A buddy of mine found an albino sharp nosed viper in eastern China last year, I think nocturnal albino snakes have a very good chance to survive in the wild.
Congrats on the albino corn snake I had one when I was a kid it was like having a little kitten it would eat mice right out of my hand I love corn snakes
Wild Albino!!! Thats always a good day!! I spotted a Albino Grackel or Robin in Virginia a few weeks ago & got all excited. Hard to tell exact species on birds when they're all white!! Great find on the corn bro!!
Saw an albino squirrel once haha. Thought it was a plastic bag floating around on the road and as my cousin and and I got closer the bag ran off the road and ran up a tree. We both looked at each other like, “damn that was an albino squirrel!”
Awesome find, man! That albino corn snake was absolutely incredible, and to see you found a wild one was even more stunning! Besides that, the quadruple flip and other snakes and the lizards (including the owl and armadillo) were awesome too! Great video!
Not to burst your bubble or anything, but that probably wasn't an albino. Albino red eared sliders are completely white/yellowish, the complete opposite of black
I really appreciate all your videos and your genuine love for every creature u come across. I feel your passion man and I’m just happy to know that there’s someone out there like you bringing attentional all these beautiful snake and other reptiles we have in North America. I truly believe your videos make a difference and that a lot of the data you collect will be very useful now and in the future in regards to research and conservation. Just really wanted to say thanks!
I live in Douglasville Georgia and this past Summer I had a visit from a 6 foot plus Rat Snake. He or she was way laid back and was in the road in front of my house. I picked him up and moved him into the ivy vines on the side of my yard.
The albino corn snake was beautiful. It would be awesome if my box turtles ever had an albino baby. That 5 lined skink definitely looked gravid because that's how mine looked before they laid their eggs. Unfortunately I didn't get any eggs this year because my male died last fall. He was probably old considering I had him for 9 years. I've seen males in the woods near my house but haven't caught a replacement male yet. I keep my skinks outside in a really large Rubbermaid bin with about a foot of topsoil. I have bricks for them to bask on and several hiding places for them but they have a maze of tunnels in the soil. There's also violets and strawberry plants growing in there too. I really like to keep my native pet reptiles outside if at all possible.
About 1995 I caught the first Albino Emery’s Rat snake in Kansas. (I was told until then no one had ever seen one). Sold it to a breeder in Michigan. So possible all albino emery’s captive breed came from my capture.
Tha albino corn snake was really cool, especially since it was a wild one. I can appreciate your excitement about that because I felt the same way many years ago when I found an albino( juvenile) banded water snake under a board.
We have those redish-orange and white corn snakes in the wild in Michigan. Beautiful snakes. In the 90's, I owned a 14x70 mobile home and 1 of them lived under my mobile home skirting. I had to convince my wife that he was beneficial to allow to live there. She wanted me to kill it. Obviously, I refused.
Well consider yourself lucky because where I live the only thing I ever see is garters and chorus frogs!🐸 🐍 but I'm kinda lucky too because I have lived in this area awhile in different houses and I'm lucky I even see these ones!!!
I live in michigan and the only Salamander spiecies I ever see around here our redbacks, one time I found an albino. I love "Just like finding a shiny Pokemon."
I really like those red bellied snakes! I don't even know if we have those where I live in Orlando, FL, but we do have the ring neck snakes. Red rat snakes are common around my house with nearby woodlands.
Great video once again Noah! I got to see an albino whitetail deer quite a few years ago when we used to go spotting in the park. Some guy actually shot an albino deer in the park, got in a lot of trouble, and now it is on display at the museum in the park! Your find was very cool!!! 👏🏼👍🏼 Stay safe! 😄❤️🐬
I cruise PLENTY of dead snakes too, I just rarely show them since RUclips doesn’t like gore and I try to keep the channel as family friendly as possible.
It sooo looks like you took him home lol and I found a Red bellied turtle in the road today... picked him up and he hissed at me Moved him outta the road took photos and kept moving!
Been on this earth 56+ years - only seen a venomous snake once: baby Eastern Diamondback ( ~ 16 in) in the water right next to the submarine in Kings Bay, Georgia.
I’ve been an amateur snake hunter for over 30 years and I live just northwest of Atlanta. I would love to either go with you or take you on a hunt. I have 650+ acres we could hunt that have rattlesnakes , copperheads and more
Speaking of people getting bitten by the unnoticed venomous snake, I sort of dread that it will happen to you eventually - - I've seen you in habitat with copperheads everywhere in the leaf litter, including ones you didn't notice immediately, and you mostly seem to wear normal shoes or even sandals when herping, so getting tagged is a real possibility. It might make a good video to describe the precautions you take to prevent getting bitten, and the contingency plans you have in place in case you do. That would be a good PSA-type video for all your fellow herpers. I definitely don't want to check RUclips and see a video titled IT FINALLY HAPPENED! with your channel ID on it.
Awesome find! That light is amazing. I thought you had taken the snake home until the next day. Why don’t you use the light for all the night shots? I was going to ask how to tell it was a corn instead of rat, but I found the answer buried deep in the comments.
It’s a pain and had a very short battery life. I used to use it more often (like in my summer videos from 2019-2020 in west Texas), but now I only really bother with it for stuff we don’t get to see often.
Always stoked to see a wild albino variant of any animal, let alone a corn snake. Awesome find.
Even a pill bug
A buddy of mine found an albino sharp nosed viper in eastern China last year, I think nocturnal albino snakes have a very good chance to survive in the wild.
I was literally thinking “that’s like a shiny Pokémon in real life” and then you said it and I flipped out
Dude, I watch your videos day and night. By far my favorite youtuber. Remember me when you hit 1M subs!
Congrats on the albino corn snake I had one when I was a kid it was like having a little kitten it would eat mice right out of my hand I love corn snakes
I have an albino hognose. She's very sweet compared to my male Arctic hognose.
Wild Albino!!! Thats always a good day!! I spotted a Albino Grackel or Robin in Virginia a few weeks ago & got all excited. Hard to tell exact species on birds when they're all white!! Great find on the corn bro!!
Never found anything albino in the wild, so cool.
@Xylem Phloem Legit.
Saw an albino squirrel once haha. Thought it was a plastic bag floating around on the road and as my cousin and and I got closer the bag ran off the road and ran up a tree. We both looked at each other like, “damn that was an albino squirrel!”
@@PgLangGang 🤣 That's pretty legit.
Awesome!! Great video, Noah. You and Will Robertson’s channels are the best. Thank you for being kid friendly! My kids love your channel!!
4:52- that's exactly what I was thinking😂
Cool albino! You need to make a t-shirt that says,
Front of shirt-'NFKherping'
Back-"What on Earth!"
I love this idea
Yes
i'd buy
You need to make a shirt that says “……🤔🤔🤔 you actually think I let it go “……
COME ON MAN
Awesome find, man! That albino corn snake was absolutely incredible, and to see you found a wild one was even more stunning! Besides that, the quadruple flip and other snakes and the lizards (including the owl and armadillo) were awesome too! Great video!
Gorgeous albino ! I wouldn't have been able to identify that as a corn snake. You really know your snakes. Great video!
Easiest way to tell is Corn Snakes have a V shaped marking on top of their head, where a Gray Rat would not!
Super cool find man. That must have been exciting.
Keep up the great family friendly content!
I found a albino red eared slider and it’s body was black it was awesome!!!!!!
Not to burst your bubble or anything, but that probably wasn't an albino. Albino red eared sliders are completely white/yellowish, the complete opposite of black
@@safron2442 the shell was was white with some green plants and the skin was black
@@flipmaster995 The skin would also have been white if it was an albino. Maybe it was a pied?
@@safron2442 ya probably
beautiful find!
I love your videos identifying each snake and making it easy to watch. I see the rat snake mimics a rattler's stance
Me seeing the like count at 65: *Hears Palpatine* "Commander Jacob, execute order 66"
Me: It will be done my Lord
@ThePredator - Who knew "Big" Lenny was into Herpin?
Good comment! 👍😂
I'm freaking out right now. I can barely breath. Ahhh my comment was seen!
We spotted an albino squirrel the other day and we were stoked. I saw an adult albino turkey a couple of winters ago. Always cool. Good find.
Your kitty looks just like mine, who was recently diagnosed with a blood clot and heart disease. Gray kitties are the best.
I really appreciate all your videos and your genuine love for every creature u come across. I feel your passion man and I’m just happy to know that there’s someone out there like you bringing attentional all these beautiful snake and other reptiles we have in North America. I truly believe your videos make a difference and that a lot of the data you collect will be very useful now and in the future in regards to research and conservation. Just really wanted to say thanks!
Cool find in the albino corn! I found an albino broad-banded water snake in east central TX back in the 70’s. Also a 50% albino Common Snapper.
Congratulations on that wild albino that’s insane
Georgia corn snakes are so pretty. That albino is a stunner.
Beautiful T neg corn snake!
An albino hognose is my dream find! But anything albino would b awesome
i found a hognose the other week and it was insane i left him alone and got a couple of pics of him
@@ethanwilliams-lott3281 I have only found a baby hognose and unfortunately it was dead... I get some video/pics of what I find then turn em lose
WOW!!! That is very rare!! I actually came upon an albino garter snake in my yard one time!!
That albino corn snake was insane! Awesome video!
Love the video and love the owl!! Keep up the good work brotha! Be safe always god bless
Also awesome find
I live in Douglasville Georgia and this past Summer I had a visit from a 6 foot plus Rat Snake. He or she was way laid back and was in the road in front of my house. I picked him up and moved him into the ivy vines on the side of my yard.
Another cracking videos guys✌️
Love your vids. Great energy and very smart young man
The albino corn snake was beautiful. It would be awesome if my box turtles ever had an albino baby. That 5 lined skink definitely looked gravid because that's how mine looked before they laid their eggs. Unfortunately I didn't get any eggs this year because my male died last fall. He was probably old considering I had him for 9 years. I've seen males in the woods near my house but haven't caught a replacement male yet. I keep my skinks outside in a really large Rubbermaid bin with about a foot of topsoil. I have bricks for them to bask on and several hiding places for them but they have a maze of tunnels in the soil. There's also violets and strawberry plants growing in there too. I really like to keep my native pet reptiles outside if at all possible.
Whoa!
OMG I was going to say it was a shiny, and then you said it!!!
That albino tho! great luck!
Im going to start a drinking game based on on how many times you say "either way". Might die
Did you die?
Albino corn snake in the wild. So cool. Thanks for sharing.
Great job on your first, and hopefully not your last albino.Great work. Hopefully that beautiful anibb my all doesn’t turn into an “owl snack”.
albino corn snake, the find of a lifetime..........congrats!..............that is exciting................
That's dope
Red belly curling upper lip, kind of like a dog growling. So cool. I like learning new things.
Another pro job Great stuff mate
Yes 👍
Thank You for the great content!
Videos have been so good lately! 🔥
baby snake is so cute
About 1995 I caught the first Albino Emery’s Rat snake in Kansas. (I was told until then no one had ever seen one). Sold it to a breeder in Michigan. So possible all albino emery’s captive breed came from my capture.
Tha albino corn snake was really cool, especially since it was a wild one. I can appreciate your excitement about that because I felt the same way many years ago when I found an albino( juvenile) banded water snake under a board.
We have those redish-orange and white corn snakes in the wild in Michigan. Beautiful snakes. In the 90's, I owned a 14x70 mobile home and 1 of them lived under my mobile home skirting. I had to convince my wife that he was beneficial to allow to live there. She wanted me to kill it. Obviously, I refused.
Now that's a multimillion view video for sure! The Albino is totally crazy!!
Well consider yourself lucky because where I live the only thing I ever see is garters and chorus frogs!🐸 🐍 but I'm kinda lucky too because I have lived in this area awhile in different houses and I'm lucky I even see these ones!!!
That looks EXCATLY like my 15-year-old Corn ("Murray" named by my daughter after a Pete Yorn song). Awesome!!!
Corn snake is definitely awesome
I live in michigan and the only Salamander spiecies I ever see around here our redbacks, one time I found an albino. I love "Just like finding a shiny Pokemon."
I really like those red bellied snakes! I don't even know if we have those where I live in Orlando, FL, but we do have the ring neck snakes. Red rat snakes are common around my house with nearby woodlands.
Pretty sweet corn snake. You’re so lucky to have seen that that’s crazy!
What a lucky find
Great video once again Noah! I got to see an albino whitetail deer quite a few years ago when we used to go spotting in the park. Some guy actually shot an albino deer in the park, got in a lot of trouble, and now it is on display at the museum in the park! Your find was very cool!!! 👏🏼👍🏼 Stay safe! 😄❤️🐬
Of course! Corn snakes are one of the least common snakes I find in my area in NW Georgia and you go ahead and cruise an albino!
Nice “video light” with the corn lol
Awesome albino! Couldn't help but laugh at the way you repeated "wild albino corn snake" though; reminded me of "alaskan. bull. worm." from Spongebob.
Wholesome
Nice find!!!! Pretty amel corn!!!
Very lucky to find that albino corn snake in the wild.
That corn was crazy! It’s also is crazy how all the snakes you road cruise are alive! I am in NC right now and we found a huge, dor eastern rat.
I cruise PLENTY of dead snakes too, I just rarely show them since RUclips doesn’t like gore and I try to keep the channel as family friendly as possible.
@@NKFherping Yeah, it always sucks to see anything dead on the road.
Awesome!!!
Love your videos, live near Alpharetta GA, do we have any rattlesnakes here? Been seeing lots of copperheads.
I never thought I would hear a pokemon reference in a herping video. (:
I knew this day would come for you someday.. I was waiting for it too happen. Bro Go play the lottery.
It sooo looks like you took him home lol and I found a Red bellied turtle in the road today... picked him up and he hissed at me Moved him outta the road took photos and kept moving!
gonna salute this guy for having perfect eyesight
You where looking for an unicorn and found one! The odds!
My dream is to see a venomous snake In the wild, it seems like you find them so easily 😂
Been on this earth 56+ years - only seen a venomous snake once: baby Eastern Diamondback ( ~ 16 in) in the water right next to the submarine in Kings Bay, Georgia.
It's like finding shiney pikachu
It seems likely there are snakes under the leaves, that you can't see.
@NKFherping What time of the day is best to find snakes ?
Craziest thing I've found while herping was an orange queensnake and a red queensnake.
I actually noticed the other two first
Love your vids dude! If you’re ever herping in the central AR area hit me up
Never thought I'd see you Boop! a scorpion 😳
unicorn herping is a thing?
you can't keep corn snakes in GA?
Wow u might the luckiest snake herper
I found one of those a few weeks ago an he/she was over 6 foot long.
Hi nfk herping
You mist a brown red belly snake it was right next to a reang neck snack.
I’ve been an amateur snake hunter for over 30 years and I live just northwest of Atlanta. I would love to either go with you or take you on a hunt. I have 650+ acres we could hunt that have rattlesnakes , copperheads and more
Hiiii
Hi
Sickkkk
Speaking of people getting bitten by the unnoticed venomous snake, I sort of dread that it will happen to you eventually - - I've seen you in habitat with copperheads everywhere in the leaf litter, including ones you didn't notice immediately, and you mostly seem to wear normal shoes or even sandals when herping, so getting tagged is a real possibility. It might make a good video to describe the precautions you take to prevent getting bitten, and the contingency plans you have in place in case you do. That would be a good PSA-type video for all your fellow herpers. I definitely don't want to check RUclips and see a video titled IT FINALLY HAPPENED! with your channel ID on it.
Rat snakes are so cool
I seen the other 2 snakes
Do you have any pet snakes at home for which you care? Like maybe an albino corn? Nice find!
Awesome find! That light is amazing. I thought you had taken the snake home until the next day. Why don’t you use the light for all the night shots?
I was going to ask how to tell it was a corn instead of rat, but I found the answer buried deep in the comments.
It’s a pain and had a very short battery life. I used to use it more often (like in my summer videos from 2019-2020 in west Texas), but now I only really bother with it for stuff we don’t get to see often.
Why are Corn snakes illegal? Is it 'cause they are a native species?
I noticed the two Red Bellies right off as your phone panned to the other two.
What kind of scorpions are those? And are they venomous
I found a scaleless bull snake
Trust me the fact that corns are illegal in GA ain’t stopping nobody wellll not me anyways lol. I love my corns
When you road cruise are you riding up and down the same roads several times or are you just riding remote roads
Both
I live in north Georgia