Giant Snake Bites Woman's Face - Explained

Recently we discovered a Re-upload of one of Megaconda's Videos with 1.5 MILLION LIKES. The video was of her working with a male reticulated that nearly bit her in the face. There were TONS of insane comments on this post, so we thought we would stick up for her a bit.
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[@NewEnglandReptile]

This clip was recently re-uploaded from a smaller account, and reached 1.5 MILLION LIKES until it was deleted Friday morning. With that big of a response I thought it needed to be talked about. Let us know what you think about this clip! - donny

[@johnnymanson666]

I am more curious on the actual size of the enclosure for the python. I am not saying it is too small; for all I know it could go on for 4 doors worth. Merely a question and something to prevent people saying it is due to enclosure size as well. I feel if she was working alone, then she did the right thing. She ensured the animal was secure as well as making sure she was safe herself.

[@davewarrender2056]

Should not be anywhere near any animal. She was tough with that poor snekie , and trapped it's tail. Wtf did she expect , no sympathy

[@tribex11]

Even Kevin said many people say the enclosure looks too small but then didn't elaborate. I think she's probably cramming a big snake into a small space but as someone above mentioned it could be several doors long but it doesn't look like it from how the snake is coiling going in and we all know breeders who cram as many snakes into a space as possible with zero enrichment. I think the problem with vids like this is you guys will know these people personally which makes any criticism very difficult even if it's warranted

[@gitano035]

Skilled.. but bit roughly to

[@Mac10-Y13]

@@davewarrender2056 😂😂😂 ok snowflake, sit down and let the lady do all the work for you.

[@YochevedDesigns]

I loved the part where she flipped off the snake, and he immediately backed off. Who knew snakes could understand sign language? 😂

[@n.e.barton1299]

That snake understood the law of jungle. When I flip you off when you are hormonal, you better quit acting like a jerk (aka acting defensively).

[@guitarman864]

​@N. E. Barton 😂😂 let me guess you where the one flipping the finger?

[@drinkinglotsofsoda]

She was choking the neck of the snake with the door

[@lemonlydia]

​@@drinkinglotsofsodano, she wasnt, it's head is clearly not even near the opening. at the end, she was holding the snake back with the door- who WOULDNT??

[@Sporipherous]

The snake knew that he was naughty!

[@goonbelly5841]

Giving the snake the finger when you know they can't reciprocate because snakes don't have fingers is just plain mean !! 😄😄😄

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Hahaha.

[@nicolebrooks7181]

Yea, I agree that was mean

[@connorkitchen7285]

Being a venomous keeper has to take an insane amount of discipline. I would not be able to keep myself from petting the danger noodles.

[@TaliesinClark]

I love Kevin when he's teaching us. I really appreciate the way he talks about reptile behavior and the differences between species. I honestly learn so much from these videos. With Kevin's explanations and the fact you guys show the animals the whole time so we can see uninterrupted behavior, it really helps me learn and absorb the information. I also want to say, I really appreciate that Kevin knows his animals, and knows he could do certain things with them safely, but chooses not to for the benefit of the reptile community. That's some stellar self awareness, accountability, and selflessness.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

I’m smiling! K

[@The.Spicy.Raccoon]

Education from passionate educated professionals is NEVER boring! Thank you so much for your passion Kevin!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

My pleasure! K

[@MM-jf1me]

​@@NewEnglandReptile ​"Boring" everyday aspects of these animals and how you care for them and handle them are fascinating. Your appreciation for these reptiles and your genuine enthusiasm for them comes through and helps us see beyond "cool" or "scary" to gain a deeper appreciation of how complex and amazing these beautiful creatures these are. Thank you!

[@HannahLiastis]

Listening to Kevin's analysis and reading of snakes has done more for my overall knowledge and confidence then anything else I have done in terms of research. I can't get enough of it!

[@melissaf.5898]

So true!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Very kind! K

[@YochevedDesigns]

@@NewEnglandReptile Kevin, I love how you can be so interesting, and so soothing at the same time. You have a rare talent for presentation and your voice is so nice!

[@loriw2661]

Notice that while Kevin is interacting with one King, the others are not hooding up and striking their glass. That’s how intelligent they are and how they’ve been conditioned to KNOW there’s nothing to fear. 🐍❤️🐍

[@robertheuston6351]

And there’s there is certain Florida keepers who’s animals strike the glass at any chance they get. I know who I’d be taking my advice from.

[@loriw2661]

@@robertheuston6351 That’s who I was thinking of when I commented

[@DELTA9XTC]

who are you talking about?

[@clarky4001]

Nothing is ever BORING when your learning from Kevin.

[@ErikNonIdle]

Nothing boring here! I greatly respect Kevin and the whole team at NERD and would rather observe them being safe and educational than reckless for clicks any day. Great vid, guys!

[@The.Spicy.Raccoon]

💯 agreed! very well said!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Thank you. K

[@Allinguts]

Education about this animals is not boring and is actually super helpful specially from a pro like Kevin. The reptile community should be thankful for Kevin and people like him, the knowledge and experience this guy offers is gold. It would be a dream come true getting trained by Kevin and have him as a mentor.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Thank uuu ! K

[@Allinguts]

@@NewEnglandReptile Death hat, RIP Chuck

[@angel665b]

I've really only recently started to watch snake KZbin. My biggest surprise is that it thinks, learns, and adjusts. I always thought it was pure instinct.

[@emilypierce5944]

Some species are much heavier thinkers imo. There is something in particular special about King Cobras. You can just tell that is an animal that when not reacting is actively thinking and curious and inspecting it's environment. It's like a dog that can kill you by accident... :( Should look into some of the monitor lizard stuff, a lot of them are extremely smart and bond heavily with their humans. Dog like enjoyment of cuddling and the like.

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

I'm also gonna go out on a limb and say the Retic was not offended she flipped him off.

[@joshuastover1047]

Meg definitely has a spicy attitude. She knows her shit for sure

[@rjrainey1186]

If you guys look it was already striking before it lunged out of the cage. In my opinion she did absolutely nothing wrong.

[@lizper]

I love watching the snakes calmly explore their environment.

[@kimconley4679]

Great video. I loved seeing how the king interacted with Kevin. I have a name suggestion which is Adal: This name with Old German roots means “noble, precious” Since it sounds kinda like "a doll," it fits.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Thanks for the idea! K

[@CreativeReptiles]

The comments show that some of y’all don’t even watch the videos. Kevin hasn’t said anything bad about Megan and instead he sings her praises on how she handles it. Also y’all are so sensitive about her giving the snake the middle finger. It’s clearly a joke (she’s very sarcastic in her videos if you follow her. She doesn’t hate her animals) People cuss at their pets all the time, the animal has no idea what the middle finger even mean. Stop putting human emotions onto animals.

[@franmt4275]

I love her reaction. This is a reaction from someone who’s not scared at all, in total control of the situation and “make fun” in this dangerous moment and end it there. She is amazing

[@rugeramerican308]

And here i am terriefied of getting bit by my cornsnake😂 Kevin youre awesome!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Thank you ! K

[@MOMOHEARTS]

Lmao me when my dog decides to talk back cause he can't get peanut butter

[@nathanclarke6694]

I have a ton of respect for Kevin's knowledge, experience, and intuition, but it still gives me the heebie-jeebies to see how freely he handles that last king cobra. 😅

[@feackshow5250]

I just think it's funny that she flips the snake off and then it closes his mouth and goes back in the cage like well fuck you then I'm going home

[@kittytwosocks7848]

Excellent video, Kevin, and very informative, I used to watch Brian's channel, but I can't be bothered with the staged silliness from his team 😀. Keep doing what you and Donny do. I am a big fan

[@khalidshabazz5110]

I didn't see a bite

[@YosuaNangin]

Welcome to youtube

[@kristenvincent3622]

Thank you Kevin for setting such a good example, regardless of what you “could do” with that pretty King Cobra… and educating everyone on these amazing animals. These are my favourite sorts of videos!

[@koc4787]

I love that it shrunk back after she flipped it off. She did a good job.

[@DaZzZ3Dx]

She’s a great keeper. Those cages are pretty long and have multiple doors. She didn’t punch the tail. She shut the door as far as she could because the snake was coming back at her. That was normal interaction with a spicy retic.

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

She did pinch the tail I suggest you watch it again, hence why the snake came back at her the way it did. She clearly wasn't paying full attention. I have raised snakes for over 36 years, and have never had a snake want to bite me, just to bite me. The only two times I was ever bitten was; because, people were teasing the large constrictors I was holding at the time.

[@DaZzZ3Dx]

@@JessicaSimonson1976 pause it at 11 seconds the snake is coming back mouth open before his tail is pinched.

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

@@DaZzZ3Dx no after its tail was pinched. The tail was pinched and she then opened the door to flip the tail in and that is when snake came at her. Pausing it at 11 seconds doesn't show what happened. You need to again watch it again.

[@DaZzZ3Dx]

@@JessicaSimonson1976 pausing it shows you exactly what happen. The snake was coming back mouth open before the door even shut. There’s really no debate. Take a screen shot at .10 and .11 seconds and you can see mouth open snake coming at her and the door still wide open.

[@TNTReptile]

@@JessicaSimonson1976 So I admit I had the same reaction as a lot of people posting negative comments the first time I watched. But slow down the playback speed. You can clearly see the retic coming to bite right as she begins to lift the door. You can also see her raise her right hand to shield herself as she was shutting the door. That action would not have happened in a normal I'm just shutting a door action.

[@helenehlers9800]

Oh WOW! Your relationship with those beautiful snakes is amazing and so wonderful to see. You are one of the rare credits to humanity.

[@sashalibertas3957]

Video thoughts: I dont think she was out of line. She kept herself from being bit. With predatory animals, you have to be on guard, and the adrenalin from the situation is probably why she flipped him off. Personal note :) Because of you guys at NERD and Snake Discovery, I have grown my respect and knowledge of reptiles. Because of your educational videos, I am even considering getting another reptile. I feel much better equipped than I was before. I had 2 leopard geckos and unfortunately did not have good outcomes, so I stepped back to try and learn what I did wrong.

[@josh.harrison7594]

I understand she didn't mean to catch the tail in the enclosure door but she did mention that those enclosures suck due to the opening system so she should definitely think about changing them out asap

[@MilesJ_Everything]

Who the heck has not flipped off a pet? I am not virtuous enough to say I haven't flipped a few off in my day! lol

[@mahalawisner1739]

I found y’all because I was terrified of snakes and most reptiles so to face my fears I figured knowledge would be best and I just so happened to come across y’all on fb and then your KZbin channel and I’ve learned so much and can see how genuine y’all are and how much you truly care for animals 🥰

[@NWORB_21]

Exposure therapy! I love it. I hope you’ve found some relief from the phobia/anxieties around these kinds of animals.

[@peggycampbell905]

Love how she “trained” the snake to back off when she flipped it off. Haha that was really funny. Also usually my first reaction!

[@lynnb1108]

That was my thought also. She flips him off and he goes ooh wait that is the signal to be good and get back in my home.

[@LuckyStone888]

Kevin is what we all need to strive to be. He has the skill and expertise to free handle the King Cobras, but he does not because he is intelligent and knows a tiny mistake can put the reptile industry behind by many years.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Well said!!! K

[@KeevaTheFirstRival]

I know Megaconda mostly because of Puppy and I've always been impressed with the work Megan puts into her animals, I'll forgive her a tail pinch on a spicy retic, no harm no foul. As far as the cobras are concerned, seeing how calm and inquisitive they are always amazes me, you guys do amazing work with them!

[@CaylorsReptilesAquatics]

I didn’t see a bite. I’ve stopped watching her as I think she has animosity toward her reptiles in several vids. It sets a resentful tone and bad example for ppl who are already afraid of snakes. It validates demeaning them imo. Flipping off a snake is just petty. I agree she knows her care guides and is experienced but maybe a step back and evaluation of how she feels about the animals would help. No hate just how I see it.

[@flameepidemic4839]

I agree

[@bleepblop2897]

Couldn't agree more

[@noahakanoeytheballpython4473]

I agree with you 100%.

[@bleepblop2897]

The way I see it the moment you stop having love for the animals you're caring for you should just give it up doesn't make you a bad person but continuing to care for those animals you clearly have animosity towards it's just bad for you and the animal and I know this is just my opinion but you can hear it in her voice you can see it in her movements and as we all know animals interpret these things even if it's on a base level

[@noahakanoeytheballpython4473]

@@bleepblop2897 100% I agree. The animals can feel it.

[@albertomariacristofani8333]

If you look VERY closely (perhaps with the help of a freeze frame) you can clearly see that the snake opens its mouth before the tail gets caught. The animal simply didn't want to be handled or didn't want to go back to its cage. It must also be admitted that the handling was a little rough and hasty

[@sherrybrzeczka7966]

As always Kevin is amazing to watch and listen to. I always learn something new!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Glad to hear it! K

[@Cold_Blooded_Gems_]

Thanks for standing up for her kev , ya know , all these crying finger pointing cry babies go out of there way to look for something to crucify. 90% never owned a reptile , the 10% that have , probably keep skinks and salamanders. You have the respect to clarify the misconceptions in the industry, thank you 🙏🏻 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@robinsiciliano8923]

The connection between Kevin and these animals goes to like a soul level. Watching him handle these creatures is almost spiritual.

[@drinkinglotsofsoda]

Hopefully he won't go out like Steve Irwin 🪦

[@melissaf.5898]

Watching Kevin interact with his animals is NEVER boring. I learn so much from him that can be used with any animal. The Kings have the most beautiful scale patterns. I love the huge scales on their head and their tails look so cool with all the contrasting colors. Such a pleasure to see them. I still think Kevin should make some more hand hooks, The snakes seem to like it. Thanks Donny n Kevin.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Yes more hand hook, I agree! K

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

And the "rubber hand voice"! Hehe. "Come heah, I wanna pet you! Noo but I love you!" Heh. It's genuinely funny to me. And we're learning! The point is the lesson, not to hassle animals into biting the hand. It's about respect. ♡

[@melissaf.5898]

I think it’s more comfortable for the snakes too cuz there is more support, larger surface area for them to hang on to.

[@ryanw7706]

I love the venomous room. Every time I visit to buy feeders, I have to go in and see these guys. I've been in there with Tim before and he's an awesome guy that clearly loves these animals. You guys do great work. Almost wish I worked there if I was a bit closer lol

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Wonderful!! K

[@ryanw7706]

Just left an hour ago getting more feeders. Always drive in from Salisbury. Tim was great as always lol love stopping by

[@willowashe]

As for shutting the snakes tail in the door, if you can find me a dog or cat owner who hasn’t accidentally stepped on their tail/foot or almost accidentally whacked their pet with something, I’d be surprised. As for the finger, ngl I call my iguana a little d-bag sometimes, and I would do anything for that little jerk (he’s actually very sweet… but he’s also an iguana.) I have a question about King Cobras that may be kind of silly: I was watching some videos with Papa and That made me wonder if removing the venom glands would reduce their immunity(is that the right word?) to venom over time? Do that have other glands that produce it? I wondered if geriatric snakes like Papa and Obsidian may have some reduced immunity since they haven’t had venom glands for so long.

[@bryonflaherty5957]

Megan definitely knows what she is doing and I’m pretty sure that she loves her animals.

[@francesrees4334]

Love the fact she gave it the finger

[@christopherabeyta9394]

Absolutely love when Kevin is teaching us more about the animals and their behaviors and giving us all a better understanding of these beautiful creatures. I have looked up to Kevin so much. I have 4 snakes myself and Kevin and everyone at Nerd has helped me so much throughout the years, and I couldn’t be more appreciative. Thank you Kevin, you are an inspiration to us all and honestly my personal hero.

[@nunyadambusiness6902]

People don't realize that a snake's body language ALWAYS lets you know how they feel. Since my company makes antivenom, most of our snakes have fangs, but we still use pythons for DNA testing & things like that. Retics are notoriously reliable for having good attitudes if you treat them well, & for getting revenge if you act like an idiot & mistreat them... Snakes are just like humans about that... I love working with kings, but I can't stand working with monocled. Monocled are the only species I know that will waste the energy & chase you down the street... 😳... Anytime we get ready to pull them to make it bite the cup, they know what's coming & are automatically defensive... Fk that... I would rather work with a king ANY day... 🐍🐍🐍

[@realfnneato3111]

i love all your content on keepers being more safe with their animals, its not as boring as you think!

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Gooood! K

[@realfnneato3111]

@@NewEnglandReptile ♥️

[@danielleb.7055]

It didn't even seem the tail was "pinched" it just seems like she was going to close it but noticed the tail was there so didn't close it. She knows her stuff. We have to stand up for each other and anyone should be happy to know her. King cobras are just an absolutely beautiful species. Have a great day

[@DanBid100]

When I first saw ur comment my initial thought was "wait....I didn't comment on this video" 🤣🤣

[@annahalko-angemi]

No it definitely was, that's obvious. But accidents happen as keepers. However, the snake's reaction was appropriate. As a keeper, I would've felt horrible and apologetic, not give it the finger. But I am a different type of caretaker.

[@antoniogonzalez4534]

So nobody has ever accidentally stepped on their puppies paw or tail lol? I guarantee you it hurt more than what this lady did to her snake.

[@annahalko-angemi]

Yes, and most people's reaction is apologetic and remorse. Not giving the dog the finger. That's the difference. And yes, I was an animal keeper for 20 + years so I don't need to hear about that.

[@antoniogonzalez4534]

@@annahalko-angemi and most puppies aren't trying to bite your face off lol. If so a lot of people put dogs down for that nevermind a finger.

[@antoniogonzalez4534]

@@annahalko-angemi my point was she didn't intentionally try to hurt snake. The middle finger was a failed attempt to be funny imo.

[@abdullahameen772]

Now that is what a great video looks like lady and gentlemen! Don't have to have these silly lil youtube beefs talking smack on someone. Excellent job as always Kevin. N.E.R.D. is doing it the right way. Man, what I'd pay just to sit in a room with yourself and Mr. Crutchfield for a few hours. I'd love to know half of what you have forgotten lol

[@janeeadair9163]

King cobras are such impressive creatures, I ve watched nature documentaries about them and I honestly can say they have my total respect

[@NewEnglandReptile]

They really are!! K

[@janeeadair9163]

The educational side of the animals , the care they require, and the intervention when like any other animal they show illness of any sort , shows that Kevin really cares about these animals , and teaches us they are not out to get us as the media like to promote

[@madhokte]

She pushes the door up against its neck so it can't go back in at first or am I not seeing it correctly?

[@zzziped7233]

I’m right with everyone else Kevin’s educational videos are better then any other content posted I don’t want him to think knowledge is boring. I’m not alone when I say I feel more confident with my collection and feel better when worse case scenario may happen. Wether he’s comparing species, talking about morphs or doing full blown veterinary surgery’s there’s something compelling about when Kevin’s in front of a camera.

[@82566]

Imo he just has a very calming vibe ,I love when the handler can educate w out all the noise or risks

[@davedronski7749]

How dare her! Everybody knows what WILL happen if you give a retic the finger! LoL, people are so stupid. That girl did nothing wrong in that video. Things happen when you have a bunch of giant snakes.

[@jolfer1334]

Watching the excitement and intelligence coming from Kevin is never boring.

[@JawOT]

I missed the part where the snake bit a womans face, where is that at?

[@aliciawiseman6434]

He is a beautiful snake and good for her for being aware of her snake's behavior. I am sure she takes good care of her animals and the tail getting caught was not intentional. Rather have that happen then a mouth full of teeth.

[@Nailsharkco]

This is amazing! I get on you tube every night to look forward to see any uploaded videos and updates from you guys ! Kevin is just so good ! Hes my favorite to watch and learn from !

[@AkselStorhaug]

She knows the tail is there, does not really pinch it. She does not panic or overreact at any point. Everything is done at just the right time. That is some boss handling right there.

[@morganicsmoothie964]

Even when she shut the door on its head to protect herself, there was a level of gentleness lol

[@reptilesinthefoothills6694]

Great stuff as always Kevin & Company! Happy New Year. Great things in 2023.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Same to you! K

[@amandairvin5020]

Never a boring video from NERD!! There will always be a negative person for everything that is done, that is just the way of the world. Kevin only gives out accolades to those that deserve it so she must be a very good handler. Accidents and mistakes happen but that’s what we learn from. It didn’t seem like she did anything wrong or negative towards the animal. Keep up the awesome work and by the way, king cobras are so majestic and spectacular, those eyes show how intelligent they truly are💚💚💚

[@deniseoukhaba8485]

It was the unfortunate trapping of the tail that led to the little strike, it happens to the best of us, retics are long getting them all in and keeping them in is no mean feat. A strike always takes you by surprise - her finger reply was justified, a harmless reaction. Slamming the door on its neck wouldn't have been.

[@ronniewelch7817]

You can tell by her body language and facial expressions that the snake was about to come at her.

[@-cMc-]

That's wild that the male retic got so offensive

[@SterlingKato]

I love her flipping the snake off and the snake is like "Alright then... Soooorry!" lol

[@pyrovania]

That the snake responded to a middle finger salute is too funny.

[@avgjoeshow4208]

That cobra at 10:23 should be named Dusty cause his pattern further down his tail looks like Dusty Rhodes polka dot trunks in WWF

[@rebeccaashley8335]

It's funny how when the woman gives the snake the finger the snake goes back in the cage

[@TheMarboroman]

Every second spent in the company of Kevin and his animals taking it all in is a second of my life I'd wish to repeat. He takes you on a journey and helps explain the bond hes has with these amazing creatures. He is a true hero to nature and a friend to us all. This is a classroom you're gonna wanna be in. The more time Kevin and his team give us the more u understanding we become in turn the animals benefit the planet benefits we benefit WIN WINER CHICKEN DINNER

[@The.Spicy.Raccoon]

💯 agreed; well said.

[@melissaf.5898]

I agree with that too

[@daniellemarie9996]

I think so too , he is so intelligent and explains in great detail, you can see how calm and relaxed his animals are with him .

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

I watched male king cobras on a documentary kill, and eat female king cobras.

[@pierson974]

Love to learn from other, more experienced keepers than myself. Keep that "boring" info coming, love it!

[@catchryder2591]

Hahaha I love her flipping that snake off. Seriously laughed out loud.💜🐍

[@Asher5250]

I would have done the same thing. Not out of disrespect, but respect for the snake's reminder.

[@alicinsane3003]

Even though you don’t “free-handle” watching you with those king cobras still makes my butt pucker !

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

Beautiful animals! Great shots of that last King's tail, for example. And of course I love watching Kevin talk about snakes, and interact with them in a respectful way like he does, noting to us viewers details of what he is & isn't doing and why (all for the safety & emotional wellbeing of the animals and for his safety and the safety of any viewers 'taking notes')... Wonderful stuff! It's really an amazing thing to see Kevin consistently so caring and thoughtful of his animals (and any in his care). I can hear my dwarf frogs buzzing in the silence now that the video's over. I rarely get this kind of quiet... I'm so glad they're calling again. (I say "they", but I think it's just one male.) Anyway. Peace.

[@-cMc-]

Oh okay sometimes you have to watch the reticulated python MALES

[@zyeet3243]

Damn Luci made me flinch for u even with the rubber hand 😅

[@ellengraham4677]

This was / is a Beautiful video the interactions between Kevin & these amazing creatures is so heart warming.😊😊 Just wanted to let you know I'm actually terrified of snakes but I enjoy watching someone love them and treasure them.😘😘

[@jenn1234]

Great video! Nothing boring in my opinion. Before I started watching videos about snakes I didn’t really think much about them. I have always tried to respect them and keep my distance. Now my favorite snake is the king cobra 🐍. I love their facial expressions and I think they are very interesting all the way around. My favorite king is Kevin.......he seems to have a great disposition and I have grown very fond of him over the years. Your king cobras look like very awesome snakes as well!!! Take care and be safe. 😄💙🐬🐊🐍

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Thank you ! K

[@jaybird634]

Kevin is definitely a smart keeper ! Very insightful and inspiring ... Keep crushing bit NERD .God bless and may peace be with y'all .

[@happybee7725]

Its all sweetness and light until you put them back in and just like that they’re back to being viv defensive

[@heartlandreptiles]

Awesome video Kevin and Donny!!! I’m glad you covered Meghan’s video and how it all makes perfect sense! She’s a great keeper just like you!!! There is something especially beautiful about king cobra tails!!! I just stunning animals!

[@Trid3nt861]

Anaconda: "HISSSSSSSS" Female handler: *Uses middle finger* Anaconda: "Understandable have a nice day"

[@dpexoticsss]

Great video full of amazing content keep on killing it Kevin and Donny keep it high and tight

[@zapzya]

I don’t know what is cuter, the snake or Kevin being a snake dad.

[@julienbeaudet2115]

Retic are so smart, they know that its the bad finger

[@melissaf.5898]

😂

[@jennifermelvin8038]

Kevin is just AMAZING!!

[@Mimomof4616]

Great information! Love the educational videos ❤

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Glad you like them! K

[@darneycatimbang3861]

that middle finger calm down that snake testosterone hehe lol

[@fastbreak0822]

Nerd Rules.............!

[@Taiwankiddo2]

I love the King Cobras. You can see the intelligence in their eyes. They are just so intense but so smart. Loved this session Kevin. 🥰

[@RoyalGoofballs]

I love these videos from Kevin. I love that he takes the time to truly understand these animals as opposed to just learning their basic needs. These animals are a lot more intelligent than people give them credit for.

[@tryingtotryistrying]

the snake on the ground "I sense there are other snakes near by"

[@dash8brj]

Loved when she flipped the bird at the snake - "f - off you, back in ya box" ;)

[@ieatlucas]

"bites woman's face"?

[@Valyndris]

That cobra is obviously well socialized if it doesn't even wanna bite Donny, of all people. 😝

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Never wants to bite!!! Only one that is Bratty is Lucifer ! K

[@margiewalker1808]

I have a male ball python that has been behaving very hormonal like this. Normally he is one of my sweetest calmest snakes, but when he's in this mode he is a complete asshole.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

Hormones will do that ! K

[@amnehtuesdayfreeman8814]

I love that you support your community and promote members/companies from within your community.

[@cathyburke5286]

I just love your appreciation of your animals. You respect them. I really enjoy your videos. I pretty much just watch you and Brian. Thanks for sharing

[@NewEnglandReptile]

I very much do Love them And the purpose of my existence I think. K

[@kassfowler7745]

Check out Snake Discovery too

[@NewEnglandReptile]

@@kassfowler7745 When people promote us on her page, those comments get downvoted, or deleted lmfao.

[@modest1989]

@@NewEnglandReptile that seems so petty hah

[@philipmead5113]

Wonderful video! Such calm and beautiful Snakes. You just have to watch yourself with some Animals. I've had Retics that have really calm and never attempted to bite anyone. But you have to be careful at feeding time.

[@NewEnglandReptile]

I totally agree! K

[@tasha_111_]

Yes we love MegaConda!!! Great video guys!!