between erythristic and albino
same here! and i agree haha
The way Ed says "babies" always gets me 😂❤
I don’t know if you will read this Emily and Ed, but I found your channel through my children and I used to be super scared of snakes. I actually love watching your videos now, and my fear has got less from watching how enthusiastic you guys are about your snakes and especially the babies! I love watching you both 🙂
I love that you can see the baby at 1:22 hissing so hard it's inflating! Balloon baby!
Interesting. Those bbys are so much more red than my girl from Priscilla’s clutch last year. The variation in just albino alone is astounding. My girl is almost white with yellow markings that have just the slightest bit of orange.
Lucky, u have one of these sassy pants. I want a hognose, personally, and snake discovery would be one of the hognose breeders I know of that I trust the most. But it’s soo far away…
Emily’s joy and excitement over baby snakes never gets old. It’s so joyful and absolutely brightens my day. 💜💜💜
Emily is made out of cotton candy, sunshine, and unicorn glitter!
Ik right💛💛
🐍That's like corn snake snows, pink and white when little but the colors change and solidify into white and yellow. I wish they would stay pink and white. We do have other corns that stay pink but there's something especially pretty about baby snows.🐍
100% the people at Menard's talk about y'all 😂
The people at Menards are probably like, "why do these people get so many pvc caps?"
I wish we could get three baby videos per week lol these are my fave!
Don’t worry, I’d never expect you guys to burn yourselves out ❤
I still can't believe I've been watching you guys for 6 years, its crazy!
My kids and I just love watching you from Michigan. My son was wondering if you could/would be able to start making videos of the babies. Like after they have had a meal or 2 and are just about ready to go to their new wonderful homes. We know that you are very busy but would love to be able to see the snakes before they go home. Not all the clutches, just the ones from the really cool ones and the ones of the first ever babies. Keep up with all the amazing things that you and Ed do❤❤❤
This is a lovely idea, I would watch every video of this content!
at 17:32 with this particular baby snake you can see on the side of it that is showing that it has the letter 'C' on its side which is so cool 🤩🤩💖💖💝💝
Albino Babies ❤
I think with bird eggs pressure in dead ones is from gasses. Extra fluids don't just materialize but i would guess decomposition produces gasses which expand the egg.
Bad chicken eggs can explode from the pressure.
2:15 that little head just popping out of the egg is adorable
Emily: We've proven she's not het white-sided!
Priscilla, wrapping herself directly around Emily's neck: My secret will die with you.
I know it could just be coincidence, but if almost a quarter of the babies didn’t survive to hatch and Mr. Wilson was bred with his daughter, isn’t it possible Mr. Wilson has a bad recessive mutation he passed on to Priscilla?
ed's turn to hold the adorable baby pile xD
the derpy ones that just hang with the head out of the egg is just too cute.
Okay I want a baby Mr Wilson so bad, so friendly!
My condolences to Ed, so sorry to hear about your grandmother.
If you like this comment you are a real snake discovery fan 🐍🐍
Aww what friendly little bullsnake babies. SIKE! Their little hisses are so cute
I don't know why, but the sassy snakes are so adorable
Thanks for sharing these wonderful babies every year! I'm sure yall are crazy slammed with running a business, doing trips, meeting your fans, AND faithfully posting videos for us, but yall rock it every time! Hope you hit 3M soon and condolences on the loss in your family.
the baby you pulled out of the egg, was the one with the really thick shell that you had a hard time cutting. so if it was fine otherwise maybe it just couldn't get out...
What a gorgeous clutch. 🐍The albino babies are always so cute. 😁I love baby season. 🎉
It makes me laugh sometimes because some of your video reminds me of game of thrones/ house of the dragon 😂 those babies are Mr. Wilson’s children and grandchildren, and they are Priscilla’s children and siblings. AND They are Albinos! They are serving Targaryen realness better then any Targaryen we’ve seen on tv so far😂😂😂 If Priscilla starts going for her eggs like enomelet, legit could be a more interesting game of thrones episode 😂😂😂
Don’t know if that humors to dark for this comment section but it really cracked me up😂
Tee shirt idea : “Always angry” with an adorable angry bull snake face 🤣
Is there a bingo board or drinking game for hatching videos? I’ve come to expect Emily’s “you are so sassy” and I wasn’t disappointed this time either 😂
I love the way you give chin scratches to that baby 🥹🥺 Smol serpentine dragon
I can't wait until bucks babies hatch!!! The scaleless babies are ALWAYS my favorite! I love seeing their random patterns of scales. Especially when they are around their faces they always remind me of little gem stones like they are going out for the night and getting pretty lol 🐍🐍
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Love these Bullies!! Beautiful colors congrats! So exciting!!
Ed, sorry for the loss of your grandmother
Much love from Curaçao ❤
All my grandparents are dead, now. Much empathy from North Dakota.
Love the joy and excitement in their eyes, voices, and body language!!!!
You might not see this emily or ed but if you pause at 6:25 when you cut that big egg open. You can see a pre slice in the egg and even when you cut the egg you can see it much clearer. I think that snake would have made it to hatching. Poor noodle wasn't strong enough but he or she did definitely try!
i found that the small spice prep dishes make wonderful baby bin water dishes, and they cost around the same as the pvc covers.
I love this check in with the babies after they've grown a bit! It would be awesome to see an update on babies video for any that you've hatched and kept.
I can’t put into words how much of an inspiration you and ed have been to me. Thanks to you, I’m saving up to get a bearded dragon right now. Thank you, emily and ed ❤
You won't regret it thanks to snakes discovery I now have 2 bearded dragons.
@@lizlilliman3644 I’ve got almost enough money to get a beardie. I might go to Snake Discovery and adopt one from them when i get my tank set up
Love your excitement and love for all your sassy and sweet babies alike!
They are such glorious colors! And such cute little faces!
Sorry to hear about Ed's grandma! RIP.
I'm relieved to hear that BirdTricks came back this year! Will there be a video? I want to see Cheyenne's progress.
These are gorgeous babies. One of my first snakes 35 years ago was a bull snake. 💜
Aww the little angel bluffer has a heart shape on her head, so cute 🥰
So sorry to hear about your grandma, Ed. *sends hugs*
That derp is my spirit animal. Made his way into the world. Immediately gave up and decided to just hang out.
hi Emily! I just wanted you to know how much you inspire me. thanks to you I am going to my first reptile expo to get possibly a blue tongued skink, and I really hope to see you there! you are the reason so many of us are pursuing the reptile hobby!
So many sassy snakes! Lovely colours on this bunch & it's always great to see the parents of the newly hatched snakes. I think that hognose & bull snakes are my two favourites & all of your babies are adorable. Thank you for sharing this video with us!
i really love your hatching videos
is there a chance that there were more genetically-unable-to-survive babies in this clutch because a daughter was paired to a father? so there was a higher percentage chance of a bad gene getting passed to the new babies? i know you can breed parents to children/siblings to siblings to a degree with some snakes, but i also wonder if that's why there were 3 who just didn't make it this go around (which seems like a higher percent than usual for bull snakes/a clutch that size)
Aww I love Bird Tricks ❤
Ed sorry for your loss praying for your family. I love watching the babies hatch. ❤❤
Ope. Emily is huffing snakelets again. Mark it off your bingo cards!
I love the random facts at the end of every video😂😂😂 i actually don't know most of them so it's nice to know 😊😂
who else loves when something special happens to the babies?🐍
It the most wonderful time of the year, baby hatching ❤
THAT'S MY BABY MANGROVE! Never expected to see him in a bullsnake video lol!
Im wondering if that one baby in the hard egg just couldnt cut the egg. The other two just didnt make it. As is nature.
Saw a beautiful bull Snake today about 3' long while walking through an orchard, I was relieved it wasn't a rattler 😂
SO CLOSE TO 3m 🎉🎉❤
Gosh they're beautiful, they look like wiggly creamsicles.🧡🧡🧡
Love the update….that’s definitely something I would like to see more often! ❤🎉
I love the hatching video's. Ty for sharing.
Do you keep track of how many babies you have each year? It would be interesting to know that, this feels like a very sucessfull baby season!
You guys should make more shenanigans videos they were some of my favorites
I’m so sorry about your loss ed
Also I was so excited for this clutch and the babies did not disappoint ahhh so many cute babies!!!
I'd love for a video from your staff going around the zoo
This is my favorite time of year ❤ bebe sneks. So adorable
Hi Emily and Ed,
I've been watching your videos and I'm really impressed with the amount of care and knowledge you put into snake husbandry. Your snakes seem very well taken care of, and it's evident that you are passionate about their well-being.I have a question that's been on my mind, and I'm hoping you could shed some light on it. I'm curious about how snakes fare in confined breeding environments. To clarify, I'm not making any accusations, and the snakes in your videos look healthy and unstressed. My question is more of a general one: How can we tell if a snake is uncomfortable or stressed due to lack of space? Unlike dogs or other more expressive animals, snakes aren't as easy to read when it comes to their comfort levels.Are there any studies or guidelines you could point to that discuss how much space is "enough" for different species of snakes? I'm genuinely interested in learning more about this aspect of snake care.
Thank you for your time, and keep up the great work!Best regards, Till
you guys make me less scared of snakes and I love the baby snakes all the time they are so cute
Interesting, funny, and cool vid with sassy, spicy, cute and pretty babies. Also the cameo of Blue chirping in the background.
They are so beautiful. ❤
Wow their colours are beautiful ❤🐍
I would love to see a video of a "tipical day in zoo" like what do you first do when coming in when you feed the animals (is it before you open or after you close) or some thing like that
I love Your vids even when not owning a reptile i think Your vids are funny and educational and you both are sooo funny
Love from Croatia ❤
It i ever do come to USA the first thing i Will visit is this gorgeus zoo 😭😭❤
Aww! So beautiful little babies 🐍❤ I hope we get an update video so we can see if those ones stayed pink 🤩
They are so beautiful!
I love hearing Blueberry I’m the background! It’s so cute!
Hi Emily So sad😥to hear the Ed's grand mother had passed. I know that she must have been so proud of him, with your wonderful success with Snake Discovery, and your awesome zoo. Those baby albino bull snakes are so cute, and sassey. You notice the different colors, and Ed, the different patterns. Sorry that you lost a few. But I bet that happens in nature to. I have been watching the both of you since the beginning video Cindy
Thanks guys I always enjoy watching baby snakes content ❤️🇦🇺
This type of content inspires me because now I have 3 snakes and want to work with animals when I’m older! Three cheers for snake discovery!
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Been watching you for years and yet I still get excited and immediately click your videos when you upload!
Good day, to Ed sorry to here about your Gandmother passing . It is hard to lose a love one. As that seems to have happened a few weeks ago. I hope now that everyone is having a fantastic day. Your videos are always enjoyable and fantastic to watch.
Thoughts and prayers to you guys and Ed’s family ❤️
Condolences on your loss. Prayers of peace and comfort to you and your family. ❤