Baby Bullsnakes Hatching!! (One is Extra Spicy) 

She is a survivor. Brad-ley the fighting vehicle!

I Hope she dosen't suffer😢

@@kimberlyrichardson5943 honestly it is possible to get benign tumors either in the same spot because they didn’t get all of it the first time or in different spots sometimes. Without sending it for pathology they won’t know for certain. Also hoping it’s benign 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽

Wasn't it a different Spot, than 1.? Looked well encapsulated, a good Sign. Maybe genetic. Means it could reappear anytime with need for removal as soon it causes Problems. Our Dog had fatty Grows underneath the Skin, you could move them a bit. One got cut out, bad Spot, to big. Others, he kept cause they didn't bother him. Died 16 years of Age..

@@Bigrignohioq

i agree love you brad

byxbnb Nbcb McNair Chnnychnnnhm😢

​@maruiacancercI'm so sorry to hear that. I wish you the best

@@JINXIENG We all love brad

Wow, those snakes are why you’re old and I love snakes I got a plush named flower I named her flower she’s not really real or like alive or nothing. She doesn’t really do nothing but know what matter what I will bring her anywhere, even if I don’t want to, there’s snakes are really, though they’re fast when they attack but that baby one was so cute when they bite do they even hurt when they bite I never got bitten by a snake or a mosquito

I feel like Mr. Rogers would absolutely invite Emily to do a guest spot if he were still with us, get those loving vibes there. "See kids, snakes might seem scary, but they're kind too"

Emily's vision is based on movement.

"Just keeps bullsnakin' around til she's an old old lady..." That made me grin. I'm with you on having to take it on faith that Emily is right that babies in the egg are actually moving when she pokes them in the shell. 'Cuz half the time, when she announces "Yup, he's moving!" I can't see any movement at all. Sometimes, I'll spot a twitch, but most of the time... nuthin'.

@@philippak7726 He'd definitely do a segment about respecting all the creatures around us, including reptiles. Even if he himself didn't like snakes, given what he did for other 'unpopular' causes of his time

@@snakewithapen5489 100%. The man will remain an icon for genuine compassion and not letting others peoples' prejudice lead you into bad thoughts or worse, bad actions

You never know with snake eggs. The egg could look bad but hatch a good baby or vise versa and much more.

@@amya-kit.Conner.version- yeah it looks like all of the eggs Emily was unsure about hatched, and as she said there were 19 eggs one of them must have been twins, because there was 20 babies!

@@SevCaswell I counted 20 eggs right after she cut them open (not including the really moldy one) :D though one was kinda hidden!

So true is so funny

​@SophieandPumpkinit's that she's happy it's a viable healthy baby and not malformed or started forming and died.

Yess

It’d be so cool to get an updated overview of all of the new animals, all of the holdback babies, etc and 3mil is a perfect opportunity to do it!!

yes!!

that would be so awesome!

Yeeeeeeeesssss❤❤❤❤❤

Ooooh that's a really good idea

Total oldest sibling behavior. Don't mess with my little sibling or else.

@lisanickerson4788 Oh absolutely! Definitely my relationship with my older siblings

@@EssiBrownlee I am the oldest and when I was a kid I punched my brother's bully in his nose. I felt bad about it for years, but recently his mom thanked me for it because it turned him around and he stopped being a bully.

@@lisanickerson4788 That's awesome. You sound like a great older sibling. Mine were always super protective of me. They still are, but know I can usually hold my own

@@EssiBrownlee thank you. He can hold his own now, but I am still protective...

I hope the best for you!

Sending you lots of love and strength ❤️😔

i‘m so sorry that happened to you a SECOND time, hope this hard time will pass

God blesse you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Godspeed, I hope your situation improves very soon.

for real, I thought he was memeing!

It makes sense to me, he already had time to process it and come to terms yk? This was Emily’s first time hearing it, so obviously she’s going to be more upset than Ed :’)

Everyone deals with/delivers bad news differently. Emily was a lot more relieved after she found out it was skin cancer and not in her bloodstream. The way Ed said it was like it should have been obvious, given the fact that this wasn't a one-off issue, which makes sense.

It was so…disturbing? to hear at first. I mean it makes sense, I’ve said things that are extremely disturbing calmly after I processed it. It was just kinda scary to hear.

Jeez Ed way to break the news gently. I mean come on my man. Sorry about Brad you guys. She’s a tough noodle

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She will keep herself fat XD

Sadly Brad is no longer with us. She passed a couple of months ago, not long after Jupiter passed.

Yes

How old is she?

Unfortunately Brad passed a couple of months ago. It spread to her kidneys and she couldn't keep any food down.

@@jedimasters1462 WAIT NOOOOOO

@@TheCelestialFox Yeah. It was really sad to hear. 😥

Oh dang! That's a really cool pattern!

The one with the head markings was awesome. It reminded me of some ancient Mayan or Egyptian symbol. I would maybe name it Pharoh or something similar, lol.

Me too

I went back and I counted 20 eggs so she might have just miscounted

Yes I agree

Me to

I was thinking with one of those really big eggs that it looked like it might be twins!

@@theincarnationofboredom207 - that’s what I was thinking too! The really big round one in the corner would’ve been my guess (but 2 were bigger)😊

I caught that too!!!!

I was looking for this comment

@@torir.french5791 I think there were two sets of twins. she had 19 eggs and 20 babies but one egg went bad. so 18 eggs for 20 babies.

Lucky you finding a snake

@@lisaderosier6390 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Same I was 8 when u learned they are nice. Now I pick up snakes brads size in the wild- (I actually picked up a bullsnake about brads size-)

OMG Me too! I found a snake-garter, I think-in a flower bed recently, and a year ago I would run screaming into the house. This time I just went oh cool a garter snake! Now I look for him every time I go out there. I saw him-her?-one other time. I put a container of water there cause it’s so dry here, it’s empty every day.

Yup

I heard that too❤

Same!!

the first spicy baby that came out, or emily miscounted. if there were twins they wouldve said

As casual geographic would say: pretty privilege

I’ve never lost a pet to cancer, that’s really unfortunate. I couldn’t fathom loosing my dogs or my corn snake. Wishing you the best!

She did say she had to do it slightly early, so probably

If your parents don’t want a snake in the house, there’s not much you can do. If they don’t think you’re responsible, then keep on top of chores, make sure to take care of any pets you might already have, and do a lot of research and tell them about it so they know that you care about the noodle’s well being. Decide what type of snake you want, maybe save up some money to help pay for it. Research where to get its food and how to set up the enclosure

Easiest pet with upkeep, you can still go on holy day no problem. So for me, a lazy person, best pet to have. Can be pet, but doesn't have to, very interesting and unique and special. Doesn't need a lot of food either, so also affordable upkeep costs. Very cute danger noodles without being actually dangerous. Live long enough, but not too long. They are just right ❤ Good luck!

They might also hear snake and immediately think of a Boa or large breed, so maybe start with a smaller breed and let them know it's max size.

Might be a fear response. People hear the word snake and have a visceral reaction. If that is the case you can ask them if you can go to a reptile show. Show them first hand they aren't slimy mean creatures and are just misunderstood. Have them participate in the watching of snake discovery videos if they fear snakes work up to those videos and instead start out with their helping stuff and maybe egg videos. If fear is not the issue and it is financial here are your talking points: -How much less frequent a snake has to be fed compared to dogs and cats. -location to buy food along with price. -cost for maintenance: substrate, cleaning supplies, lightbulb replacements - cost for enclosure, enrichment, water dish, cave, etc. -explain the type of enclosure do you want to have a bioactive setup? This can negate soil replacement, but you might have to do maintenance for the cleaning crews. If they think you are just going to get old of the animal prove responsibility (as stated) The last point is if none of these are the issue I suggest asking what the concerns are and doing the research to address each and every concern. If it still is not enough you might have to wait until you move out.

I saw the lump and wondered if it had a kinked spine. that can happen. But normally, if it ws a king, it won't effect the qualify of life for the snake. Severe kinks are a different story. What I was curious about was the fact that they said they had 19 eggs, AND they seemed to have several "iffy" eggs/babies, AND they had those gnats.... which means that there some who didnot hatch. The question I've is.... how many viable eggs were there, and how many eggs had babies inside, and then figure out if there were any twin babies

And Emily

I noticed that as well

i believe Emily just miscounted at the start - there's 20 good eggs, including the one that the already hatched baby came from, at the end of cutting them (with the extra 1 bad egg) a few of them were hidden underneath the rest so could have easily been forgotten about/not noticed until getting there, or she was counting ones that hadn't fully hatched yet, since there's 1 baby already out of the egg

@@fluffyfeathers2124 you're right I went back to 12:45 and counted the eggs 😅

@@fluffyfeathers2124 oh yea I forgot about the first one 😂 thx for reminding me

I counted the eggs once she had separated them, and there were 20 eggs. I think Emily just missed one when she was counting because they were piled up