Summertime Snakes and Turtles: Walking Creeks and Roadcruising in Metro Atlanta! (Baby Armadillos!)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A few fun outings in the Atlanta area, including a fun day of turtling with Greg and some roadcruising!
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I love how he always says “What’s up, dude?” to the snakes 🤣 It always makes me laugh 😂
Like the Boops!, too.
And he talks
@@fly_speck_cafe Q
@@archiekirchman8510 Beg pardon?
"greg just walked pass a cottenmouth" lol what a change of conversation
Those armadillos were awesome, made my day!
You are my favorite RUclipsr
Your country is blessed with some wicked reptiles.if we had a tenth of what you have in England I’d be a very happy chappy ✌️
Deer, Dillos, Snakes, Turtles, Frogs, Toads, Newts, Gar. The variety in this videos has made it possibly my favourite of yours! Awesome video!
Those baby armadillos were so funny. Too young to be scared of people.
I completely agree with you on that but even though they are too young to be scared of people I am a little scared of armadillos because when they are out in the daytime they carry a disease called leprosy
@@chasemurraychristopherdola7108 dude people underestimate how dangerous the steroid rollie pollies are. disease central lol.
@@JJ_Squillario I know what you mean
This is the best channel on RUclips in my opinion chaps✌️
For saying those baby armadillos were adorable--I shall like every video you ever made/make.
I would of immediately thought the midland was a copperhead
The baby armadillos when you get near them be like:
AHHHHHH!! now back to feeding
I learnt a new word today: amplexus. Thanks, chaps!
Honestly, I could barely tell the difference between the Cottonmouth and the Midland.
The one they were calling the Midland looked like it had venom pits
I wouldn’t touch the midland I would think it was a cottonmouth😂
@@juliepurcell7484 it's an adaptation to ward off predators I believe. snakes are awesome.
I don't think I would be picking up any water snake in the night in that creek.
There's a ton of red eared sliders in the lake at our local city park 2 blocks from my house. They are probably released pets or the offspring of released pets. Some of the females are really large. Sometimes they gather around when people are feeding the fish or ducks. There's also huge snapping turtles in the lake. They actually seem to keep the lake healthy by scavenging dead fish and ducks. There's also a large number of bullfrogs. I've actually seen a bullfrog catch a sparrow once.
Awesome video!!!
I’ve been waiting for a turtle video
Armadillos are the Aussie version of an echidna and the raccoons or skunks are the Aussie version of a wombat haha
Why are armadillos so chill with humans when I was younger I got to feed one by hand in the middle of the night in Texas I felt like Steve Irwin the way I was doing it no one ever believed me!!!!
12:12 those frogs were like-:
Leave us be jez
I love the turtle episodes.
Have no idea how he can tell the different species so fast. Several look so much alike.
It's actually pretty easy if you've been around them and done it long enough lol. It's almost second nature and I can identify a snake before I get to it every time really lol. I haven't been fooled yet at least.
i enjoy watching all of your video's im playing catch up
2:15 I love how he just casually picks up a wild turtle.
2:51 ✨smol boi✨
Just casually walking past cottonmouths while wearing sandals. LOL!
In Morrow GA (Clayton co) I've found gray tree frogs, bright green snakes in trees, and a black newt with yellow dots in a long creek system no kids are interested in checking out these days.
I’ve found a lot of great herps in Morrow over the years.
@@davidfield23 thats cool after all the construction in the 90s everything is overgrown again and kids dont play outside to find them but there is a coyote problem and cats are also an issue in destroying nature.
Amazing that the armadillos weren’t scared of you. Cool.
The northern limit of the cottonmouth is just south and west of Atlanta, but could have moved north with climate change. You might be in the far southern suburbs. Hard to distinguish a cottonmouth from a harmless water snake, and the patterns of both vary. Cottonmouths tend to be stubbier and fatter. I lived in Atlanta 20 years and regularly fished and hiked along the Chattahoochee near I-75 and never saw a snake or turtle. All I ever found in Atlanta were a few garter snakes and what I called "worm snakes" under oak leaves (DeKay's?), but saw many copperheads in the N. Atlanta mountains. I found a similar large grey rat snake on Mt. Sano, AL. Didn't recognize since they range west of the Appalachians, but Atlanta is on the divide, so makes sense they are nearby.
That cottonmouth just sighed at you. "Ugh, it's not food, I'm not wasting my time here!"
Thanks for the great video Noah!! I’m a little late, but I always get to ya!! I can’t wait to see more. 😄❤️🐬
11:12 Stunning Cooter............................
Amazing how those water snakes looks like they could be venomous
Many people mistake them for venomous and kill them.
Armadillo Turtle
Gorgeous Ratsnake! The biggest I've ever seen up here in Minnesota was a Gopher snake that ended up being about 4 1/2 feet long, total sweetheart too. Very glad I found this channel, you have a new subscriber.
I love your videos
That's a beautiful ratsnake. Got one here over 6 feet long and a few others worth mentioning.
loved seening the deer love deers
Love your video s man 🙏🏽🙏🏽👍👍👍👍
I like turtles 🐢
11:10 stunning cooter
Love the stuff dude keep it up! If I may make a suggestion come make a video here in east/central Texas sometime.
As always, great video.
Some beautiful rat snakes. Cheers
Yes Yes Yea
that midland looked like it had venom glands, i wouldn't be surprised if that was a cotton mouth 😳
He said pretty good snake to the breeding frogs hahahaha
Check your first board flip again. 4 ring necks
And yes the armadillos are eating the ants. they love em.
Amazing 🤩
That wasn't a Midland water snake, that was a cottonmouth. The head of the snake was a triangle shape which means it is venomous
That was absolutely a water snake. Head shape is not a reliable way to discern between venomous and non-venomous snakes. Many non-venomous snakes, including water snakes, often flatten their heads to make themselves look bigger and try to scare off predators. The group r/whatsthissnake on Reddit has more info.
"Dude *flop* dude, you are large"
Your video is very interesting.
That fish is probably a native dollar or longear sunfish. They are native to the eastern united states but they make great captives where it is legal.
Nice! I like snakes.
Great vid. That ratsnake on the road was gorgeous. Is it true that armadillos are possums who wear armour?
yes
I wish that I could see reptiles like you
Don't mind me, I'm just here for the Copperheads.
What creek was the beginning of this video filmed? Not specifically the area but im trying to branch out from my area since ive gotten better at herping
wow, I like turtles
Great video! It’s so cool finding snakes and turtles in creeks!
Baby armadillos, quite cute…Hansen’s disease, not so much.
How long does it take for snakes to start using tins that you put out?
Classic herper moment at 6:15… if you can’t tell exactly what it is, assume it’s the rarest species 😅
Is a Striped Mud turtle the same as a Three-Striped Mud turtle?
I do believe those are both common names for Kinosternon baurii.
Don't touch the wild Armadillos! They carry leprosy!!!
Wow so pretty!
I guess this is a question for Greg. I live in western Kentucky. My ponds are littered with turtles. I call them painted turtles. Without seeing them what kind could they be? Thanks.
Ptc
Do you have a PhD in reptiles? You know EVERY species!?!?!?!?!
I caught 3 turtles yesterday
I have a question but how would you handle a spiny soft shell turtle
How do you tell the difference between a cotton mouth and a water snake so quickly they look almost identical at night, I thought you were just grabbing the cottonmouth by the tail lol
A three ring neck circus
Glad so far no one got bitten i see another herper was not so lucky with a cottonmouth thought to be a water snake
Never touch a snake unless you know exactly what it is and how to properly handle it.
Hi nfk herping
For some reason I am extremely prone to being preyed upon by deer flies. Meaning summer hiking is hell and for a amateur herper in Ohio that's pretty much a death sentence.
Bug fan !! Is me
Why do you say water snakes are harmless?? Not poisonous, but will happily bite the hell out of you, enjoying it!
I’ll pass on the cottonmouth water moccasin.
NIKS herping
Where is this taking place ?
I must’ve missed the video where you got thieved. Anyone mind linking the video so I can watch?
m.ruclips.net/video/YEhXKcSLSvM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
I really want some snakes. Can u find the harmless one and give it to me? Pls
😜😜🤪
Where in Atlanta is this filmed ?
I caught a green snake 2 days ago in the middle of the city?
Sweet.
*touches armadillo* Now you have leprosy!
2:52 skip it like a rock
herping in Nc
So glad you save turtles, but NOT PLEADING BULL FROGS 🐸 I won’t forget! Nasty little water snake! Why don’t you feed him to a King Snake?? Hum???
What are you gonna catch me?
Did his stuff get stolen again?
No this is just the first couple of videos that were filmed after the stuff got stolen and I got my new equipment and could make videos again.
@@NKFherpingahh gotcha! Good to know. Keep up the great content brother. Snakes always creep me out, but ever since I’ve been watching your videos it makes me a lot comfortable and like to try and identity them when I’m out in the wild now.
1:43 #TurtleYawn
3rd COMMENT YEAH!!!
All your stuff stolen? What did I miss? Ive watched every vid i thought
noice vid
where u come from bruh?
Ok I'm not going to pick up water snakes I mistaken the cottonmouth for a northern watersnake
eat that cooter it's good eating not as good as real cooter but will fill you up
How did you learn so much in your young life? Everything you come across you seem to have a broad knowledge of yet we can go back in your channel and see you as an adolescent! You aren’t old enough to have a PhD in Herpetology (or are you) so what’s up dude?
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