Feeding Albino Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
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Published 2020-12-25
All Comments (21)
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This has got to be the longest I have ever seen a mouse survive after three strikes.
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Shout out to that mouse. Took 3 strikes and died and came back to life a few times before ultimately passing. Gonna call him Boromir
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It wouldn’t be a YouTube comment section if there weren’t people complaining that a cute thing was getting eaten on a video they willingly clicked on.
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That mouse was a true fighter!
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It’s mind boggling how patient snakes are.
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That mouse reached legendary warrior status. His name will echo through the ages
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I actually started reading about this species and found two interesting things: 1, it's actually better to feed them live and wait because 2, they tend to be picky af about their food. And since you can be in there fucking with it for an hour while it decides to hunt or not (because it's venemous) it's advisable to just leave live prey.
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The snake will never forget that mouse. It will tell a story to its grandchild snake about a tough encounter.
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That mouse was a navy seal in another life it just wouldn’t die easy!
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the amount of patience this rattler has.
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Funny how his tail keeps rattling as he’s feeding. “Don’t look at me while I stuff my face!!” I know the feeling 😎
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Mouse puts in a dying request "Please!,please stop with the rattle already!."
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27:35 I didn't know that snakes yawn too.
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This has got to be the longest I have ever seen a mouse servive after thee strikes.
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It's funny in the beginning how after the snake tries to bite the mouse, it still goes back up and continues to sniff him. You'd think it would try to get away.
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Imagine being locked in a lion's cage, and then the owner saying "it's same in the wild"
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The snake is that kind of client that waiters hate. Staying for one hour at the table for just one dish.
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albino is so fine to look at, his/her patterns are so beautiful, albino diamondback is faster than my eye can see.
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Hope someone was watching the entire time, before dying to the venom that rat could've trying nibbling on the snake. I usually don't like live feeding, but it's pretty much required with venomous species since they're so picky
