DEADLIEST VENOM in America? The Coral Snake! 

That has to be the biggest coral snake I have ever seen on RU-vid, I had no idea how much bigger Texas corals get. Fantastic work Donny, this was a really well put together video and you had a ton of great information. Such a stunning snake!

Great job on mentioning the Tiger and Mojave rattlesnakes. This is the first Coral snake video i have ever seen on youtube that has mentioned the venom of those rattlesnakes. Im from Arizona, where we have all 3!!

I just ran into one two weeks ago. Was slithering one way, we saw each other and froze at the same time. It made a U turn and slithered straight into a huge pile of leaves. Managed to take a picture 😁

This looks like Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne, TX. I saw a coral snake here a few years ago.

I have a 32 inch coral snake skin South Florida

My heart was beating so fast the whole time you where holding it! Great video but please do one on a squirrel or box turtle next.

I live in San Antonio I just found one in my house yesterday. I'm definitely using my boots from now on

there was this one guy ( dead now) out of the land down under, . he played with deadly snakes and things. not no more..

That was an awesome catch on the Coral 🐍 (ok, not green, but cute!). To help with your medical stuff... The nerves on your spinal cord about 2-4 in down from the base of your skull are what "talks" to your diaphragm so you breathe (Usually between C2-C4). If you can't move your diaphragm down, you can't get any air in your lungs. But anyway.... Love your videos! Especially your commentary 🤣 ! Obviously full of good information and jokes! If you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at? 😱🙀 Keep recording and posting 🎥 !

Found one in my front yard a few days ago and made a short with the audio from the beginning of your video and the people love it, hopefully it drives some traffic to your video.

Coral snakes actually chew their venom in like gila monsters too.

I handled a Texas Coral Snake from Ingram Texas I handled on eclipse day back in April.

Snek

The snake looked like it was trying to play dead. Lol

That snake looks like it's dead.

red & yellow kill a fellow, red * black venom lack

I got bit by a Texas coral snake, I was 17 and got sent to children’s hospital. Yes there is antivenin.

Coral snakes do not chew their venom

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Enjoy your totally honest prologue but felt kind of bewildered you could possibly earn enough to pay for a 5 hour road trip. Unless of course that was at 20 mph in a vehicle that can get 100 mpg. Not sure why, but a feeling of nonplusness rushes over me. Perhaps it's the lack of perception to safety that permeates through the video. Felt like there wasn't enough respect given the snake. Almost ignoring it. Wish you all the best.