UNBOXING THE MOST VENOMOUS Snake In The UNITED STATES X2
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This video is an unboxing of two venomous eastern coral snakes. The coral snake is the most venomous snake in the United States. If you want to see more of these guys please subscribe. To help support the channel check my merch store below.
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Lol I’ve never seen a coral snake go off like that 1st guy did
B K I don’t think any snake enjoys it. Some may become used to it over time, but they aren’t like dogs or cats that enjoy being petted by people.
Lol, bro you can keep those, I will stick to vipers. Beautiful, but man they run everywhere!
B K Well you can’t ever say everything is one way or the other. I honestly have no idea the emotional depth a snake has. There is a video here on RUclips of an older man sitting on a dock talking about how the snakes are his friends. Within a matter of seconds a large water snakes pops up out of the water and climbs up his leg to take a perch his holding. So there’s no doubt that snake recognized him and definitely knew he was not a threat. I like to think the snake was happy to see his old friend, but humanizing animals is sometimes just wishful thinking.
Glad to see people passionate about what they do no matter the profession.
Thank you
When I was a child over 30 years ago I learned...
"Red and black venom they lack, red and yellow will kill a fellow"
Red Touches Black Safe For Jack, Red Touches Yellow Kill A Fellow . Sounds Better lol
Haha Yea . More Proper For That Matter .
‘ red on black, you’re ok Jack ‘
‘ red on yellow, kills a fellow ‘
That’s the variation of that rhyme that I was told. I wonder if it’s different in different countries?? They all mean the same thing anyway!!
Too many word combinations that are easy to mix up...
Red touches Yellow, friendly fellow.
Red touches Black, dead man Jack.
The easiest saying to remember is, "If it's a snake, LEAVE IT THE F#CK ALONE!!"
Stunning markings, so beautiful but so very deadly
“Oh I just grabbed him and felt a hemipene “ said no one ever!!! LMFAO
Hahahaha true
Tdh you have the most impressive collection
Thank you I appreciate it
Another great video. You make great content. My only regret about watching your channel is I didn't find you sooner.
The more I watch your channel the more impressed I am with the information you provide. In this video you also show how difficult handling this species can be. I always thought that the (Eastern) Coral snakes were more of a reactive species than a thinking or even contemplative species... until I got a rescue call on a very large (over 30 inches) individual that was surprisingly laid back and friendly!
He would almost always respond to his cage being opened by wanting to crawl out on your hand or arm and at no time did it give any indication of wanting to bite. Given it's size and toxicity it always warranted your undivided attention when being free handled, but seemed to thoroughly enjoy the interaction. I almost got it to eat a small scented mouse... but it was only able to half swallow it, before backing off of it. That one individual changed my view on Coral snakes as potential captives. By the way I got more calls on Coral snake rescues than any other venomous snakes and they were always Corals (versus Scarlet Kings or Scarlet snakes). I live in central Florida.
Keep up the excellent work!
Over 30 inches is really large for this snake. This one he has here is larger than the ones ,most are likely to run across.😊
I agree! Sadly, I only have one picture of this snake climbing on a rifle for scale.
Danger noodle!!
There my personal favorite snake, have 3 that live on my property.
I got to see one in the wild on the east coast so beautiful
Ok your skills are top notch
Wow, that first boy sure was wound up, ready to go, and gave you a run for your money! Great information as always, I sure appreciate it. As always... Stay Safe!
Will do and thank you. That's for sure he never calmed down
Wow COOL 😎
Thank you
So beautiful. I didn't even realize they're the States only elapid. Never even thought about it. I always get some type of knowledge from ur videos 🤘
Thanks so much that's what I'm here for
Sea snake!!
Woah! now that's a danger noodle!
Kool ,,,,,, love the way that you was on point of trying not to get bit from his or her wiggle action on the fierce motions. Beautiful they are in deed ' ,,
Thanks so much lol
@@venomman20 hey it takes 5 milligrams to kill a human? what about the mohave and tiger rattle snake? whats the milligram lethality aka LD 50?
@PsychicMedium4747 from what I read the tiger and the Mojave are about even both take about 10 to 15mg of venom to be lethal. At the same time they do deliver much more than the coral snake making them or atleast the Mojave much more dangerous.
That’s really a fast one , looks like a 2 year old child running away 😂
I literally had one of these in my house when I lived in Louisiana. I was home alone with my two small kids. I called 911 and they came and got the snake out.
I live in south Florida and I’ve only seen one Coral snake in its natural habitat. They definitely don’t want anything to do with humans, just like every other snake. They are so beautiful and I hope these two do just as well as your original!🐍❤️🐍
Thanks so much I have never seen one in the wild
How exciting!
Biutiful animals brother 🙏❤
Great video! Very lovely snakes - what beautiful colours and excellent camera work. :-)
I live in Florida and I've never seen one. Ive seen water moccasins, gators, and two pygmy rattlers, but no coral snakes.
Same here, I’ve seen many cottonmouths, one pigmy rattler, and a dead eastern diamondback, but I have never seen a coral snake.
@@gv2817 ive found a fresh shed of a big eastern diamondback, but couldnt find it's owner.
I found 4 in the yard this year.
Yah glad to see a new video. Love coral snakes. Hope that second one makes it
Nice to see you again brother. Beautiful snakes there indeed!
I love those little snakes. I am not even close to that level. I am looking around now for some Prairie king snakes and getting a set up put together for them
Love coral 🐍 snakes
There awesome
Get a inland taipan. Would love to see that
Already have one and have the video posted
Personally I love those also which is why I have a couple milk snakes, since I don't have a venomous license
Good to see you back!! Was wondering if you were ok.
Thanks my man!!! Looking forward to watching this 😎
Thank you
another great video as usual,
👀👀👀👌👌👌
God damn that thing is so beautiful
They are pretty snakes,I see them all the time,here in Florida...have you seen the patternless diamondbacks we have here,you should try and get one of those
OMG your back!!! Beautiful intro!!!!
Thank you Erin
Such beautiful animals. Hope both that animals do extremely well for you!
Good to have you back 🤘🤘💀
Thank you this last month has been crazy but quite a bit of content was filmed during it so it was worth it
what do i need to get a coral snake? and what are the regulations in az of owning a coral snake
these lil critters loved my grandparents yard in florida. We were raised to respect them but not to fear them as they got tiny lil mouths and like my grandma said, if your dumb enough to put a part of your body into their mouths you probably werent meant for living.
Hahahahaha that's awesome I like your grandma wise words
We just had one of these It was inside our house 😳 It was a full-grown one. We live in Florida
Hell ya bud new video and hello from Tennessee
Hows it going stoked to be catching up from this break
Can not wait to also see some more insects keep it up bud thank you
There are three species of coral snake in the US (eastern, Texas and Arizona). The Arizona coral snake is in a separate genus from the eastern and Texas coral snake.
Sure is
Venom man where do find all a container that BIG to fit those in? Yes I am in fact referring to your giant grapefruits!!! 🤙🏻 love the videos & love all the awesome information you’re able to share about each & every snake you show!!! Stay safe man!!
Damn they’re fast!! I had no idea they were that quick even on a slick surface
Yeah they are pretty good at flailing. And thanks lol
“We don’t typically kill people with coral snake venom so there for we don’t know the exact amount required.” Soooo what do you typically kill people with Venomman? Should we be concerned? 🤣🤣🤣 j/k
You know I cant talk about that lol if you know that's one person to many
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Todd R 😂🤪
Many keepers of corals tube feed and manage to keep them quite successfully
Yes they do I just like the more natural approach
so the corals in mexico are more venumus ?
i would pick it up any way i would have picked up a rattle snake if they were not so aggressive but i did touch an Arizona diamond back though with my hands and they are not aggressive not like the rattle snake. dont ever be afraid when picking up snakes as well they sense fear thats when they will attack that's my key. if you show fear to it they will be more aggressive to you but if you show no fear the snake will let you pick it up and let you put the snake in your mouth just like i did for a coral snake and the other key is dont try to pick the snake if you are sweating they see your body temp and they will be more aggressive to you so if you want to pick up a snake better take a super cold shower before picking any snakes up thats my rule of thumb because when i pick up snakes up i dont know if there poisonous i just want to pick up and some were because i am working. i didnt know that i had put coral snake in my mouth till i looked it up and it trusted me like i trusted the snake
Do you ever have your coral snakes do the "farting"? lol
I haven't I think that's only the arizona corals
That snake in the opening was stressed!!!
That was the biggest one after filming a got some close ups so I would get all the hate I always receive for the lack thereof. So I'm pretty sure you are right he was probably a little on edge
@@venomman20 - Jeez - you shouldn't get any hate about anything! Your videos are great; you truly care about your snakes; you don't do stupid stuff; you are relaxed and friendly, both with us and with your snakes; you give tons of interesting information! :-) Thanks for being there!!
I’ll send you a couple corns
Are they all that small?
where do you get the snakes from to feed those guys?
Right now skinks are the go to also baby snakes that didn't survive are another option
Plz breed the Eastern coral snake I’ve never seen it done
I noticed a Texas coral snake today while squirrel hunting. I took a video of her on my phone from a respectful distance. I would guess she was around 3.5 feet long which is a good size for a coral snake. Beautiful creature!
Not watched you for ages tbh, I do enjoy your videos though just been a bit busy 🤟🇬🇧🐍🐍
I hear you there and thank you
What kind of poisonous snakes are in Michigan
Congrats on your first estarn coral
Thanks I'm hoping these do just as well
When are you making a new vid
venomman20 love your vids two do you own a death adder ???
I don't have any death adders although they are cool. I have 5 more videos filmed I plan on uploading again tuesday
venomman20 thank you for always replying to my questions
What kind of substrate are you using? I really like the look of it
That's eco earth with some lives mixed in
Why no gloves?
I was recently told by friend, red b4 black venom lack, red b4 yellow kill a fellow, isn't a smart way determine if venomous. I didn't go see it yet, but he also has Corals. 1 of his has no yellow at all. His advice, don't listen to bs sayings like that, Their not all the same color!
I wanna see a California king snake eat a coral snake will it happen??,
Did the snake make it?
who do i contact to own a coral snake
Why not breed garter snakes to feed your Corals?
They are very picky as to what snakes they will eat
Beautiful snakes, any word on the hooks yet homie?
Your camera is amazing!!! 4k hd?
No this is the same camera I always use I hope to upgrade by april of next year
@@venomman20 the intro to the coral snake was so vivid maybe because it just went through ecdysis. (Busting the terminology...lol 😆)
We always talk about the most venomous vipers and elapids, but that has me wondering about the other end of the spectrum. Does anyone know the least toxic viper or elapid?
I could work on a video for this subject might be intresting
@venomman20 Who did you order these from? I've kept venomous for years and have been looking for one with zero luck. Thanks
These where from a guy who does reptile shows. He always sends over a price list hard to come across otherwise
@venomman20 you said in your video that you have had luck keeping the first coral snake you received. I recently acquired one by removing it from my apartment complex, what success have you had in feeding these snake? I can’t find anything online other than “lizards frogs and snakes” but nothing specific and I would prefer to not feed him other snakes.
@@268ryan lizards and snakes they love ground skinks
How to know if Venemous Red touching black safe for Jack red touching will kill a fellow
That may be true for North American coral snakes, but for central and south America they may have variations in their color, venom to no venoms!!
Hard to find
More toxic than the Mojave or Tiger Rattlesnake. They’re supposed to be more toxic on LD50 charts
havent seen any videos in awhile.i was honestly thinking you may have been tagged
The balls this man has for grabbing that snake 😭😭😭
Change the title to "How to get bitten by a Coral Snake"
So basically you don't want to kill a perfectly healthy snake to feed a snake....unlesss someone else is footin the bill.
No I didn't really explain that very well I was talking about any still born or babies that didn't make it. Hints why I said towards the end (I'm looking for a good source of frozen feeder snakes
Red near yellow bit a fellow red near black venom lack
Red touches yellow your a dead fellow red touched black you’ll be back
Do a video on the Boomslang
I no longer keep boomslangs
venomman20 may I ask why
Do you ever get sad that you can't snuggle venomous snakes.
I wish I could hold the bushmasters they feel so cool but they hate it
WHERE DID YOU PURCHASE THESE CORAL SNAKES? I'm licensed to catch and keep venomous snakes. I normally catch my snakes rather than pay $.
Hay venomman how's you doing
Heyyyy seems like forever since you posted last
It has been over a month
@@venomman20 thats waaayyyyy to long. Was getting withdrawl lmao
Dude!
You made me ~very nervous~ watching how you handled/mishandled that quirky and fast moving Coral Snake!
Maybe you should be standing up vs sitting down to better prepare yourself in the future whenever you’re handling a quick moving venomous snake!?
Just a thought….
>Don’t get too comfortable whenever you’re handling dangerous critters
If my handling makes you nervous please be careful watching other youtube snake keepers lol
Do you like chandler's wildlife
Watched about 3 seconds of one video thats as far as I could make it
@@venomman20 so is that a no
Man why a poisonous snake as a pet?
Beautiful snakes I wish you luck& I hope someone helps you out to save them with some donations. 🐍🙏🏼💙
With that being said.....it was said about 30 times😎
Lol yeah I use that statement a lot
venomman20 It's all good bro I was just razzing you a little. I do appreciate your information on different species although!😎
It looks to me milk snake but I know is not I am not sure the difference
The color patter os different slightly
I can tell you my personal experience about the Mohave Green Rattlesnake which I have strong doubt a coral snake is capable of. My friend Dan had caught one about 3 feet long down the street and brought it to my house. When he walked inside with it I was like bro get that thing out of here now! Dan said” I don’t want to kill it, let’s go let it go” I said ok. Dan walked outside to open my gate as I grabbed my keys when I heard him yell” mike it got me”. When I got outside Dan was holding it down and there was a shovel in my truck I grabbed it and soon as I had it secured and removed it’s head Dan took off running to my front door which was about 30 feet from us and collapsed unconscious before he made it and was airlifted and in a coma for 2 weeks and given 34 vials of anti venom. Long story short the snake never fully punctured his skin it only scratched his thumb cause how he was holding its head. The snake doctor at loma Linda hospital is the one who took care of him. Dan is a big dude about 6’3” and 200 lbs and has permanent muscle damage in his arm from the incident
We know that you're a very well-educated keeper, but many ppl who watch your channel don't know what a "mig" is. Just say milligram.
That stressed me out for you. If you have a family I bet they hit the fuckin door lol
Lol I don't think they watch my videos. They don't enjoy reptiles like I do
venomman20 Well now I know why 🤣
Hi Brandon
Hey how are you doing
Venom man my name is Raven I am autistic I’m hoping by watching your videos I won’t have a fear of snakes I have a non-venomous water snake in my house under my foot when I was doing the dishes and ever since then I am terrified
venomman20 I’m good. Hey shoot me a text so I can send these scoobie snacks to u. I’ve had them a while now. lol.
Too bad these guys are really difficult to get feeding. I had to force feed mine Chicken flavored baby food and pedialyte.
I've seen alot of people tube feeding there's tbh. Lovely snakes but can't help but feel abit bad for them 🐍🐍
This snake’s venom is the same as in the cobra.
They dont like you. Change a bit, cut the Beart maby
Sorry for bad English im was joking not bad
Dude the eastern diamond back is the most venomous/toxic snake in America. Google it.
this is false
Don't rely on google for your snake information. The only truth to that statement is that the eastern diamondback has the biggest venom yield. But it's not even remotely the most toxic. Eastern diamondback venom takes close to 100mg to kill a human max recorded yield is 800mg. The coral snake only requires 4mg to kill making it over 20 times more toxic
Lmao a venom expert who can’t even tell you this is no where near number 1 most venomous snake in NA 😂
Lol most toxic snake and snake with the highest quantity of venom vr the snake with the most medically significant bite are all different species. The snake you are looking at here is the most toxic or most venomous in common terms. If you disagree with this maybe you need to subscribe so I can share the knowledge I have spent my life obtaining