This Snake Brought by the U.S. Military Killed Everything

[@MFoster392]

Reptiles in general can go amazing time without eating but healthy snakes, crocks and gators can go a year or longer without eating :)

[@craigfisher9713]

Just survived Hurricane Helene, power and water was out for 11 days. There are still people here who've been out since it happened. Over 7 weeks after

[@kengregory6937]

Snakes can go a year or more with out food as long as they have fresh water. I had a ball python go off food for 11 months. I tried frozen thawed mice, rats and birds. I even tried live food ( something I hate doing ) all with no luck. Then one day he ate a FT mouse thank goodness. I was told this is not uncommon for Ball Pythons to do this. I was told someone had one that went off food for two years

[@doctorshredd]

So true about snakes being able to not eat for months. I have a Western hognosed snake that went on a hunger strike last August and didn't eat until the following May. I got him as a baby and probably thought he was supposed to hibernate until the cold Canadian temps warmed up.

[@StevenShepard-z7r]

Man has caused this type of foreign introduction wherever he goes!

[@BobbyTucker]

We are the victims of our own 'undoings'.

[@warrenoleary2168]

Especially in Western Civilization via taxation without representation , aka, " diversity " since the mid-60's !

[@JessiJHall]

It's happening here in the United States to, other ppl bringing snakes from other countries here and now the snake's have taken over😡‼️

[@jimwatson4513]

Censorship !!! Is B.S. 😡

[@christopherparsons3224]

Introduce snakes that eat snakes, that don't climb trees, then put barriers around the trees, starting with the largest trees first, that the brown tree snakes can't get past, where birds are most likely to nest. Then at least all you have is a ground dwelling snake left to deal with, once the job is done. The barriers on the trees, if fitted with small holes can allow insect to pass, most of which could simply crawl around or fly past anyway. If there is a snake above the barrier already, it will eventually want to come down to either seek a new hunting spot or to mate. Once all the snakes leave that tree, the birds using them will be safe. I realize that this wouldn't be easy, but through time, I think it could limit the Brown Tree snake's stranglehold on Guam and help give the birds a new lease on life.

[@Patrick-me6pg]

You guys got to realize that ship there's rats on that ship too so that snake was eating the rats too so yeah that's how he lives so long

[@deloachapproach4273]

I spent a year on Guam in 1076 when in the uSAF. Things were pretty well at the time, and the island had much wildlife. I hear things are now horrible due to these snakes. Gua also has Agent Orange on it, as it was used there up until 1981 = ten years after it was banned. Because of that I now have severive connected Parkinson's disease and am ninety percent disabled. All because a few officers decided they know more than the EPA, who'd banned it.

[@eh7438]

Thx for serving!

[@juliegoddard3914]

The photographs keep showing different snake species .

[@WineSippingCowboy]

5:44. I was in a power 🔋 outage. A typhoon 🌀 hit The Philippines 🇵🇭 . Power 🔋 was out for 8 hours. Future typhoons caused outages for more hours , even days.

[@RYUkyu1812]

This video is way too long. I lost interest after five minutes and I have a very keen interest in snakes. The script needs serious editing!

[@lekaleka6953]

i was looking for one who noticed this. its got issues unrelated

[@stefanlukic7272]

Rabbits in Australia,pythons in Florida...There is also that frog in Australia...

[@kenyareads6918]

To eliminate both snakes and toads, they could try using pherones. Bee remival services sometimes employ the pherones of a queen bee to atteact a colony. Pherones of female snakes could be used to attract male snakes into a trap. The same applies to frogs. "Fear" pherones could be used to chase the snakes and frogs from a location. Kerosene does the same. But pherones are more environmentally friendly.

[@raymondreyes60]

let loose honey badgers there real good at being rid of snakes

[@michaelhaywood8262]

Then there would be a problem of invasive honey badgers.

[@christopherparsons3224]

I think they would eat pets and attack people probably.

[@pheresy1367]

@@michaelhaywood8262 No pets or children would be safe.

[@danielconverse1079]

Honey badgers about, several hundred,

[@pheresy1367]

A giant WAVE of cooking shows that showcase tasty and trendy recipes for the BROWN TREE SNAKE. The government can pay celebrities to eat these "gourmet reptiles" at their parties when they vacation in Guam. But, you must name the "dish" something OTHER than "brown tree snake". "No predators," you say? They'll be hunted to extinction in no time.

[@tiaratarot]

They need some mongoose in guam.

[@mukundkharade906]

Has anybody tried making these snake dishes? Snake barbecues, snake fried, Snake sandwich, brown Snake soup, boiled Snake with cheese and decorated with carrots, onions, Snake cutlet, Snake cooked in Soya and other sauces, Snake sausages, Crunchy and cripsy dried snakes, Ice ream with thin Snake slices and chocolate sause Snake Biryani, Snake curry , snake Massala, Boneless snake, Snake noodles, snake pasta, Snake Parathas,

[@maryainsworth5022]

no, thank you

[@blkgranit333]

Snake Jerky and Snake salad

[@Bogie3855]

My ball python will sometimes go a whole year without eating and then eat every couple of days for a few months.

[@rayrieder2380]

How about bring in some peacocks 🦚?

[@richardkremer5830]

Vashon island WA power out 8 days and 9 nights. Yah! The dark ages were really dark.

[@johnkucik1833]

It’s obvious where the snakes originated from & so the population of that Island need to organize litigation against the importers of the snake & which essentially was an invasive species ! 🤔

[@stefanlukic7272]

Why nobody mentions the magic word... Mungoos.

[@voltairebanquirigo1119]

Is this snake venomous...cant wait its too long....many unnecessary info added...

[@johnphillips2721]

Interesting. However...The pop ups for comment, like are obnoxious & annoying. The constant visual pops up distract from the story.

[@chrisingram1564]

What would a king cobra do with a six year old around? Are they cases of them supporting kids? Asking for one...

[@michelleelsner4938]

Anacondas have been known to fast 6+months between feedings

[@luissntiago8182]

🤙🏻

[@keithroach2469]

Up to 1yr. Was the record back in the 70s

[@craigfisher9713]

6 months to a year, and they hold on to the life juice from the males up to a year as well

[@maryhairy1]

I think snakes can go without food 6 months. My power outage lasted 8 days

[@kiki29073]

Depends on the species and the health of each individual snake.

[@trenastidham5581]

What about rats ? Does this snake like rats ? Lol and where can i get them ! Hell, ill adopt some of them .

[@PennieClary]

Try 5 days in the dark with no power

[@blakashade1]

mongoose. problem solved

[@brianmanners8910]

The mongoose would make matters worse because it would prey on the snake and the same lizard and birds the snake was eating.

[@paracodm1700]

it lasted for 3 days

[@rayrieder2380]

6 months?

[@kaceymyles7225]

💡

[@mrxiong2567]

Too many stories in 1

[@sabastinepower8213]

😂😂😂 Black out? Come to Nigeria it's already part of us. 💡 💡 💡

[@caughtafaygo]

keep blamin us. we'll take it lol. get rekt nature

[@nouraattia6076]

Ten meters tall😅

[@carlandre5826]

I like the way you stretch things out you maybe wandering 1366 is only 1 thousand plus. BUT DEFINITELY NOT COUPLE THOUSANDS MAKE WANDER WHAT OR HOW MUCH OF THIS STORY YOU ARE STRETCHING 😅😅😅

[@321thach]

This is exactly what happened in Florida they released a Python on purpose thinking it could help reduced a rat. Now Python are everywhere they eat anything

[@sirtango1]

Hurricane Andrew hitting the warehouse where the zoo kept its reptiles when not on display is where the pythons came from. Andrew even took out the National Hurricane Center!

[@boovaher]

Yo 321thatch foo, know what you are talking about before opening your mouth.

[@eh7438]

And many breeders facilities....​@@sirtango1

[@eh7438]

All those suggesting other species, lmao, same kinda people that cause the same kinda issues....😅😅😅

[@Th0tpocket505]

I was stationed there and one of them shits actually did pop out on me

[@JohnSchuetz-js7lk]

Idiots.

[@arturomisagrande920]

Too much detour, tired of waiting to the main topic. Bye...

[@AmbertVictor-mj9yj]

2 month NA

[@jt3526]

2nd Comment 🙋🏼