Will do! Hope you get out there as well 👊🏼 🐍

Thanks bro!

Yes

It’s actually the one in the right. Watch our full episode on how to easily identify each one. 🤜 🤛🏼

​@@NatureInYourFaceur right. I didn't catch your full episode. I couldn't find it. Moccasins like to leave their tails out to wag as a warning before striking

Hmm it’s on our channel vids not a short

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Well then you’re definitely no expert but one who lets fear dictate your actions. Knowledge is power of destruction. Watch our video on how to easily tell them apart and learn to appreciate life more. 😊

Check out the video we made on how to easily tell them apart. Then come back and easily identify them like an expert

They definitely are cat like once tamed down. Hypoallergenic cats

Oh my hah

Don’t think the police would do much.

Yes 👍🏻

No one is fear mongering just being a bit facetious. This was only a quiz and not an educational video like we normally make where we teach the importance of snakes.

@@NatureInYourFace Noted! I appreciate the reply, and appreciate all who would celebrate reptiles🙌🏼

@stephenvelez9710 for sure! We work with reptiles for a living and also love seeing them in the wild all over the world.

@@NatureInYourFace I am a pre-k teacher with a ball python, corn snake, and three red-eared sliders in my class…my students, 3 and 4, love holding the snakes! I very much endeavor to break down fears of oft-maligned animals! Thanks for fighting the good fight!

Yes

Nice work

Correct! ✅

If you've never owned an iguana, they can be a handful for several reasons....they can grow to a large size, particularly the males. If they're not handled regularly, they are prone to tail whipping and sometimes even biting, as they can be territorial. they also have different personalities, one might be very gentle and never display defensive behavior and another might be the complete opposite. In general, if you can provide them with a large enough enclosure and you can spend some time each day picking up your iguana and allowing it to become used to human interaction, they can make awesome and rewarding pets. They just need a little work. We made a full episode on iguanas as pets, check it out before you buy an iguana! Thanks for asking.

You have a 50/50 shot at this, at least guess R or L. Why the ❓

Yes, R is correct

Right answer!

@@NatureInYourFace for me it’s was the venom glass that gave it away. Thanks for the reply and love the videos

@@kingbubba8520 Good detective work on your part, the venom glands on the cottonmouth definitely give the snake's head a much "chunkier" appearance. Glad you enjoy the channel, we appreciate the support!

Yep, the venomous cottonmouth is the one on the right, nice work!

@@NatureInYourFace also the triangle shaped head and eyes and the pits below them help identify it as a pit viper

You got it! Good job!

Not the coral snake 😃. Highly venomous with round pupils

Right before sunset is best. Like 715/730 in July

Yes

@@NatureInYourFace Venomous snakes usually have bulbous jaws indicating venom glands. So I think.

Yea it’s fairly young, maybe a year or two.

@@NatureInYourFace its vary small compaired to mine

@@NatureInYourFace mine is like two three feet

What do you feed yours?

yes

Shine bright like a diamond?

Correct ☑️

Probably best if you can’t identify it

So you definitely can see snakes during the summer, however you’ll want to avoid going during the hottest parts of the day and try mornings/evenings to be able to see anything. Unfortunately the road is open to cars at this point but you can still hike. Just be aware of the occasional local flying through there. I went one July and drove the road and found a cottonmouth basking but I didn’t get out to hike. It’s still a beautiful hike and wildlife is always there. Good luck

Yes

Nice work on the ID.

That is incorrect. The snake on the left is a harmless watersnake, they eat fish, not other snakes. The venomous cottonmouth is on the right.

Correct, the cottonmouth is on the right!

Just like being familiar with your weapon, knowing how to quickly and easily identify a venomous snake from a non venomous one is very important

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Yes 👏

@@NatureInYourFace 👍

Correct ✅

Yes

So what do you think, R or L?

You are correct!

Correct on the ID

It happens, those centipedes are no joke!

You're fine, I just sent you a few viles of virtual anti-venom! Thanks for commenting.

It appears to be, but it's actually just breathing like that because it was just caught and it was pretty tired out. Both snakes were fine and released unharmed! Thanks for commenting.

@@NatureInYourFace I had my corn snake get out and my cat grabbed it. I got it back from her very quickly but he curled up and was breathing just like that one. I think it knows that other snake would eat it. I don't think the snake is stupid. The cottonmouth looks real calm, and curious. 🤣😂🤣

You got it!

Thank you, our enthusiasm was genuine. We've been to Arizona 10x since then and we have never found another! They are such cool snakes. Thanks for commenting!