18 So Cute BUT So Deadly Baby Cobras

[@FallLineJP]

Will: “They don’t know how to bite you just yet” Cobras: **new skill unlocked**

[@VantaClawz]

😄

[@dukenukem69]

Then they swarm him like those tiny dinosaurs in Jurassic park

[@mikeveis6393]

Don't count on it. Their venom is more potent than the adults

[@FallLineJP]

@@mikeveis6393 Is it that the venom is more potent, or that they haven’t learned to dose it out / dry bite yet? That’s what I heard about rattlers, at least

[@kes9612]

@fall line baby venemous snakes can't control how much (or little they inject) which makes them more dangerous

[@Lunkie]

Love how they instantly know how to be a cobra, hooding up, hissing and biting at this age already.

[@TenderheartPC]

Innate behaviors are incredible, aren't they?

[@JET-BLACK72]

And them having venom just as potent as their adult counter part. That's pretty adorable & deadly 😅

[@sdlock83]

It is kind of creepy how they're essentially miniature adults doing adult stuff as soon as they're born. Imagine human babies just coming out of the womb, get in the car and goes right to work.

[@TeeLocky]

@@sdlock83 😂

[@srabanimohapatra2257]

Dude, listen to him at 6:10 again, he said they won't bite

[@stevegroh4520]

I love how 17 of them are like "touch me and die" and there's one in the corner that's just like "nah, this guys chill".

[@kasvision1593]

Wow would have never guessed. Out of 33 years of living I've never seen baby cobras. There pretty cute. I even used to volunteer at Oregon Zoo most exotic animal I got to handle was a baby tiger

[@walter1383]

Zooteen or one of the adult volunteer programs? I was in the former during high school.

[@kasvision1593]

@@walter1383 zoo teen few times and adult volunteer as well

[@aharris82]

Haha! That was my first job at the Oregon Zoo back in 1998 when I was 15-16. I worked in the concession stands/restaurants though, never was a Zooteen who handled any animals.

[@kasvision1593]

@@walter1383 Both Zoo Teen programs man those were great times

[@drummindog]

Tigers are beautiful creatures. If I had to do it all over again, I’d work with tigers some.

[@gsamalot]

I love that their tiny little hiss still sound menacing as the adults

[@carlosrodgers2474]

Adorable little danger noodles.

[@MunnaBhai-yd4iu]

Those noodles will not take any time to reach you. Please do not make such a mistake.

[@t99155]

😂😂😂

[@Str8upboring]

I double liked the comments above me and didn't like the original. Cuz he prolly got bitten already and he can't see this like from the afterlife rip homie .

[@devkalyani9374]

Chinese?

[@sparkydude6693]

Are they venomous at this age? Could they kill you?

[@LinkaBellGAME]

18 precious death noodles, they're so cute. So crazy how we can see their organs and stuff at this size.

[@WillNace]

Ya that’s my favorite part 😂

[@moonknight6918]

@@WillNace Bro are they albino hatclings?

[@D413373R]

Death noodles 😂 brilliant

[@007hellz]

@linkabell-death noodles? Lmfao! That's hilarious

[@LinkaBellGAME]

@@007hellz Yes :D LOL

[@neverliam44]

its amazing how aggressive they are at just a couple days old 😮

[@TotalTimoTime]

They‘re not aggressive. They‘re defensive. Scoping up, flaring hoods and huffing are all just cobra defense mechanisms. Defensive babies get eaten less than passive ones in the wild, so it makes sense from an evolutionary perspective :) If they were acting aggressively, they would be rushing him down, taking space and attempting bites.

[@blanc.gkiller618]

@@TotalTimoTime not just defencive, but natural predetor instinc

[@TimeTraveller3256]

Haha I thought the same the little gits haha 😄

[@gilbertotrevino7725]

Born to kill

[@richardlahan7068]

Total instinct. I really do believe that snakes are fascinating animals and that keeping snakes in captivity for venom research and antivenom production is necessary but keeping deadly animals for a hobby is just asking for trouble. One bite is all it takes.

[@Robodroidalien]

My very first time seeing baby cobras.

[@Dependencycourtsellschildren]

Same. So cute! Why are they so nasty though?

[@liquidphilosopher1816]

congratulations

[@abhinandhh482]

😂​@@liquidphilosopher1816

[@Franklinveterinarycenter1of4]

I'm just curious, who do you purchase your health insurance from and do they know you handle deadly snakes?

[@FireFlyTorch]

I work in insurance claims, they WILL exclude coverage of death benefits due to snake bites of anyone handling venemous snakes, bugs, plants, toxins. An outrageously expensive endorsement is required for poisonous transfer into the human body for coverage. He is legally liable for death dismemberment and medical bills for others resulting from all these reptiles. If a natural disaster occurs, he must give physical accounting dead or alive if every carcass. Venemous & non venemous of all non indigenous reptiles.

[@WillNace]

Well Actually I am covered if anything happens because this is my business and this is how I make a living.

[@Franklinveterinarycenter1of4]

@@WillNaceLords of London Life insurance policy along with a "special health insurance policy written by Blue Cross Blue Shield with a $100,000/year deductible plus 20%. Darn hard to find affordable health insurance regardless of what your profession is. Hospital collection lawyers will apply lean on estate for any charges not paid by insurance.🙃

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@@WillNace I suspect that the coverage wouldn't be that much more expensive than a lot of more conventional occupations. My dad was a construction worker for years, and I doubt that dealing with cobras is as dangerous as that. Sure, being bitten is a big deal, but the chances of being bitten if you're taking appropriate precautions is probably similar to falling from a high-rise going up.

[@bigfigpig776]

@@WillNace I love how you can’t take sarcasm.

[@demoncage3261]

I had no idea that the hoods were so pronounced at that age. Adorable every last one😆

[@abz2000123]

Those hoods are there so that humans can't grab them as they attack.

[@famaccount479]

@@abz2000123 What are you talking about? The hoods are there to makes them looks bigger in a fight, that has absolute 0 to do with humans.

[@SocietyPhantom]

This is the first time i seen a baby albino cobra. Amazing.

[@hari.prasadv]

Well they arent albino. They are just babies.

[@jk-76]

​@@hari.prasadv He said the are albino

[@marshascholes5711]

Those cobra babies are so precious and tiny!!! Thanks for the viewing. ❤🪱

[@scottdean-conservativecoac1904]

19 eggs, 19 babies! That’s awesome bro! Can’t beat 100%

[@kica4396]

Exactly

[@kylorobb]

False. They could have all been twins. 200%>100%

[@DJSquish76]

A bunch of little cobras going "Fuck you!!" "NO, Fuck you" I love it!!!!

[@mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat]

I see never seen anyone say “coo-chi-coo-chi-coo” to a cobra before! 😹 I’m glad to find your channel! Stay safe Will!

[@-iceraptor-]

Agree.. that part alone made me subscribe 😂

[@the_mawflicker]

Yeah 😆

[@shadracpierre3456]

😂😂😂😂⚡🔥

[@srusweety]

😂😂

[@manishadalvi4337]

@@the_mawflicker but not 3rd yet

[@MikenomeD]

Awwwww look at the little doom noodles. They're so stinking cute. I bet Brian is excited he gets to have a couple. I know how badly he was excited to be working with Cobras. And anybody who was wondering, we'll have to pretty interactive patreon page, and those live streams are something else. He'll sit there and answer every single question you asked, and you'll get to meet his wife. She who is not allowed to speak sometimes comes to the live streams. Most definitely worth my money. Awesome videos always WillZilla!

[@JonDoe-nh2zm]

Doom noodles lhh that’s gold

[@pattymullin8515]

🤣🤣

[@Swaggersthecat]

Doom noodles lmfao 😅😅😅

[@susanaobeid6770]

​@@Swaggersthecat greetings at's was funny 🤣🤣🤣 but I don't like snake's and I don't let them come closer to my home. Greetings from Miami where are you from

[@Swaggersthecat]

@@susanaobeid6770 I can't see which comment you're replying too n I don't remember sorry

[@tresjolieme81]

as a 42 year old this is amazing footage in the old days never would be able to see them in a sterile environment but you are risking your life doing this

[@wb-usmcret.4762]

That's amazing, look at their instinct to bow up and be on high alert.

[@justnate6283]

I am in complete shock and aww at how you just picked them up like it was nothing. My anxiety was through the roof watching you handle not one, but several deadly snakes with your bare hands. Wow, just wow.

[@kalebbrowland1410]

My exact thought and petting them on the head

[@colleenpeterson7247]

I hear you 😲

[@nelsonx5326]

I was freaking out. They had his hand surrounded. He's lucky they didn't gang up on him.

[@julievanderleest]

They look harmless but yeah, I think my heart rate went to 180.🫣

[@DannyDiViNE]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 brave man indeed

[@rltw2753]

Snakes like this should never be let into the United States

[@JH-ck1nr]

I agree. Another dangerous hazard to get into the environment.

[@e.oliveirasouza4669]

Agree

[@ableponce8599]

I agree, it's a bad idea for real, look at what happened in Florida when Hurricane Andrew went thru destroying homes and places that where holding snakes of all types. Florida being a tropical place made easy for all the snakes to thrive and multiply.

[@Sally237-s4w]

That’s the trouble them things get out and it’s a whole new problem,shouldn’t be allowed.

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

They are less dangerous than Mambas

[@katiekane5247]

"We are NOT cute, we're dangerous dammit" 😆 such intense faces! Gas to get hands on them.

[@RitaY]

Oh I love the description "danger worms" lol. Those babies are adorable trying to be so tuff!!!!!

[@WillNace]

Hahahaha

[@basedlordfam]

They really are I want one 😍🥰😭

[@kuldipguleria2615]

Please order a full brood from Nick.

[@JET-BLACK72]

Yes they are adorable. But Baby cobras are deadly as well.. they are born with venom as potent as their parents.

[@giladfadel5920]

Plottwist: one baby cobra got away and now hiding till adulthood plotting his revenge...

[@demiljim306]

Cute little rascals. I had no idea you could sell so matter of factly deadly snakes. I'm guessing this is the next invasive species for the Everglades. And oh boy, the pythons are not going to seem so bad!

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

Exactamundo.

[@RoughNek72]

Monocled cobras can eat other snakes.

[@miman-ck9jv]

Their will be no pythons left cobras eat pythons and other snakes

[@RoughNek72]

@@miman-ck9jv just like Australia!! 😆 🤣 😂

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

@@miman-ck9jv Pythons generally eat smaller snakes, including cobras. King cobras are a major predator of other cobras, however.

[@sandrathompson7789]

OMG! They're adorable 😍!! Thanks to Suzy for her help! Good thing they don't bite yet because your toes were really close. Thanks Will!

[@suzidavis2918]

😁

[@danielstoddart]

Ha, at 0:23 the snake in the aquarium in the background lifts its head up to see what this guy is doing.

[@johnyted]

I never thought they were like this, wonderful! I am in love with these little ones and more than ever I love nature, my land, my planet even more!! Beautiful! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing :) IT IS MAGIC!!!

[@kintsugiman513]

And it all just happened by “accident’’

[@patriciapearl2529]

Wow, those are super cute. I'm not sure how this was recommended to me but I'm glad I clicked on it. Very cute baby cobras!

[@reeverchang2827]

They are really deadly cute!

[@summer9730]

Thank you for the support !!

[@pfschuyler]

Wow, the perfect Valentine's Day gift! 🥰

[@Irish_Georgia_Girl]

Ooooh they're so beautiful!!!! OMG they're PINK!

[@crystalbainbridge5339]

What an awesome sister you have😃. Those babies are so adorable😍

[@mkleng]

Really great that you show baby snakes - extremely rare footage to make people know snakes are cute too and need love.

[@Mdg801]

Those things are not cute at all😂

[@mkleng]

@@Mdg801 😂

[@prplAlliekit]

Those baby cobras are absolutely gorgeous and definitely cute. Hope your girl and daughter are doing well too. You do awesome work and I commend you on your efforts for the conservation of animals and treating them with respect. I like how you try to help people understand reptiles more and not be so fearful

[@WillNace]

I try and do my part thank you 🙏

[@mrjoel7398]

@@WillNace you are a foolish stupid man U need God help

[@michaelarmani4399]

Hello Alicia

[@prplAlliekit]

Hello and I'm good

[@michaelarmani4399]

@@prplAlliekit Nice to meet you here please send me a direct message

[@-cMc-]

Ooh goodness this is cool to watch. Lol I never want one of those but it's interesting how you handle these little danger worms 🪱 look at how pink they are 😍

[@Kellanni85]

Danger wormies

[@benheather3654]

I would love one

[@DungNguyen-ru5kg]

He may already milked their venom before shooting this video LOL.

[@WideAwake-bl7gw]

They're just as venomous as adults. How is this dude just reaching in there? Never mind, got it. And yes, they are absolutely adorable. :)

[@Materbater753]

ThEre still have venom

[@Materbater753]

It’s. Not like they don’t have. En as baby’s conmen sense

[@bradmarchant3765]

@@Materbater753 preaches common sense while typing like a drunk , some animals produce more venom / poisons as they grow with age , so it’s not that far off to assume them being so small that they would have less. it’s hard to believe that someone as incompetent and uneducated could even begin to try and argue on the behalf of common sense ,

[@JET-BLACK72]

@@bradmarchant3765 yes but actually baby cobras venom are just as deadly their adult counterpart..

[@jkm49us25]

Cute seriously. Cuteness definitely in the eye of the beholder.

[@audreyplaysnice2086]

they sound like tiny kittens. their hisses are so quiet just like the baby snakes.

[@Raymondcurryjr]

For sum reason I wasn’t expecting them to look like little cobras them hissing is adorable like they not even a week old ready to attack 😂

[@mridulayellapragada2558]

Their hissing sound is high now itself.

[@Shadowkin_]

Aww, look at the lil baby snakies! 🥺❤

[@leeberry1363]

Wow this is cool 😎 I've never seen baby cobra's before. They are amazing 👍🏻

[@dutch9238]

I want to see them playing with a bullfrog

[@arthurmcclain2267]

Hi Will,the babies are awesome looking!!!! Thanks for sharing your time with them!!!

[@jamesward4893]

I’m not afraid of venomous snakes, being a Native Texan I’ve handled venomous snakes native to my state but I don’t believe that I’d wear shorts while sitting on the floor with snakes so close to me, you sir have bigger balls than me.

[@KevinP32270]

or he's insane.

[@hounddog3476]

Future native snake of the everglades. Thank this azzhat.

[@justinwaddle5286]

Bigger balls?.... Or smaller brain?

[@sianoneill1850]

Another question, how do you know their being sold to responsible adults

[@yutupedia7351]

and why to keep them like pets, in the end they are going to end up roaming freely in the field 😅

[@loriw2661]

OMS!!!! The little hoods and hissing!!! Such adorable danger noodles!🐍❤️🐍

[@WillNace]

They really are 🤣

[@Jedi-Biggs]

😐

[@theirishninja8199]

Death noodles not danger noodles 😂👌🙏

[@josiffexplosiff1]

Weird

[@bratzboyz]

OKAY...so, your comment, I LOVE IT!!!!!! Yes, they are indeed danger noodles! 🤣😂

[@sunrayrosin7181]

I raised snakes. You’re very comfortable with those babies . And they are SO FRIGGEN CUTE!!!! I didn’t know people were dealing in cobras and other venomous animals. Although I have seen some coral snakes with red meeting yellow at over the counter pet sellers. Too cute. Nice setup too. But please be mindful who gets snakes. Plenty people think they can handle reptiles , but they are in it for the wrong reasons.

[@hainguyentv]

Hello nice to meet you ,the babies are awesome looking!!!! Thanks for sharing your time with them!!

[@alanbroussard4318]

I've seen baby snakes, but I've never seen baby cobras ever in my life! That's wild!

[@mindovrmatter33]

Do the big snakes need to get out and move around at all or are they content chilling in their enclosures?

[@thefosterfam484]

They are all gorgeous Will...Congratulations on the 19 babies...

[@WillNace]

Thank you 😊

[@happyco.943]

They are so adorable, too bad you can’t just pet them and cuddle with them )) they look feisty, look how they are so small but already charge at everything by instinct ☺️

[@milhouse7145]

How is this legal??

[@MonsterEnergy1300]

Pretty sure they need a license to do this Lol. It is for people who don’t have a license:). It was rather shocking for me when I saw a person with a rare snake in a zoo (as a child).

[@StormsLife-vs9gy]

It's for milking purposes, to create antivenom

[@diah7130]

It shouldn't be

[@FunTime-zf5me]

Everything is legal in the US😂

[@catherineechevarria8972]

He has the permits to allow for specific venomous animals.

[@naturesbest7977]

At that age they have enough venom to kill an adult human. I’m not taking that chance on “they don’t know how too, yet.” Pretty cool to see though.

[@animalswildlife6109]

I love ball pythons. I’m not a venomous person. But I respect them and I respect you. I’m just such a python fanatic. Nonetheless cool to see these mini noodles.

[@JDReC100]

These are cobras... And yes the babies are quite cute.

[@randystewart8895]

Jaw dropping. I really couldn't believe this guy sitting there barefoot in shorts playing with a dozen baby cobras. Amazing how at just a couple of days they instinctively knew how and demonstrated their cobra stance.

[@jamiecasey9800]

Even though they don't bite yet. It's good you keep your wit's about you handling them. Lol never seen a baby cobra before but have to say they are adorable. They do grow up to be a beautiful Snake and very misunderstood. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.

[@goodisgood153]

Cobras are fairly aggressive i wouldnt say they are misunderstood. And they literally will kill you within an hour if you get bitten

[@NewEnglandReptile]

bout time you got a banger

[@WillNace]

Right!

[@SelfTaughtArtist1]

Yoooooooooo. Those are so amazing! Thank you for sharing this

[@kathylafayette3765]

Congratulations on those new babies, they are very cute.

[@WillNace]

Thank you 🙏

[@kyliewilson2280]

They look awesome I have a question is it true that when venous young snakes bite their strikes are more deadly then the adults because the young snakes have no control over the amount of venom they deliver ?

[@kica4396]

No, think about their venom glands and how tiny they are compared to an adults. Snakes are very intelligent creatures even as neonates, and cobras are one of the most intelligent of snakes. I believe the King is the most intelligent though 😉

[@suzidavis2918]

Yes, that is why they say that. Adult snakes will control the amour and also sometimes do an”dry bite” with no venom at all. Baby snakes just let it all go.

[@suzidavis2918]

@@kica4396 that is actually true. It only takes drops to cause issues anyway

[@sandrarawn2147]

Hello from Ontario Canada, I'm a new subscriber. As these are just babies do they already have venom?? Sorry you've just answered my question. Ty

[@Basementdwellers-ci2cs]

I love how they all bundle up together 3:38 ❤

[@florida1289]

Heat

[@susanfarish7451]

Omg , too cute. I have never seen them so tiny. You make it look easy. Kootchykootchykoo 🤭🤭. Love watching your vids 🥰

[@WillNace]

Thank you 🙏

[@kica4396]

🤭

[@Alishadashofficial1]

Thank you watching us..Take care bro😇😇

[@lilitharam44]

So cute! I love how spicy they are! Too precious.

[@TheScottronica]

OMG...these are just adorable!!! Cute little baby albino danger noodles!!! I wish I had room for one or two.

[@johngarcia1340]

Just came across this video and I have to just say that those baby cobras are the cutest things I've seen! Man those little hisses were so cool! I hope they are all doing well and it looks like you have taken really good care of them!

[@vanessamartin2186]

Oh my gosh they are so cute with their little hoods spread!! 💜❤

[@stephenmaher2265]

You are f#%^*n crazy playing with those things!

[@wjzav1971]

So, how do baby cobras learn to bite? Or do they just figure that out by themselves with age?

[@cc.c5717]

They are gorgeous little cute baby's would love one 💕

[@YoungLYFE]

Awesome video brother! 👍 They are the coolest little things I swear.

[@Realeye66]

Never seen such cute baby cobras

[@xemzsx]

Wow, has it been 3 years since that video? I remember finding your channel a few weeks before that video!

[@WillNace]

Crazy right 🤣

[@zzzbhhhajshdhbdh8998]

Their hella cute with their lil heads up.. they already know how to cobra 😂😂

[@ashlingofAsh7580]

Omg I never saw a newborn cobra! Soooooo cute! But highly bizarre looking!

[@susanaobeid6770]

They are cute because they are just been hashed out from the egg just now they're skin is fresh,months laters their skin we change. I gate them because they're so aggressive and wicked I prefer other animals to them, greetings from Miami where are you from

[@beezy_b]

Fascinating. Yes, cute. No, that’s weird. 😊

[@misero6130]

Let’s agree to disagree

[@jiado6893]

2:10 “They’re all hiss, but that’s it!- Hey Brian there’s one by your foot.” This is peak comedic writing, in real life, by sheer happenstance.

[@Agent-57]

"Ah they are so cute" The snaklets - "Bring that hand any closer and I will skin you alive you hairless primate."

[@eileenlocke7877]

Even as babies there bit aggressive cool vid

[@MelSavageNumber2]

They were born and chose violence I love it

[@rahmoore7682]

Nice Stick Figure hat dude. 🍃😶‍🌫 Super cutie bb cobrassssssssssssssssssss!

[@bearbloomfield2437]

Will I don't keep venomous snakes. For along time I had a reoccurring dream that I had a baby white monegol cobra which I kept forgetting to fed because I kept forgetting I actually had it. This dream went on for months and then just stopped anyway seeing this vid made me remember that dream lol. They are so frecking awesome and the hooding up while so small is really cute lol.

[@chandlercosey5692]

The human mind does strange things lol.

[@Irisicaaa]

This kind of dream affects a lot of people. I've had one like this too.

[@TentaclePentacle]

i had the same dream with baby cats, there is this feel of dread that I keep forgetting to feed them and they are dying because I keep forgetting.

[@susanaobeid6770]

Do you love snake's?

[@bearbloomfield2437]

@@susanaobeid6770 yes I also keep snakes non venomous tho

[@NickWright]

You’re either super tall or that room is super low… or you’ve achieved the perfect combo of being a little bit tall and the room being a little bit low 🤔

[@WillNace]

I’m super tall lol

[@thunderstorm4074]

Good one 😂😂😂

[@cjbunker8889]

yah he is 8'2"

[@Soccasteve]

Niiiiiiiick Wriiiiiiight, come back to youtube playuh

[@darkwowplayer]

Do you know if it's possible to raise one by hand and as an adult have it be friendly towards you and not have to worry about it biting you or is that just not in their nature?

[@korbendallas9722]

Those look really awesome. Out of curiosity, how much are you selling them for?

[@JodiLeaSnakeQueen]

Curious to know too

[@cashIND219]

It's CRAZY how almost EVERYTHING that is born be it mammal or reptile can pretty much fend for themselves.. Yet a human baby needs damn near 24/7 care for years.. I've seen a mother Panda taking care of its baby and they are pretty much helpless.. I breed tropical fish.. It amazes me how they know exactly what to do.. The Peacock Gugdeons I have are prolific breeders.. The male will stay inside of the ceramic tube right up until the eggs hatch.. He will fend off any intruders and also hover over the eggs fanning them to prevent fungus.. It's just embedded in their DNA I guess.. Just like the Gardeneri Killifish who know to breed in a mop made out of yarn..

[@eslnoob191]

That's because humans evolved to have high intelligence. Our brains take years to develop through nurture and play. Other animals, which would be unable to successfully protect their young for years and years, must mature much more quickly, which prevents the development of high intelligence. On a side note, there's often a negative correlation between how quickly a human baby matures physically and intelligence (which means if a baby hits physical development milestones much earlier than usual, like being able to hold up their own head without support, then they are more likely to grow up with lower-than-average intelligence).

[@sophiedowney1077]

​@@eslnoob191 It's also because humans are basically still fetuses when we're born. As our heads got bigger, we couldn't easily increase the size of our pelvises, so we just started giving birth to babies before they got too big. If other animals gave birth at the same stage of development, they would be considered premature. If we were like other animals, humans would give birth to toddlers. And they would be less wobbly because their heads wouldn't be as big. Humans are weird.

[@ТОПЧИК10-г7я]

Просто идеальный серпентарий. Как все чисто, красиво и стильно,

[@jesssievers9446]

How cute 🥰 They’re sooooo adorable 😍

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

I'm cute and adorable also

[@nubis_6]

@@wildlifewarrior2670 😂

[@ninjabluewings]

A big box full of GORGEOUS PINK COBRAS!!! now that's real class 😍😍

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Wow, that was awesome. They look so cool hooded up. The CooperTist stuff was really nice. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@summer9730]

Welcome and thank you for the support! We appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@bigunk2667]

Would a bite from one still kill you?? Or are their fangs to small right now?

[@ryno583]

wow i cant help but get Alien Face hugger vibes😂 but also very beautiful just amazing to see baby cobras/hissing deadly monsters baby cobras everywhere lol

[@julievanderleest]

How can something so tiny and adorable be so deadly? Mind blowing.😵‍💫🤯

[@Lucaangelo252]

Hello pretty how are you doing, hope you are doing well with your family?

[@Sandy33569]

OMG they’re actually.. adorable.. Their little hissing and little “striking” looks so funny and oddly cute.. Not something I’d say about the adults for sure. 😂

[@kerbyfab]

I’ve never seen anything like this before. This is way cool!

[@yusuke102]

aww so adorable and beautiful babies thank you for such amazing content you just gained a new subscriber :D keep up the wonderful job

[@WillNace]

Appreciate that thank you 🙏

[@lchurch1]

I wonder at what point they become dangerous because they learned to bite. A week? month? not something I'd want to be a test subject for but I'm curious what the age is, if they're too young after a couple days.

[@ekbanjosworld4926]

Make sure you tell the ER how friggin cute they are!😂

[@DrPlans]

imagine mistaking one for an earth worm 💀

[@AG-en5y]

Hissing earth worms