Cannibalistic Kingsnake Swallows Rattlesnake Whole! | Nature Bites

[@TheFarmanimalfriend]

Kingsnake to Rattlesnake: Son you are done.

[@criswellpictures]

Bro is cooked

[@pedrohtunes]

How is that cannibalism if they are different species lol

[@AJice1980]

I was about to ask the same as question. Cannibalism does exist in the serpent world, as it does with every other species. But just because they're both snakes, one snake eating a different species is not cannibalism. That's like to saying a lion eating a cheetah is cannibalism because they are both cats

[@BandoMM]

Because their both snakes?

[@pedrohtunes]

@@BandoMM So if a human eats a baboon it's cannibalism? lol

[@AJice1980]

@@BandoMM different species of snakes.

[@Cwztian]

If a yellow lab ate a pug that’s still cannibalism

[@jg7857]

This must have been filmed a long time ago. The guy says that the population of California is expected to reach 50,000,000 x 20 25. That's one year from now. The population right now is about 39 million. There's no way it will increase by 11 million in one year. This must have been filmed before the great exodus started that has been going on for some years now

[@omaralvarado2313]

love how the rattle snake changed color from 1 scene to the next

[@academyofshem]

Yeah. Oops. Pass on this channel...

[@FrakBeats]

How can this be a high budget documentary and the guy says "their poisonous bite" lol

[@scdl-m2z]

that’s exactly what i was thinking💀

[@snowwhite2524]

Kingsnakes are soooo cute.

[@jacobkilstrom]

There's no "cannibalistic" in a snake eating another speices of snake! A bigger fish that eates a smaller fish os not considered a cannibal! Same with snakes!

[@128789842]

I consider the cannibal definition is not correct. That’s why the King Snake has been already hunter of Rattle Snake!👆☝️ 🐍

[@AzurePrower]

Came for the snake battle. Stayed for the fox.

[@ratbrat9978]

VENOMOUS bite, goddamn it, not POISONOUS!!! DUUUUUUH!!!

[@vermas4654]

Fred definitely appreciated the king snake

[@westernbrumby]

Not cannibalism or a dislocation

[@JDMHaze]

yea im like dislocated?? lol 😂😂

[@TheCharleseye]

Two different rattlers. What's with that? Light colored one at the strike, switches to looking at the fox, then the king is eating a dark colored snake. Staged?

[@DrGreenNomz]

Meanwhile in fresno.... can't even trust your homies.

[@mattmc9812]

Good king snake good king snakea

[@sheevpalpatine7588]

king snakes are one of my favorite snakes

[@filonin2]

Not an example of cannibalism.

[@davidbarkin8269]

If it's a different species, the snake is NOT being cannibalistic!.... 🙂

[@bittukumarbaazigarofficialmusi]

Good morning

[@SK_Hta]

It's like a Lion hunted a Cheetah. Not cannibalism!

[@davidlee8303]

1:53 the population of california is estimated to reach 50 million by 2025? since when we peaked below 40 million in 2020 and are now 39 million in 2023 lol.

[@jacobb7608]

They also say that snakes dislocate their jaws, which is false. This is also not cannibalism. Whoever made this documentary did zero research and is intentionally spreading false information.

[@ridefan]

Bro was hungry

[@ellzbodymore6987]

It’s still a snake 😂

[@DarkVoidIII]

Will the King Snake find urban sprawl as easy to adapt to as the kit fox would? Will it's tolerance for poison extend to swallowing a rat laden with rat poison? Can even it tolerate the absence of rattlesnakes and the increased abundance of lesser prey?

[@AJice1980]

It's not cannibalism if they're 2 different species. That's like saying a lion eating a cheetah is cannibalism because they're both cats.

[@MrJuvefrank]

People should do videos on peasant snakes.

[@sog_boxing_3169]

I didn't know Emperor Palpatine, narrated animal footage in his spare time.

[@sayanthkcsayanth1695]

0:48 0:55 colour change

[@rj8183]

Poor Fred...😮😢😢😢

[@rafaellekryztiansanvictores]

That not even cannibalism they are different species

[@philliplaugh3939]

Little did they know people would leave the state by the 1000s

[@johnnycee5179]

I thought people were moving out of Cali.

[@mikeayers8951]

Snakes do not dislocate their jaws.

[@Emy-fv6bs]

he's cute tho

[@leorodz9587]

A baby rattlesnake

[@gomichow]

so this is what they meant by docking

[@fluffyclouds2729]

its all about to be or not to be... however

[@clayilongest5245]

Funny they say the population of ca is raising every year when. In reality more people are leaving than going too

[@MrJuvefrank]

Hi, there, people sneak into California and hide in people's apartments. The ones who hide those people tell the census there's only 3 people in an apartment when they know they have 10.

[@brightoneasterling9304]

I'll show you cannibalism

[@jacobb7608]

Disliked. Snakes CANNOT dislocate or unhinge their jaws. Whoever made this documentary did absolutely zero research

[@DavidDavidunderthebridgeChampi]

They are eating other species of snakes not their own.

[@michaelstone3069]

The quick and the dead

[@timl4257]

Kingsnake is a constrictor and non venomous how can it eat a rattlesnake? How does it gave immunity to its venom

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

Kingsnakes will eat a multitude of snakes venomous and nonvenomous, they will even eat other kingsnakes.

[@nunya4815]

Title of video is wrong if the king snake ate another king snake then I’d consider it to be a canibali

[@lorenhewitt8279]

Not cannibalism. King snakes main prey is a snake.

[@neomt2]

This looks set up...the rattlesnake behaved tame...no wild snake behaves oblivious to a predator so close and in eye sight/smell range

[@Anonymouss222]

You expect too much from nature.

[@OYANOYA]

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[@shanewalker8607]

Venomous. Not poisonous. And they are different species... so not cannibalistic, either. Jesus.

[@sayanthkcsayanth1695]

0:55 watching movie

[@dekelpolak4190]

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[@poppamies02]

Indeed.

[@muhammadgonia.2946]

Kill to survive

[@KShockey-xc5bp]

eastern kingsnake eating a baby diamondback rattlesnake

[@mwhighlander]

Not a top predator if something else in the food chain hunts it. Not a cannibal if its a different species. Not poisonous bites, venomous bites. This commentary is a fucking train wreck.