I absolutely love how Emily treats the girls, with kindness and respect. She doesn’t treat them like they are babies, she speaks to them as knowledgeable people.
In my opinion when it comes to kids you arent dealing with kids they are little people, even if i am dealing with a 3yo i am.like this is a person, they may need more developing time but its a person not some lesser being
It's so heartwarming to see how you interact with these kids, Emily. You treat them as equals and rightful experts in the field, you give them credit and you encourage them. It's no wonder they're such compassionate conservationists when they've got such great teachers and this really gives hope that our planet is going to end up in great hands. Thanks for all that you do.
I love how they are so nice Like most little kids i know would stomp on them But these kids not only saved these eggs, but also found out they were reptiles, knew to look for veins, not to rotate them, and took them to a friend they knew would take care of them. Props to them!
If I saw some kids fooling around snake eggs or reptile eggs I'd slap dem bitches Edit: I know, I know, edits about likes are bad, but HOLY-- 160+ likes?? Thanks!! (March 8 2021)
Same, it's heartwarming to see such children. On the opposite it's heartbreaking to see children who play and destroy them, but they just don't know better yet. Education is the key
WHAT KIND OF MONSTER COULD DESTROY INNOCENT, BEAUTIFUL EGGS?! Also, thanks to those girls. They are life savers... LITERALLY. They saved those turtles lives.
Nicole Lam well the other kids probably didn’t know any better because their parents didn’t teach them otherwise. that’s on the parents and/or people taking care of the children to monitor them and teach them not to destroy wildlife
@@annoyingloudmicrowaveculti4373 yes that's probably illegal I know it would be in Canada don't know about the us because there are stupid things that are perfectly legal in the US
I'm more impressed they didn't beat the kids doing it into submission. I probably would have at that age.. i tended to defend animals over people all the time.
Kudos to those girls for being brave enough to step in when they saw an animal being abused, and then being so smart in every step of how they solved the problem of protecting them. Those two are some good eggs. 😉
@@myahbihner5485 how NONE of the little girls are named Katie and NONE of them had a green shirt on and just to check I watched the whole vid twice so I didn't make a a mistake while writing this comment Also I'm sorry for writing this if you are actually the person
@@joshuabrown933 I think the shirt is dark green and it would be pretty irresponsible of Emily if she actually wrote a kid's name on the video essentially leaking a child's private information (she probably could have called her by a nickname). But I do agree. It's pretty sus until proven otherwise.
those round ones are 100% snappers, that spherical shape is a perfect characteristic of snapper eggs, id be willing to guess that these guys are fresh and hopefully survive. The oblong eggs are almost definitely map turtles, not sure which species but i’m pretty sure they are some sort of map turtles
I’ve rescued a snapper before. It was on a side walk nowhere near any bodies of water but we got him (yes it was a boy) and he’s living to this day! Side note: my brother named him rodrick.
@@Bondzibuddy Technically you also have a couple grammar problems. First of all punctuation, then you could maybe consider it a sentence, but it is barely a sentence like please, my kitten could write better than that. If the first thing you see in that comment is not the girls getting appreciated, and the grammar, please don’t look at the comments or don’t reply.
Omg those kids are so darn cute, and what responsible little ladies they are!!! To keep, or try to keep, the other kids from destroying these and then doing the best they could to get them to someone they knew would help - the magnificent Emily and Ed!!!!! 💜
To be fair to the kids who were messing with the eggs, they might've been just playing and digging and not realized the eggs were there until the nest was uncovered. Then, of course, they should've covered them back up, but they may not have been taught what to do and kids are curious. And, yeah, some kids are just jerks.
@@kaikelly7478 Uh, I went to parks and long walks around the neighborhood alone when I was a kid. I messed around in culverts and along the edge of the local swamp. Are you seriously suggesting that parents hover over their kids 24/7?
I hope she says what happened to it. My guess would be it was a slug or obviously really damaged. Or the kids miscounted and she didn't want to say anything to make them look bad.
@@Txtluvr1 they are still kids. They knew to keep the eggs up right with sand and to call a professional. That's more than most adults know how to do. Who cares if she said alaska.
I’m imagining these girls finding these mistreated eggs and making all the kids go away. They probably thought “well now what” “hmmmm what about that reptile lady?”
@@USS_ESSEX_CV-9 I'd agree. The kids definitely seem to know what to do, or their parents do, so they'd definitely sat in on Emily's educational lessons on reptiles or something like that.
Katie Bihner if you really are one of the girls in the video, you should be proud of yourself for taking these eggs out of harms way! You’re an amazing person!
This is literally pokemon Person: I found this egg in that cave over there. I don't want. Here you take it. *person hands egg to EMILY* STATE: moves occasionally Should hatch soon.
She's the type that's like "i would sacrifice everything for this egg and i don't know what it is" and then it hatches into some zubat or whatever and she's all "i love him!"
same here Nixand, and this is not _only_ like Pokemon, but if anybody has watched an Egg-Locke series it's basically Nuzlocke (catch 1 poke per route, usually some other rules like, if they die you can't re-use them), but you start with a bunch of eggs that are randomized or sent in from subscribers. it's insane how close the title is to the set up of a Pokemon Egg-Locke
I think the round eggs are most likely snapping turtles, because I searched up what turtle could lay round eggs, and it said snapping turtle. It also said that snapping turtles usually have a lot of eggs too, and there’s so many of the round eggs.
@Adrian Kelter Lapras would be nice, though the eggs look a bit small... Thinking maybe some Ekans, Seviper, or possibly Silicobra from the others. It'd be awesome if they were Snivy or Dratini, but given that those are rarer breeds, I think it unlikely.
So excited to see these hatch!! Mystery eggs are the best! It’s terrible that kids were throwing them around and the girls did a great job saving them!
Those kids though!!! I love those kids!!! I work at a pet store and kids that are this interested and knowledgeable I could absolutely talk to for hours!
From doing some research, I think the spherical eggs are probably snappers, while the oval eggs are likely going to be a smaller species like the map turtle or painted turtle.
When my chicken houses were build we had a baby snapper in the chicken house. We don’t know for how long it had been in there and seem to be newly born but to my knowledge it wasn’t angry
Me whos been binging this channel and doesn't follow regularly: hmn I wonder what they are let me go see the video that they hatch. (sees the date it was posted) Me: oh...
@@SnakeDiscovery I'm also into checking out videos of neat scaly critters. Please let me know if you guys ever have artwork needs, would love to collaborate on something.
it’s so awesome to see two young girls with such a knowledge and love for reptiles!! maya reminds me so much of my sister haha. she loves you guys! -much love from Ohio!💕🐍🐢
The round ones are snapping turtle eggs. I from the west side of Wisconsin and we had a snapping turtle laid its eggs in our yard last summer. They looked exactly like the spherical ones you have.
If I was a kid and even thought about touching those eggs, my mom would whoop my butt. Such amazing girls for saving these eggs from horrible people. ❤️
The parents that allow their children to throw eggs around are honestly worse than the children that do it. My child would have cried of he saw kids doing that.
Honestly, I would have too. We find baby bird shells on the ground around our palm tree and wonder if something came and ate it or if it really did hatch. I always get sad thinking about the first option.
When I was a kid I was the type to calmly take out critters from the house and put em outside, I'd then get pissed when friends or family would freak out and kill or mess with them😂 I even figured out how to handle bees without the little guys freaking out( holding flowers in the crack of the finger closest to the palm, hold the hand nestled in amongst other flowers and bees usually come by, at that point gently lift up the hand) I really wish more kids were taught how to respect and respond to nature, scary to think that most kids are taught fear by their carers rather than respect.
I have been extremely curious about these little ones... COVID quarantine made me think this was longer than just a month ago. Anxiously waiting for their hatching day, and eventual release!
Imagine being the kind of parent that lets kids kill wildlife before it is even born. The kids may not have known better, but the "adults" should have.
Once on a Girl Scout trip we saw this kid dig up turtle eggs and show his mom. His mom told him to put it back and don’t mess with them. Mind you, he did this behind her while she was reading in her chair and she barely looked at him when she told him. She didn’t even say why nor did she have any type of tone. She just sounded annoyed. 😕
CheshieD agreed. having children is a big commitment and you need to make sure you can teach them properly if you have one. Telling them that destroying wildlife is bad is pretty basic imo
Round Eggs: Soft Shelled Turtles AND Snapper turtle eggs Pointed eggs: Map Turtle (I googled the eggs lol, the Round ones are either Soft shelled and/or snappper)
xXx Ayame xXx xXx Chan xXx I’m lead to believe they are just snapper, notice how soft shell turtles have a pinkish shell color? The shell is thinner and thus pink. With snappers, the shell is a solid white because of how much calcium it has in it.
That hurts me so much I remember accidentally stepping on a duck eggs once when I was tiny after the mother had laid and left and I literally cried for 3 days How could they just throw these sweet things??
Right?? Not egg related but I had to let an orphaned baby mouse outside because my mom wouldnt let me raise it. It was still just a little pinkie and I cried about it for a whole week. I don't think I forgave my mom for that. 😭 making me murder a baby basically..
Turtle eggs. Speed: Unknown. Size: Unknown. The unholy offspring of sand and water itself. Never engage this turtle. Your only chance: Hide them and pray the kids do not find them. 🐢
I wish I could just come over to Emily and Ed’s house and casually talk to them! Live your channel! Also can you maybe make a new egg eating snake video?!
hey I've done some research and I've found some info; i have come to the conclusion that *the ping-pong shaped ones* are most likely to be *snapping turtle eggs* because of their roundness and *they are native to both Minnesota and Wisconsin.* as for *the oval ones* , you said that they look like they were *laid just recently* right? I've done some research and found that *painted turtle eggs are also oval-like in shape* and guess what? *painted turtle eggs get laid around late spring and mid summer.* which is around *June 20 - June 26!* and this video was posted on *June 27* so there are pretty good odds that the oval ones are *painted turtle eggs.* *they are also native to Minnesota and Wisconsin* too so i am pretty sure about this.
My guess is oblong is a red-eared slider. (Yeah, out of everything I could've picked, I picked the invasive species). And then the sphericals are . . . they *REALLY* look like sea turtle eggs. 12:08 Emily, you write upside down re-mark-ably well. (I was trying to make a pun. I don't know if it worked. It was a bad one anyways so if you didn't get it don't worry). Love ya' Snake Discovery!!! ❤ :]
I remember when I was in elementary school doing a report on turtles and my mom comes running into my room while screaming, "You need to go outside! There's a turtle laying eggs in the backyard!" and sure enough, a turtle had dug a hole at the edge of the woods in our yard (we lived near a marsh) and laid her eggs! We think it was an Eastern Painted Turtle. Unfortunately though, a lot of foxes also lived around us and when we went to check the place where the eggs were buried, they were dug up and eaten 😢
I think that the round are also Snapping but I think that False Map Turtles aren’t native to the lake area. They are more on the Western part of Michigan.
What awesome kids! They seem pretty educated and actually concerned for the well-being of the eggs. They certainly brought them to the right place haha
I think, at the very least, Id yell at my kids if they were doing anything like the kids who disturbed the eggs. It baffles me that parents are so ignorant and/or neglectful to teach their kid to, idk...NOT completely destroy what is obviously a nest?? Anyway good on you two for taking them in and doing your best for them. I’m sure they’ll appreciate it
@@luafabregatjones8107 pretty sure they meant they would yell at their children bc they were already taught not to do things like that. Sometimes kids need to be yelled at to understand the magnitude of what they're doing and to take what u say seriously
No, optimist would said legless lizard or dragon eggs. Even tought legless lizard don't live in America and the one specie I know about don't lay egg (I think in english it's "slow worm"? In French, it's just "Orvet commun")
Round: Turtle Oval: Maybe a lizard of some sort? I know lizard eggs tend to have an oval shape and like they said at the beginning of the video, it could be a mix of different reptile types so like turtle and lizard or turtle and snake.
I absolutely love how Emily treats the girls, with kindness and respect. She doesn’t treat them like they are babies, she speaks to them as knowledgeable people.
They have definately been watching the channel if they knew how to candle eggs. I didn't even know that was a thing before I started watching. lol
Karri Tate I think it’s because they are friends with Emily! She’s talked about Myah before, it’s so sweet
In my opinion when it comes to kids you arent dealing with kids they are little people, even if i am dealing with a 3yo i am.like this is a person, they may need more developing time but its a person not some lesser being
She's a teacher, she knows how to talk to kids.
Kind is good mean is bad
It's so heartwarming to see how you interact with these kids, Emily. You treat them as equals and rightful experts in the field, you give them credit and you encourage them. It's no wonder they're such compassionate conservationists when they've got such great teachers and this really gives hope that our planet is going to end up in great hands. Thanks for all that you do.
Could not of put it better myself
yeah she's great with kids! it should come as no surprise with all the practice from her programs
Yeah so true!
I'm literally tearing up a little.
It's fantastic! There are two little herpetologists in the making! I love when kids are encouraged towards science.
I love how they are so nice
Like most little kids i know would stomp on them
But these kids not only saved these eggs, but also found out they were reptiles, knew to look for veins, not to rotate them, and took them to a friend they knew would take care of them.
Props to them!
If I saw some kids fooling around snake eggs or reptile eggs
I'd slap dem bitches
Edit: I know, I know, edits about likes are bad, but HOLY-- 160+ likes?? Thanks!! (March 8 2021)
@@Fawnfreckle lol yes
Right?
Wow..... I didn’t know trees had electronics.... trees rule... eh. TREES RULE!!!!!
Same, it's heartwarming to see such children. On the opposite it's heartbreaking to see children who play and destroy them, but they just don't know better yet. Education is the key
WHAT KIND OF MONSTER COULD DESTROY INNOCENT, BEAUTIFUL EGGS?! Also, thanks to those girls. They are life savers... LITERALLY. They saved those turtles lives.
Smart kids to bring the eggs to someone who knows how to take care of them and has the licenses for it.
And not just let some kids yeets eggs around like a volleyball
@@Rem1ii ya true gg
The dumb ones yeet them
Nicole Lam
well the other kids probably didn’t know any better because their parents didn’t teach them otherwise. that’s on the parents and/or people taking care of the children to monitor them and teach them not to destroy wildlife
@@annoyingloudmicrowaveculti4373 yes that's probably illegal I know it would be in Canada don't know about the us because there are stupid things that are perfectly legal in the US
I’m so impressed by the girls’ knowledge & willingness to step in & save the eggs. Great job girls!!
I'm more impressed they didn't beat the kids doing it into submission. I probably would have at that age.. i tended to defend animals over people all the time.
Thank you so much it means a lot
I'm one of the girls In the video
Kariahel haha same
I agree
@@myahbihner5485 good job!
Kudos to those girls for being brave enough to step in when they saw an animal being abused, and then being so smart in every step of how they solved the problem of protecting them. Those two are some good eggs. 😉
Thank you you all are so nice I'm the girl in the video in the green shirt
@Katie Bihner Thank you for saving those eggs!
Thank you so much
You are so nice
@@myahbihner5485 how NONE of the little girls are named Katie and NONE of them had a green shirt on and just to check I watched the whole vid twice so I didn't make a a mistake while writing this comment
Also I'm sorry for writing this if you are actually the person
@@joshuabrown933 I think the shirt is dark green and it would be pretty irresponsible of Emily if she actually wrote a kid's name on the video essentially leaking a child's private information (she probably could have called her by a nickname).
But I do agree. It's pretty sus until proven otherwise.
“The eggs were being predated by the worst predators, human beings” She’s right tho 😭
Yes humans are true monsters
Emily: "What species of map turtle is it?"
Ed: "Yes."
D o g
TIG RESS best species of turtle
C A T
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The fact kids were doing that absolutely breaks my heart. Those girls are so so sweet. Crossing my fingers for all the babies! 🤞🏻
Same friendo! 🤞
Same as well! 🤞🏻
PREACH
Same
The fact parents were letting them is even worse.
those round ones are 100% snappers, that spherical shape is a perfect characteristic of snapper eggs, id be willing to guess that these guys are fresh and hopefully survive. The oblong eggs are almost definitely map turtles, not sure which species but i’m pretty sure they are some sort of map turtles
Ahh it would be so cool to see a ton of tiny snappers
I hope I love snapping turtles ❤️
I’ve rescued a snapper before. It was on a side walk nowhere near any bodies of water but we got him (yes it was a boy) and he’s living to this day!
Side note: my brother named him rodrick.
We fished up a little snapper the other day. Managed to get him off the hook and he jumped back in the water
Idk you guys, a couple dozen danger rocks does not sound like something I’d enjoy up close 😅
Oh bless those children god...they where so sweet in this situation to help the eggs! Bless all of those eggs...i pray for there lives.
Thank you so much
Grammar please
@@Bondzibuddy
What's wrong
@@Bondzibuddy you dont need grammar on a comment that is just acknowledging these sweet kids.
@@Bondzibuddy Technically you also have a couple grammar problems. First of all punctuation, then you could maybe consider it a sentence, but it is barely a sentence like please, my kitten could write better than that. If the first thing you see in that comment is not the girls getting appreciated, and the grammar, please don’t look at the comments or don’t reply.
It's sad how these eggs were thrown around. But at least they could save them. Like she always says "Incubate till there is no debate"!!
Your right your really kind y'a no
Those girls are geniuses, with such huge hearts. We need more people like them! Well done girls!
Not sure I would go as far as calling them geniuses..
My mom is a biologist so I know a fair bit about how to take care of eggs and things
I agree. One of those turtles had a dent in them.
The one on the right is acting suspiciously
Whoever dislike this comment has a wicked heart
Snapping turtle eggs are round. They used to lay eggs in my mom’s beach.
Those jerk kids might have wiped out the breeding stock for that whole area
Except the mature breeding population
they'll release them as long as they don't turn out to be red ears
The two kids were fine, the ones destroying the eggs were jerks.
Your mom owns a beach🤔
Your mum owns a beach!!!!!
Omg those kids are so darn cute, and what responsible little ladies they are!!! To keep, or try to keep, the other kids from destroying these and then doing the best they could to get them to someone they knew would help - the magnificent Emily and Ed!!!!! 💜
Those two girls just proved that "oh they're just kids" isn't an excuse.
To be fair to the kids who were messing with the eggs, they might've been just playing and digging and not realized the eggs were there until the nest was uncovered. Then, of course, they should've covered them back up, but they may not have been taught what to do and kids are curious.
And, yeah, some kids are just jerks.
Meeeeeeee
@@brigidtheirish that isnt an excuse, watch your damn kids and they were near large bodies of water which makes it worse
@@kaikelly7478 Uh, I went to parks and long walks around the neighborhood alone when I was a kid. I messed around in culverts and along the edge of the local swamp. Are you seriously suggesting that parents hover over their kids 24/7?
Yeah
Kids: we found 49 eggs
Emily: we've put 48 in incubation
The one left over egg: (distressed egg noises)
I wonder what a distressed egg sounds like 😂
@@gfy07 muffled screaming probably
I hope she says what happened to it. My guess would be it was a slug or obviously really damaged. Or the kids miscounted and she didn't want to say anything to make them look bad.
@@jenniferb585 Probably just miscounted, she would have mentioned it otherwise
Knowing Emily, she probably went through all the sand just in case they missed one.
The kids in the video seemed like they knew what they were doing, which is great.
Edit: fixed a grammar mistake lol. Sorry.
@@Txtluvr1 so? Lol
They are better educated than most people I know.
@@Txtluvr1 they are still kids. They knew to keep the eggs up right with sand and to call a professional. That's more than most adults know how to do. Who cares if she said alaska.
Well, if I had Emily near me, doing her programs, I'd know that much as well XD
Yeah I was impressed.
So awesome that these kids did a very responsible and compassionate thing. Keep up the good work. God blesa
I’m imagining these girls finding these mistreated eggs and making all the kids go away. They probably thought “well now what” “hmmmm what about that reptile lady?”
I think the kids parents are friends with Emily. The kids probably know Emily by name
Lol
@@USS_ESSEX_CV-9 I'd agree. The kids definitely seem to know what to do, or their parents do, so they'd definitely sat in on Emily's educational lessons on reptiles or something like that.
ththis is why you educate your kids, lol
Her name is Emily not reptile lady
The girls' parents must be so proud of them for saving these eggs
I like these children.
The two that saved them that is.
I think we would friends.
I think we whud be friends
I'm the girl in the video with the green shirt
@@myahbihner5485 But.. The girl in the green shirt's name is not Katie Bihner..
Sorry my mom is Katie
I have here email
Katie Bihner if you really are one of the girls in the video, you should be proud of yourself for taking these eggs out of harms way! You’re an amazing person!
I absolutely love how Emily treats the girls, with kindness and respect. :)
I like that you included how you got parental permission to film the kids. Most people don’t.
RUclips ethics for the win!
This is literally pokemon
Person: I found this egg in that cave over there. I don't want. Here you take it.
*person hands egg to EMILY*
STATE: moves occasionally
Should hatch soon.
She's the type that's like "i would sacrifice everything for this egg and i don't know what it is" and then it hatches into some zubat or whatever and she's all "i love him!"
This was my exact thought when I saw the video title.
same here Nixand, and this is not _only_ like Pokemon, but if anybody has watched an Egg-Locke series it's basically Nuzlocke (catch 1 poke per route, usually some other rules like, if they die you can't re-use them), but you start with a bunch of eggs that are randomized or sent in from subscribers. it's insane how close the title is to the set up of a Pokemon Egg-Locke
Bideo blame
@@lexydakitten5102 lmao zubats hahaha I hate them
I think the round eggs are most likely snapping turtles, because I searched up what turtle could lay round eggs, and it said snapping turtle. It also said that snapping turtles usually have a lot of eggs too, and there’s so many of the round eggs.
Dani Tarantella nice pfp.
Yeah oval eggs are red eared sliders
I searched and for me it also said pancake turtles (my way of saying it) lay round eggs too
I have hatched snappers br and yes that is what they look like
Smart.
I love how Emily show me the girls with so much kindness and she doesn’t treat them like babies you are so nice
"So what's your guess?"
One Shiny, 4 perfect IVs, Jolly Nature.
"I say it's map turtles!"
lol, actually shiny hunted Tirtouga once... In the process I got a shiny tentacool.
Could be a Drednaw too
It could be chewtle as drednaw is fully evolved
@Adrian Kelter Lapras would be nice, though the eggs look a bit small... Thinking maybe some Ekans, Seviper, or possibly Silicobra from the others. It'd be awesome if they were Snivy or Dratini, but given that those are rarer breeds, I think it unlikely.
“ all the way in Alaska”
*looks over* “Africa.”
I’m glad someone else thought that was amusing
😂
Such sass 😂
It was cute
Got to love a big sister 💙
So excited to see these hatch!! Mystery eggs are the best! It’s terrible that kids were throwing them around and the girls did a great job saving them!
Gods bless your soul, you're so lovely and great with those kids and it's the best thing ever
Everyone: talking about the Alaska and Africa thing
Me: *dats a lot of eggs*
OooOooO wouldn’t it be cool if they were platypus eggs!!
Maddi ikr!
Yh
Not me stop assuming
Alaska and Africa thing?
"I think they are map turtles"
"What type of map turtle?"
"....map turtle"
Horse
thetype that never gets lost
Okay, I just LOVE how educated those girls are and how humane they are saving the eggs. ❤❤
Those kids though!!! I love those kids!!! I work at a pet store and kids that are this interested and knowledgeable I could absolutely talk to for hours!
Thumbnail : " What do you think 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑠𝑒 𝑎𝑟𝑒 "
Me : " . . . "
" They're Eggs "
PorTails how do you make the text like that?
You’re wrong
Lol
LMAO
Can't argue with that...
From doing some research, I think the spherical eggs are probably snappers, while the oval eggs are likely going to be a smaller species like the map turtle or painted turtle.
Research is CHEATING.
I'm kidding, of course. That seems to be the consensus guess on the round bois and I'm SOOOO here for it.
My money is on the round ones being snapping turtles! Could you imagine if all 33 hatched snappers??? 33 angry baby dinosaurs 🤣
When my chicken houses were build we had a baby snapper in the chicken house. We don’t know for how long it had been in there and seem to be newly born but to my knowledge it wasn’t angry
The round egg looked like a sun when it was candled, so pretty🥰
Me whos been binging this channel and doesn't follow regularly: hmn I wonder what they are let me go see the video that they hatch.
(sees the date it was posted)
Me: oh...
Saaammmeee
Oh my, same XP
Yooo thats my pokemon art book in the background at 4:17 That's so cool!
NO WAY!! You watch our videos?! My friend sent me the first and second volumes of your books for a birthday gift! I love them- you're very talented!
Whoa, huge fan of your work man. I recognized it right away
@@SnakeDiscovery I'm also into checking out videos of neat scaly critters. Please let me know if you guys ever have artwork needs, would love to collaborate on something.
“They’re in like Alaska.”
* Kid glares *
🤨 *“A f r i c a”*
it’s so awesome to see two young girls with such a knowledge and love for reptiles!! maya reminds me so much of my sister haha. she loves you guys! -much love from Ohio!💕🐍🐢
The round ones are snapping turtle eggs. I from the west side of Wisconsin and we had a snapping turtle laid its eggs in our yard last summer. They looked exactly like the spherical ones you have.
Well a lot of turtles have spherical eggs though
@@CheshieD not quite the size of those ones though
a meanie luguine true
If I was a kid and even thought about touching those eggs, my mom would whoop my butt. Such amazing girls for saving these eggs from horrible people. ❤️
🤣🤣🤣 whoop my butt
Same
The parents that allow their children to throw eggs around are honestly worse than the children that do it.
My child would have cried of he saw kids doing that.
Honestly, I would have too. We find baby bird shells on the ground around our palm tree and wonder if something came and ate it or if it really did hatch. I always get sad thinking about the first option.
When I was a kid I was the type to calmly take out critters from the house and put em outside, I'd then get pissed when friends or family would freak out and kill or mess with them😂
I even figured out how to handle bees without the little guys freaking out( holding flowers in the crack of the finger closest to the palm, hold the hand nestled in amongst other flowers and bees usually come by, at that point gently lift up the hand)
I really wish more kids were taught how to respect and respond to nature, scary to think that most kids are taught fear by their carers rather than respect.
@@jamescanjuggle I would love to hold a bee. Too scared tho. I have some VICIOUS wasps around my house.
I'm a kid I would of had to be held back to stop punching and swearing to stop them.
I would become a Karen and ask the kids"WHERE ARE YOUR PARENT!"
I have been extremely curious about these little ones... COVID quarantine made me think this was longer than just a month ago. Anxiously waiting for their hatching day, and eventual release!
Can we just take some moment to appreciate the 2 girls' amazing knowledge?
They were quick to save them good job girls
Ya good job guys ❤️💕
There a boy I think
Yeah I wonder If it’s a boy
Yeah the girls done an amazing JOB ans you can tell they love animals ...cause they took them from the other kids as well
Imagine being the kind of parent that lets kids kill wildlife before it is even born. The kids may not have known better, but the "adults" should have.
If the kids were being supervised at all.
Once on a Girl Scout trip we saw this kid dig up turtle eggs and show his mom. His mom told him to put it back and don’t mess with them. Mind you, he did this behind her while she was reading in her chair and she barely looked at him when she told him. She didn’t even say why nor did she have any type of tone. She just sounded annoyed. 😕
Adults like that are horrible
bryan joiner That comment shows you don’t know how to properly teach children to do the right thing.
CheshieD
agreed. having children is a big commitment and you need to make sure you can teach them properly if you have one. Telling them that destroying wildlife is bad is pretty basic imo
Round Eggs: Soft Shelled Turtles AND Snapper turtle eggs
Pointed eggs: Map Turtle
(I googled the eggs lol, the Round ones are either Soft shelled and/or snappper)
Oh goodness three different species!
I looked them up on google too, but I gave up, lol
xXx Ayame xXx xXx Chan xXx I’m lead to believe they are just snapper, notice how soft shell turtles have a pinkish shell color? The shell is thinner and thus pink. With snappers, the shell is a solid white because of how much calcium it has in it.
@@phrogboi2791 the color in the video isn't the true color, though, so they could be pink but look white on camera. Who knows?
Pointed could also be red eared sliders from what i saw
Those kids were so cool. I really appreciate the interaction.
That hurts me so much
I remember accidentally stepping on a duck eggs once when I was tiny after the mother had laid and left and I literally cried for 3 days
How could they just throw these sweet things??
I am so sorry
Right?? Not egg related but I had to let an orphaned baby mouse outside because my mom wouldnt let me raise it. It was still just a little pinkie and I cried about it for a whole week. I don't think I forgave my mom for that. 😭 making me murder a baby basically..
ur so sweet
My dog killed a duck egg for no reason
I had a dream where I was friends with a frog and the frog got eaten by a bigger frog (don’t ask) and I woke up crying lmao I can relate
Egg Hatching: Loot Crate Edition!
Also Kids out there, Don't be Buttheads.
Turtle eggs.
Speed: Unknown.
Size: Unknown.
The unholy offspring of sand and water itself. Never engage this turtle. Your only chance: Hide them and pray the kids do not find them. 🐢
Nice reference haha :)
This is great! Iol
lmao that reference 😂😂
Love the reference
Nice!
Aww. I sent those containers ❤ Glad they're helping out.
I'm super impressed how those girls talked about the eggs! You must have educated them well! :)
I wish I could just come over to Emily and Ed’s house and casually talk to them! Live your channel! Also can you maybe make a new egg eating snake video?!
Before u get made fun of then maybe change live to love?
@@olenkaba7699 I thought they meant make a live stream
“Egg-eating snakes are in, like, Alaska”
“......Africa...”
Underrated and first comment :p
Egg eating snake be in my closet Xd
ITS AFRICA GET IT RIGHT XD
Lol in Alaska there is no way a reptile could live in there.
The sass in that girls eyes 🤣
Good job girls thank you for saving any kind of species that is
This is a crazy story. Also, I'm guessing that they're the species: turtle
Deadman Art turtle isn’t a species. They’re an order.
@@candyflossy7549 I think they know that, I'm pretty sure that this is a joke, if so it's really funny!
Idk might be horse eggs
@@womppomp3542 nono they're definitely cat eggs
@dekichi no i have four cats so they’re definitely not cat eggs. Probably dog?
Snake Discovery: _has been getting terrible clutches all year and have only a few viable eggs_
Some random turtle: Hold my beer
Sry, I dun get it, what beer?
Moh Moh tis a joke my dude 🤣🤣🤣
Hold my fertile eggs*
Those baby turtles are gonna get fasd
👏👏👏 best comment
The kids are absolutely adorable! You can tell Emily, or someone, has taught them so much about reptiles!
Ive watched this when it was first uploaded and im wondering when there will be an update
Imagine what the animals feel when Emily puts the light on them-
“I-I see the light..!”
Lol
Lel
Lol
No chains dude
Lol
hey I've done some research and I've found some info;
i have come to the conclusion that *the ping-pong shaped ones* are most likely to be *snapping turtle eggs* because of their roundness and *they are native to both Minnesota and Wisconsin.*
as for *the oval ones* , you said that they look like they were *laid just recently* right?
I've done some research and found that *painted turtle eggs are also oval-like in shape* and guess what?
*painted turtle eggs get laid around late spring and mid summer.*
which is around *June 20 - June 26!*
and this video was posted on *June 27* so there are pretty good odds that the oval ones are *painted turtle eggs.*
*they are also native to Minnesota and Wisconsin* too so i am pretty sure about this.
Big brain
The video was posted on June 27 but it was filmed quite a bit before then
@@justicecampbell3892 I don't even remember typing that it was 2 years ago 😭
i love how you treat kids like adults. you’re so kind, much love :)
Those little girls are a product of your wonderful channel. Kudos to all involved.
My guess: They’re dragon eggs
Kate Huber same
No it’s a griffyn
Folf eggs. :D (not really)
Dragon is good
“What do you think these are?”
My mind:
*peacocks*
🤣🤣🤣
Chloe Mae
Question is, where did you find this? 🤔
@@theadvancedfloof3514 Do you mean which video was your comment on? 🤔
Chloe Mae
No, it didn’t even have likes and you found it
@@theadvancedfloof3514 Life
My guess is oblong is a red-eared slider. (Yeah, out of everything I could've picked, I picked the invasive species). And then the sphericals are . . . they *REALLY* look like sea turtle eggs.
12:08 Emily, you write upside down re-mark-ably well. (I was trying to make a pun. I don't know if it worked. It was a bad one anyways so if you didn't get it don't worry).
Love ya' Snake Discovery!!! ❤ :]
That was a pretty okay pun, are you bi?
@@croquemaster314 Do I have to be bi in order to make bad puns?
@@adriannafischer1792 yeeeeeup, it’s a requirement, that’s actually the reason why I was converted into bisexuality, all the sweet bad puns 😎
@@croquemaster314 Interesting . . . I am indeed bi.
Those kids are so sweet. As they said the other kids were trying to play with them but they decided to help them. So sweeet 💕💕
No one:
The 49th egg: *Aight ima head out.*
They counted 33 and 16.
3 + 6 is 9, not 8.
There were 49 eggs.
@@3_up_moon it's going to be a new meme now :)
@@3_up_moon i swear they said 15, not 16 maybe watch it again and see what they said? im 99% sure it was 15
Cup Cat they said 16 and then said 15 when adding.
@@3_up_moon i mean you could also just count them yourself. :P there are 48, based on my own counting, and verified with what they said in the video.
Me: hopefully this is a old video so I can hunt for the update
*Sees that it’s nine hours ago*
Me:OOF
Hey for all we know they could've pipped and they're working on a video they did say it was a mystery when they'd hatch.
Me every time I see eggs in the thumbnail :')
You have to wait for the update like the rest of us mortals!!
@@lexydakitten5102 But they candled them, theyre recently laid
I did da same thing
I remember when I was in elementary school doing a report on turtles and my mom comes running into my room while screaming, "You need to go outside! There's a turtle laying eggs in the backyard!" and sure enough, a turtle had dug a hole at the edge of the woods in our yard (we lived near a marsh) and laid her eggs! We think it was an Eastern Painted Turtle. Unfortunately though, a lot of foxes also lived around us and when we went to check the place where the eggs were buried, they were dug up and eaten 😢
I think the round ones are snapping turtles and the oval ones are painted turtles! Also, luv ur vids emily!
Those are the sweetest kids I think I’ve ever seen 😭💕 what little angels. They’re smart too.
Thank you so much 🥰
They are the smartest kids ever 😁
“Yeah probably not like an egg eating snake. Those are in like Alaska.”
“Africa.”
🤣
I'm the 100th like owo
Also lol
I mean they're kids, so don't judge too harshly lol.
I’m the 200th
@@abbyowen4723 Haha, that's nothing! I'm the 201st like!
GDCilia 😱amazing
Round eggs: Snapping Turtle & the oval ones: maybe a false map turtle
I think that the round are also Snapping but I think that False Map Turtles aren’t native to the lake area. They are more on the Western part of Michigan.
@@hiratalkap4114 I don't know why but those round eggs look like sea turtle eggs because I know that sea turtle eggs are round
Ryan Yee I agree that sea turtles have round eggs but Emily is in the Michigan/Wisconsin area and there aren’t any sea turtles native to that area.
The round ones are 100% snappers, quick google looks like painted for the others
@@tomfisher3779 they could also be soft shelled, as they have round eggs too
I’m so glad those kids saved those two kinds of eggs it was so sweet
Such precious kiddos! It's really nice that they rescued the eggs and took them to you for safety. Always great to see 😊
Can you do a video when the eggs are pipping? I really want to see them.
Me too
SAME
Me to
They never uploaded it!!
Maybe they're still in incubation? :)
Some people buy mystery eggs for themselves. She got real ones
What awesome kids! They seem pretty educated and actually concerned for the well-being of the eggs. They certainly brought them to the right place haha
The kids know what they’re doing, because of this channel everyone can know what to do
I think, at the very least, Id yell at my kids if they were doing anything like the kids who disturbed the eggs. It baffles me that parents are so ignorant and/or neglectful to teach their kid to, idk...NOT completely destroy what is obviously a nest?? Anyway good on you two for taking them in and doing your best for them. I’m sure they’ll appreciate it
Ok yelling isn’t going to teach them anything, I would sit down with them and explain why I was angry for them doing that
@@luafabregatjones8107 pretty sure they meant they would yell at their children bc they were already taught not to do things like that. Sometimes kids need to be yelled at to understand the magnitude of what they're doing and to take what u say seriously
“Not an egg eater because they live in like, Alaska” “Africa”
eh, still more fun finding the dinosaur eggs in the oatmeal
all jokes aside though this was a crazy adventure :)
Unknown eggs?
My thoughts:
a Realist: Turtle/snake eggs 🐢
pessamist: 4dozen venomous snakes 🐍
Optimus: Dinosaur eggs 🦕🦖😎
Optimus prime: dinosaur.
Sleep deprived: Ping pong balls!
No, optimist would said legless lizard or dragon eggs. Even tought legless lizard don't live in America and the one specie I know about don't lay egg (I think in english it's "slow worm"? In French, it's just "Orvet commun")
Cookie / the French name, to an English speaking person, sounds a lot more boring not gonna lie.
Amy Kinz apparently the kids in the beach were sleep deprived.
Ok, really hope that the eggs make it, but I can’t help but think of how cool it would be to be Emily’s neighbor
I’m so excited to find out what’s inside the eggs
I am so happy that you treat all your reptiles equally
no one:
the 49th turtle: *disappears*
the elongated Eggs look suspiciousely like Snakeeggs to be honest. I do feel like, one are Snappingturtles and the other ones are some native Snakes!
Round: Turtle
Oval: Maybe a lizard of some sort? I know lizard eggs tend to have an oval shape and like they said at the beginning of the video, it could be a mix of different reptile types so like turtle and lizard or turtle and snake.
I’m sort of afraid of snakes but I learn a lot by watching these! It’s also really cool!
We need more kids like that 💖
NO
David Mannikko no the kids that saved them lol
I don’t even know those girls, but I am so proud of the way they handled that situation, hopefully their efforts pay off and a decent number make it 🤞
Emily: I thought it was like a predator but it was just humans?-
Me:
Humans are predators
I know right? Humans are the virus
TRUEEEEEEE
@@emelingrace4186 Corona virus is also a virus
which is true because humans have eyes in the front of their head, not the side, which means humans are predators.
@@cringenics chameleons (I they have 360⁰ vision but still on the side of they're head, and yes that logic is normally correct)
Tysm to the kids who saved these eggs! You’re amazing!