Our Hognose Snake "Bacon" Laid Eggs!!

[@MusesWhim]

Bacon heard you poking fun at hognoses pushing all the moss away from the eggs, and took that personally. She buried them well under the moss. She made sure her babies stayed hydrated until you found them.

[@loisma2356]

Like no. 700, Also yeah I think that’s what happened 😂 animals seem to have great communication systems

[@unspeakablead89]

Heck ya eggs 🥚 be safe

[@loisma2356]

@@unspeakablead89 noice protection, 1.2k

[@requiembeeblebroxx]

She wanted to hide them from Emily so she could keep 'em all to herself. After all, it's Bacon _and_ eggs, not Bacon _deprived of_ eggs

[@laurenpetro2901]

It seems like no matter how full the incubator seems, there is always space. It's like the Narnia wardrobe

[@shelbybaby1642]

At least like the grandmas purse from Halloween town

[@jadepetersen1108]

I love Narnia!

[@Adarhysenthe]

Incubator of Holding.

[@musafera]

Lol

[@brinrin7029]

I think that it's like the TARDIS, it's bigger on the inside.

[@lisamayne9505]

Emily said the magic words "Now no more snakes can lay eggs until that incubator is done" we know that means at least one more snake WILL lay eggs to squeeze into the current incubator.

[@cutecats532]

They've been saying that for the past 3 clutches at least.

[@shaunacorrigan9372]

And that there will, somehow, inexplicably be room for that clutch in the bottomless incubator😳😂

[@musthavemoxie]

There’s totally still room lol

[@Heidishauls]

I'm surprised she forgot about that one a few years ago where there was a normal in a clutch of albinos.

[@lolbitthearcticfox]

I think they named it FedEx But I could be wrong

[@phoenixstrills2289]

@@lolbitthearcticfox yeah, that's FedEx alright!

[@shadowcatanya]

You are correct, they named her FedEx and made the joke that mom snuck out and locked up with the mailman.

[@Upper_echelon_exotics]

Was that bullsnake babies? I'm trying to remember.

[@shadowcatanya]

@@Upper_echelon_exotics Pretty sure it was. I know I watched that video again just the other day because I just LOVE the baby snake videos.

[@brittanylawless680]

It was weird not having Ed's commentary. But always happy to see snek eggs and excited to see bebbies!!

[@meh_im_a_sheep6018]

I know, right?? Im so used to having ed and emily just goofing around

[@willowsdrawingsandpictures1213]

snake* babys* Trying not to be mean but correcting u😂😂

[@stardust_valley9040]

@@willowsdrawingsandpictures1213 snek and bebbies are slang/internet talk, so theres no reason yo correct them /nm

[@Elessarion30]

@@willowsdrawingsandpictures1213 I think you mean "babies" not "babys" and "you" instead of "u". Trying not to be mean but correcting you 😂😂

[@brittanylawless680]

@@willowsdrawingsandpictures1213 it's internet slang

[@maryjohnson5776]

I can't wait to see the video of the babies but I'm also hoping to see a project-build video of the new incubator.

[@laartje24]

6:06 That one is a surprise to me. Breaking pottery is actually considered to bring luck here in the Netherlands. We will say when someone drops and breaks a plate for example: "Oh well, shards bring (good) luck." Not the mirror shards though, they are definitely considered unlucky over here too. Because the mirror was said to show your soul and is you shattered it you shattered your soul too.

[@babeebyrd4632]

I was always led to belive that the saying "7yrs bad luck breaking a mirror" was bcuz yrs ago it would take 7yrs for craftsmen to replace a broken mirror x

[@laartje24]

@@babeebyrd4632 I have never heard that one but it sounds interesting. I am wondering if there is truth to that.

[@somegingerthings9530]

There is a celebration in Germany before a wedding. It's called "Polterabend" (translated: shattering evening) and people come and bring there old/unused pottery and porcelain and shatter it on the ground for good luck for the couple and an good marriage. Usually random people out of the village come to this celebration and bring random stuff (some people like to joke and bring toilettes or spmething like that) A fun evening of shattering pottery, drinking, talking and watching the couple clean the shards up.

[@dorabrooks76]

@@somegingerthings9530 That's a fun sounding tradition! Thanks for sharing about it. I love learning more about other cultures (I'm Canadian). In fact, Comparative Civilizations was my favorite class in high-school, tied with, funnily enough, German Language! Lol Gosh, I wish I knew someone then who spoke German!! I didn't have much chance to use it (other than singing), so I've forgotten most of my vocabulary. 😥 I was semi-fluent in just a year: because I loved it so much, I studied really hard, even outside of class work (I used movies, music, books, etc). I can still read a bit, and I managed to help a customer in German once (with a TON of gestures lol), but I'm sad to have lost so much. I really love the language. I should try to pick it up again! Especially now that I have a couple friends who speak it, too. 😄 Anyway, thanks again! (Vielen Dank!)

[@idrathergotohell5215]

Lol not to detract from ur comment but "mirror sharts" made me bust a gut laughing 🤣

[@DragonFae16]

Just before Emily brought up that she'd heard clutches can have multiple paternities, I was thinking 'Now I want to see her reaction if both are the father and albino AND axanthic babies appear'.

[@flarestarsz]

I honestly was thinking about “what if they got snows from Bacon this year” lol

[@bluepearl4624]

What if that big egg has twins from both fathers? One axanthic and the other albino?

[@macaelatice-loma1048]

@@bluepearl4624 that would be insane!!

[@DragonFae16]

@@bluepearl4624 OMG! I want that so much! It would be perfect!

[@DragonFae16]

@@flarestarsz That would only happen if one of the males was secretly het for the morph they don't express. But it would be very cool to see.

[@michelleignatowski8393]

Emily: "that's it! The incubator is full! We can't fit any more clutches in there." Also Emily: *finds a way to fit another clutch into the incubator*

[@hailstorm2914]

I love how at the beginning when she was finding the eggs she was like “did you eat them?” Before she found them, I’m sure bacon knows better after learning omnomlette didn’t get as much food lol

[@rebeccapark8272]

At this point, after seeing so many videos with it mentioned, I am super excited to see a video revamping that fridge 😄

[@kyleerm10]

emily is so talented! not just with snake stuff, but also with writing and drawing upside down lol i wish😂

[@devilsadvocate8946]

Fuckin mood. I’m an artist but the idea of drawing/painting upside down is just unfathomable.

[@aylah8545]

BIANCA CATS AREN'T BAD LUCK😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡💥💥💥

[@JodiLeaSnakeQueen]

@@aylah8545 exactly 💯 I prefer black cats and mine is right next to me 😻🐈‍⬛ But I've always had cats im a huge cat lover and have only 4 total right now

[@wheezylaugh9542]

I needed this as a healthy distraction over Technoblade’s passing on. Thank you, Ed and Emily for making my week just a bit more tolerable ❤️

[@pandaghost6]

Yeah, I'm the same

[@GeneralLDS]

dude same. keep flipping between crying and trying not to throw up

[@spacewolf7757]

Glad I'm not the only one finding a bit of comfort since the news of his passing :(

[@TheSnakelord_]

Yea same here..

[@CentipedeGuy]

Same, it’s nice to see some fellow techno/reptile lovers

[@kawaiigoomy3487]

4 is unlucky in Japan because one of the ways to say 4 is shi. Shi is also the word for death, that’s why yon is the preferred way to say 4. 🙆 I hope the babies have much luck in their future. 🍀 Have a very happy weekend. 🌈🥰🖖

[@poke-talia268]

I wanted to check the comments before I wrote one about this. I actually really appreciated when I saw the 4. lol

[@jackiedean6149]

That's really interesting!

[@wenxinzou7825]

That might have originated from Chinese since Japan had similar sounds like in Chinese

[@lorrainemunoa791]

@@wenxinzou7825 People have shared a lot of characters and numbers in that part of the world, true. Especially Chinese lettering and numbers, as history moved people around.

[@ivy5554]

Ok but seriously, really looking forward to seeing you guys convert that incubator someday 😂

[@flarestarsz]

Since there’s probably no more eggs this summer, they’ll probably do it during winter when the snakes go into brumation (it’s a lot less hectic than egg season I bet)

[@artemisw0lff0x47]

Didn't one clutch a couple of years ago have one baby from a different father, because it was the only normal baby in an entire clutch of albinos?

[@OooWinnehooO]

does anyone have a link to that video?

[@lindsaymcmuffin]

Yeah it was a bullsnake! But I don't remember which one. They called it fedex lol

[@jaginaiaelectrizs6341]

YEP!!! (I actually just watched that video, not that long ago!!) The thing was, they didn't even breed that particular snake at that time to any potential daddies who could have produced a normie baby at all ... the mom had retained some sperm from a previous mating in a previous year, basically just saved it for later until the surprise!colored baby popped out! Snake reproduction is pretty wild. ^-^ Can you imagine if human bodies could just naturally reserve!storage sperm for later like that??? 👀 It would probably spell chaos. LOLL

[@kjtgp1]

@@jaginaiaelectrizs6341 and wasn’t it a snake they had gotten from someone else if I remember correctly? So the dad wasn’t even one of their snakes?

[@jaginaiaelectrizs6341]

@@kjtgp1 Well, I think they said they had maybe bred her to a different snake once before themselves too? But, yeah, I think they did say they had obtained her from someone else and didn't know if the previous owners had previously bred her to any other snakes before or not too-unless I'm also remembering it wrong! So yeah the daddy _could_ have been one of theirs, or could have not even been one of theirs at all, and they weren't really sure either way. (The only way to really be sure would be if it's possible to do a DNA familial-match test for snakes or something like it is for humans.😅😅😁 Loll) _**edit// Actually, while trying to find that video with just the one surprise!normie baby in it again, I stumbled across a different video that ended up with multiple normies[ rather than just one] amongst what they thought would be all albinos and the ones in that vid they said were for sure from a daddy that wasn't one of theirs...so maybe we're thinking of more than one different videos here??🤔😅🤷‍♀️😊_

[@lunawolf2068]

Who else still remembers the one albino clutch where the mother retained the DNA from a dad from 2 years back and the clutch ended up all albino with the one wild type they called the fed-ex baby

[@benmccann7385]

Yay bacon had little babies I was at a party today and held a hognose snake for the 1st time ever I was talking to the animal handlers and they said wow you know loads about these guys and i told them it was all thanks to snake discovery for the first time in my life I felt smart 😅😂

[@commandermercury6654]

Just thought I’d say I love the theme for this clutch! I’m not among the people that think 13 is unlucky (it’s actually one of my favorite numbers), but the other superstitions are cool. I’ve actually never heard the one about breaking glassware.

[@Alisha120058]

Some snakes can also reproduce via parthenogenesis. I have read that can happen with hognoses. It'd be interesting if you got a clutch where all the babies were 100% like the mother and I have also heard that clutches are pretty commonly have multiple father's just like how you got your, "fedex," baby snake the previous year. Congrats on the eggys!

[@lecece]

In Germany there's a local tradition called "Polternacht" (translating to something like crash night) which takes place some day(s) before a wedding where the soon-to-be-weds break a lot of porcellain for good luck XD So I guess things that are somewhere considered unlucky can be really lucky otherwhere

[@dragonwithamonocle]

On a somewhat unrelated note, thanks for helping me realize that "poltergeist" basically means "crashing ghost" in german!

[@lecece]

@@dragonwithamonocle XD You're welcome. "poltern" is hard to translate to English but if someone "poltert" then that means they are being loud, if something "poltert" then that means usually falling down in a very noisy manner and possibly crashing/getting destroyed due to falling

[@dragonwithamonocle]

@@lecece Aahhhhh, I see! I took three years of German in high school, aber ich bin nicht so gut jetzt.

[@lecece]

@@dragonwithamonocle It isn't a word used often so I would have been surprised if you'd have learned it, even in 3 years of studying the language XD Big respect to you for learning it, especially with all the gendering (der/die/das) and tenses and all that!

[@dragonwithamonocle]

I was learning german at the beginning of what I would call the LGBTQ rights movement, and I think the gendered everything actually helped a lot when several of my friends came out as trans, nonbinary, or genderfluid. In particular the "das" pronoun was my favorite because when in doubt, you could just make something neutral. So when everybody started looking to "they" as a singular gender neutral pronoun, it was extremely natural for me. I love the language, and have been trying to get back into it a bit on duolingo, but am often sidetracked by work and... life.

[@bedillabean9728]

So excited for the new babiessss!!!! Voodoo dolls are actually not supposed to cause harm in traditional voodoo/hoodoo practice. They are actually supposed to represent a specific person that you wish to heal. Sticking pins in the doll is supposed to be like psychic acupuncture to relieve bodily stress

[@Axqu7227]

Learned something new today!

[@ReeveProductions]

I sware every laying video this year they’ve said “there’s no room in the incubator, oh wait it’ll just fit. Now no more eggs till we get the new one working.” And yet…. It’s still not working and they’re still finding room. 😂

[@AK-wb2ww]

Emily how could you forget the FEDEX child from two years ago?! Remember the one normal bullsnake baby born in a sea of albino half siblings? You guys have had multiple paternity!

[@splendidpursuits8153]

True, but it was not from exposure to 2 males in in the same breeding season, it was retained sperm, which isn't the same.

[@--asher--]

I literally just finished watching your last video 5 seconds ago. So ready for actual babies!

[@jessicaprumm3234]

Me too! I’m so excited!

[@kiarakeeper2154]

My 3 year old LOVES your channel. I've been watching since before he was even a twinkle and we were just down there 2 weeks ago to go to the zoo. It was actually the week of his 3rd birthday. Anyways we're not so patiently waiting for the hatching videos!

[@devilsadvocate8946]

That’s so absolutely precious! : ) Hope he enjoyed his birthday!

[@gacha__jade5947]

Can’t wait for these noodles to hatch!!! Edit: thank you for the likes!

[@gacha__jade5947]

Haha

[@-tabi-]

Sameeee

[@NomicFin]

I figured the theme as superstitions, which is pretty close. I'm also amazed the incubator can still fit more eggs despite supposing to have been too full multiple times. You really do need to get the other one done for next breeding season, though, because the current one will probably actually run out of space at some point.

[@disneyworksgeek6189]

Hey Emily & Ed! I’m a big fan and I love your videos and pets! I’ve been having a really hard time lately. I need to leave my dream job (I work at a pet store) because my hours have been cut. I’ve been absolutely heartbroken. I really appreciate your videos. They’re full of light in a dark time. Thank you.

[@rasbowsreptiles7310]

Some of the hognose morphs are so incredible. I’ve always been a big fan of just the “normals” but seeing what these animals are capable of looking like is so awesome.

[@bobsmith7066]

Poor Christofer, he will be always be the “vibration therapy” snake.

[@bcfortenberry]

With the world on fire, I rely on the fine folks at Snake Discovery to bring a smile to my face. Go Bacon!

[@introvertednotsoyoutuber6126]

Did Priscilla ever breed or lay? I can’t remember but I was watching the video today where she hid from y’all and then bit Ed when he was trying to find her lol

[@jax8290]

I think she might have slugged out? I'm pretty sure she was mentioned in one of the earlier egg videos but I can't remember if she just didn't breed or slugged out.

[@pinkiecale]

She did but it was when Emily and Ed were away. The staff were the ones to notify them but there was a miscommunication because they left the eggs on the cool side of Priscilla's bin. Most of the eggs weren't good but a few still had a chance

[@mellonkoli]

Priscilla DID lay but it was one of the clutches that were misplaced due to miscommunication. The name of the video is "An Unfortunate Clutch from our Bullsnakes." It looks like it was posted about a month ago, the second bullsnake egg video after the NARBC video

[@introvertednotsoyoutuber6126]

@@pinkiecale that’s right I remember that

[@Priscabc]

@@pinkiecale Do we have an update on them? I really hope at least a few survived.

[@oarfish36]

First, Where is Ed Second, I know for a fact that Ball Python clutches can be fathered by multiple males so I would guess that would work with Hognoses as well Can't wait for all the hatching videos!!!

[@wolfofwisdom360]

Love your videos! Also, going to show respect for a passed Minecraft KZbinr… RIP technoblade. Let cancer be eaten forever by ommnomlette

[@CottonGinster]

As a potter, there is this thing called kiln tetris that you get better at over time. The firings take a long time so getting as much in one firing is great. You guys have truly mastered the art of incubator tetris.

[@alicecain4851]

Such an exciting season! Now for the hatching!

[@shego1142]

6:25 Hello, resident witch here! Actually! “Voodoo/Hoodoo Dolls” (Which are usually referred to as Doll Babies or Sack Dolls in those practices I believe) or Poppets in general practices were used a lot more for healing and comfort than they were ever used for hexing/cursing/etc. Not saying they can’t be or aren’t used in that way, but the most common practice is to make a poppet of yourself and to treat it nicely/give it nice things as a way to draw fortune your direction. The second most common practice is making poppets/dolls of your own children or loved ones and treating them kindly to provide comfort, especially when you can’t be with them in person. I think it’s super sweet! Again it’s not their only use but that was at a time the most popular use of them. Just thought you’d like to know!

[@svetlanaherhorses6526]

As a Chinese fan, I appreciate how you thought of our weird unlucky number(but the ultimate is 14)🤣Hope the babies are healthy and they can be little ravenous eaters!

[@amyangerer6966]

Bad luck things!! My niece was born on Friday the 13th - which makes it a good luck day for her!! When she was a baby I said off the cuff that meant maybe she would get donuts on Friday the 13th - and SHE HAS!! For every one since then!! 🥳

[@Foxxy.0.]

My favorite thing since omelette ate her eggs is when you can’t see the eggs and ask if they ate them lol

[@madisonhall8620]

I love that the put the health and well-being of their snakes over making money from the eggs

[@madiwalker9577]

Low key crying over technoblade's death and this pops up. I could use some cheering up. Thanks

[@aleshaart4072]

Same

[@GeneralLDS]

same

[@katherineb.8955]

I have no idea why I'm so entertained by snake breading videos, but I love this.

[@poppyjean8789]

Can’t wait for babies!!!!

[@TheInari1]

The cup surprised me. Here in Germany broken mirrors are considered unlucky, but for cups and plates there is the saying "Scherben bringen Glück" what translates to "shards give you good luck". (Sorry for poor translation)

[@Frostmute19]

I wonder how many eggs that makes total, would be curious if anyone has the count!

[@high-bi-password]

Haha oh I was thinking baker’s dozen!! Maybe if you ever get another 13-egg clutch you can draw different baking tools / baked goodies! I’m sure you’re aware but the idea of a baker’s dozen is that you buy a dozen treats at the bakery and they throw in an extra for your walk home 😊

[@Tealwolf-il6rw]

I love how every video they say oh no we dont have room and then wiggle things around to make more room lol

[@bobbystewart9846]

true. it like the incubator is a black hole

[@Kronkgirl]

Emily's ability to continue to find room in that incubator is my favorite thing right now.

[@Kallmehcon]

Hi

[@NM_Hannie]

Hello 👋🏼

[@Mistycloud1]

Hello

[@madiwalker9577]

Hellooo

[@mooniexeditz]

This was posted at 4am for me- Just woke up its now 10am but i guess this was a nice suprise of seeing more baby snake eggs laid and now i cant wait till they hatch! Goodjob Bacon!

[@vampyrekyng_lex]

I love how you guys have to make sure none of the snakes eat their eggs…thanks to a certain hoggie!

[@ericabousquet5302]

I love that Bacon laid a Baker's Dozen for her egg clutch. I can't wait to see the video when they hatch! ❤️ 🍼 🐍

[@Sunset08131]

You could also do warrior cat clans and stuff like that For example: Thunder clan=rain Wind clan=wind River clan=water Shadow clan=dark scary cat Rogue=bones Loner=cat popping out of a bush Kittypets=coller with a bell And if anyone has any better suggestions please tell me that's all I could think of

[@cookiecraftfriend1051]

You forgot SkyClan! The tree

[@cookiecraftfriend1051]

Also BloodClan would be cool, red cat outline

[@Sunset08131]

Oh I also forgot starclan=star

[@cookiecraftfriend1051]

@@Sunset08131 yes

[@stardust_valley9040]

Warriorclan as a collar

[@julianebub5031]

Hi. About that shattered tablewear: In Germany we say „Scherben bringen Glück“ (shards bring happiness, but only tablewear) and is‘t a tradition to bless a soon to be married couple during an event before the stag night. To the „Polterabend“ everyone that shows up (it‘s not via invite) brings flowerpot, toiletseats and old tablewear to shatter. The couple has to clean it up and bring it somewhere safe. Shattered Mirrors bring you seven years of bad luck and glass is considered to be luck that should not be destroied.

[@shinypearlstar]

Yep, Bacon buried the eggs as well. At least she put all the eggs in the laybox. Watch the baby that got moved to the corner be sassy as heck because that snake might know that it was moved. Emily...you probably jinxed the clutch by using unlucky/bad luck stuff. I remember 13 was unlucky for me so I hope that clutch didn't just suffered from you drawing unlucky stuff. I had a bus seat with the number 13, a calculator in math was number 13, pretty sure I had a a desk in my class that was 13 and due to me being a girl the day of my 13th birthday, my cycle happened so yeah. That birthday was horrible. But clutch, please don't be jinxed as bad as I was

[@hannahkayee831]

What's in there is already in there, drawing anything on there isn't going to change that.

[@redsy-k]

Your drawings are getting more elaborate! I'm impressed

[@thelittlestseahorse731]

How do you organize your bins?! I have a hard time keeping lids with containers, I can’t image how hard it is for you guys!

[@moricrisesgaming1246]

Thanks for staggering the egg laying videos! I noticed in one video when you mentioned they were laid in may and I was like, wait that means some should hatch soon! As a consumer its really nice to have the staggering. Thank you so much!

[@spiercephotography]

Wooo! Cant wait to see the babies!! She did did. You guys better get to work on that bigger incubator! Edit: 4mins 30 seconds in, halloween?

[@alicewilloughby4318]

6:53 - Beuler(sp?) is a very attractive snake! That coloring, plus the cute little turned-up nose that are the signature feature of hognoses everywhere!

[@LucyHeartfiliaasdfghj]

If I remember right the original use of voodoo dolls was actually to have dolls connected to loved ones you would take care of to give them good luck and health, it's just the colonizers that assumed it would be some bad, cursed witchery thing.

[@gaygeeks7943]

I love how Emily always puts the mother first like making sure she got all the eggs out

[@charlenedetra2050]

My goodness. So many eggs, luckily that incubator seems to be a magic Mrs. Poppins never-ending bag. In each video, Emily has to find space, saying it is full but still finds space. Magic

[@TheSnakelord_]

I really needed this. It distracted me from thinking about Technoblade’s passing. Thanks

[@leagesoffen5764]

I think it makes so much more sense to mark the eggs BEFORE you take them out of the lay box. Like, you could put a tiny dot on the top to make sure the orientation is right in the incubation box and then continue drawing your theme.

[@moonlight-tk5xy]

In Germany breaking pottery actually brings luck. That is why before a wedding you come together on a Polterabend and break old pottery. It is the equivalent of a bachelor party.

[@Saridim]

Legend tells a tale… The incubator was never finished…😂😂. Also immediately when I heard 13 I knew it was gonna be misfortune/unlucky themed

[@wolfgirl2979]

This is so poetic in a way I can't explain

[@serenaesqueda674]

it’s honestly so nice that these videos are a little backlogged because we don’t have to wait as long to see babies :)

[@goblinkingofpotatoes5823]

So many clutches this year! I’m excited!!

[@MusaNana-op4ek]

In Germany, breaking crockery is considered lucky. In front of weddings there used to be parties where friends and neighbours break crockery on purpose. But breaking a mirror is also considered bad luck.

[@charlesxaqairy709]

For those unaware: the number 4 (and 42) is considered unlucky in Japan because it can be pronounced as "shi" (2 is pronounced "ni"), and the characters for "death/dead" are pronounced as "shi" or "shini". This is why you will normally hear 4 pronounced as "yon" instead of "shi". Emily said China, and Japanese is based on Chinese, so I assume Chinese has a similar reason. Also: broken cups/bowls/plates are considered a bad omen in many Asian countries.

[@nataliesreptileroom3348]

I can't wait till ours has babies. Baby hognose snakes are SO adorable

[@jessicafrisbie2079]

Your videos really help me get over my fear of snakes and reptiles.

[@maftyw1564]

Follow your channel for years. I finally get a female hognose next week so excited.

[@devilsadvocate8946]

That incubator is basically a “bag of holding” for eggs!

[@lorrainemunoa791]

Take +1 to Animal Handling

[@kevindragon3883]

You're gonna have a ton of hognose babies this year. And I can't wait to see the hatching videos. Hognose babies are the cutest.

[@peach_bearies]

hey emily!! a little off topic and totally unsolicited but i think of you tightline your eyes (apply eyeliner under your top lashes) and flick off the end a bit to create a wing, it would really brighten your eyes while applying a little less eyeliner on your bottom lashes!!! once you get the hang of it, it's really fast and easy to do ~ but ofc that's up to you i just thought i'd suggest something to try ^^

[@fantasy1714]

Hatching is the reaosn why im a subscriber of this channel i cant wait to see the babies and the opening its so satisfying to watch

[@koicaine1230]

OMG! I've been binge watching Snake Discoveries old laying and hatching videos because I'm literally dying for new baby videos!

[@IndigoTiger_828]

Me too 😂

[@mushroomkid4510]

I'm so excited for hatching season, because it's how I got into this channel last year. I remember being so excited about the mystery of which morphe every egg would be and I want to relieve those memories so badly

[@TH0509-kiss]

just a small funny fyi: in the Netherlands broken porcelain and glas are actually considered lucky. Scherven brengen geluk hier(it used to be that people thought that breaking stuff would scare away demons)! edit: grammar

[@Lavend3rK0i]

Fun fact: In japan black cats are considered lucky! The number 4 is also considered unlucky there because it can be pronounced the same way as death (Shi).

[@Spiritwingz56]

There's a legend that when all the ravens leave the tower of London then England will fall. They love their ravens. I've never heard the broken cup one!

[@nikkiknoderer3453]

To me black cats are good luck. My grandma had one. Which is why I always look forward to Black Cat Appreciation day.

[@snakewithapen5489]

If Bueller is the dad, I'm betting on an albino coming out of the black cat egg! Just bc my cousin has a black cat named snowball and i think it's hilarious idk lol

[@detangomango626]

In the Netherlands 🇳🇱, if we break something like a vase or something. We always say: Scherven brengen geluk 🍀 What translates to: the shards bring luck to the person that broke it.

[@kat_the_mouse]

I thought the 'spilling salt' drawing was a crescent moon with a blanket. 😆

[@kandydraime]

My mom LOVES ur videos when I see her watching then when it on and when she can I barely see her blink keep up the good work!

[@dizzyrockstarr]

omens or bad luck items! that’s adorable! so ready for baby snakes.

[@AngelWingsTVdavcs]

Any day now we should be getting hatching videos! I’m so excited!

[@kawari5182]

I’ve heard Emily say the incubator is full at least 6 times. Magic incubator!

[@error404personnotfound2]

It’s always so fun to see these videos as I’m in a genetics class at the moment :)

[@ShannaRado]

I knew the theme almost immediately! I did a design surrounding the theme for my March bullet journal!

[@lilz3337]

I knew what the theme was gonna be but one idea to add to the list would be donuts! 13 is a baker's dozen so all kinds of donuts or baked goods could be cute!

[@silenthades]

The number 4 isn’t just unlucky in China. It’s actually kind of more global than that because it’s supposed to be the number of times Death knocks on your door when he comes for your soul. In Japanese the number is “Shi”, but so is Death, even though they are represented by different characters if I remember correctly (be kind to me, I took my Japanese classes years ago and haven’t spoken it since-) On top of that, Beethoven’s 5th Symphony is apparently based off of an event where he thought he heard Death knocking on his door. The beginning notes that repeat throughout the song you can count out one, two, three, four…. one, two, three, four… and then the quieter kind of hurried notes between were supposed to symbolize hiding from this imposing death character.

[@TheLittlefreakyDevil]

it seems so funny.. in germany breaking porcelan is known as a lucky sign. Its also a tradition for Weddings. We call it "Polterabend" and you meet the evening bevor the wedding and smash a ton of porcelan, to bring Luck for the wedded cupple.

[@YsabetJustYsabet]

The number 4 is also considered unlucky in Japan, because Japanese has TONS of puns due to so many sound-alike words (like pear and pair in English)-- the language only has one ending consonant, "n", so it limits the word-sounds. Anyway, 4 is 'shi', which also is the same word for "death"; it's such a strong, old superstition that when you're counting living things you never use shi, you use 'yon' or another number-name. I don't know if it's still so, but hospitals also used to use the fourth room for storage instead of making it a patient room or they'd just skip it altogether. Eh; it's no sillier than our #13 being considered unlucky. Hatch well, little eggs!