The three families of snakes l Colubrids Elapids and Vipers (Please read description)

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A few major corrections:
Colubrids, boas and pythons are 3 separate families, not all part of one.
There are far more families of snakes than 3, but, the vast majority of species fall into these 5 families (5 with the addition of boas and pythons).
Please forgive me for these huge glaring mistakes, they should've been super obvious to me when making this🙏
In future videos I have tried to eliminate nuances like this💚
Update:
I have made a new video in which I talk about the over 20 actual families of snakes and addressed all of the wrong information in this video.
• The Over 20 Families o...
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@dinohunter16 2 месяца назад

Hey guys, I made some super obvious mistakes in this video. I added the message below to the description a while ago, but I wanted to add this to the comments as well to make extra sure, especially because I know that people are more likely to read the comments section than the description. Please forgive me guys😭🙏 A few major corrections: Colubrids, boas and pythons are 3 separate families, not all part of one. There are far more families of snakes than 3, but, the vast majority of species fall into these 5 families (5 with the addition of boas and pythons). Please forgive me for these huge glaring mistakes, they should've been super obvious to me when making this🙏 In future videos I have tried to eliminate nuances like this💚

@rocknroll5941 18 дней назад

A few corrections (1.)Boas and Pythons are not in the same family, they are in two separate families, they also aren’t related with colubrids which are totally different family from boas and pythons, who belong to the colubridae family! In fact, colubrids are actually closer to vipers and Elapids because they all belong in the colubroids family, as the boas are in Booidea family and pythons are in the Pythonidae family (2.) The biggest snake belongs to the Boidae family, which is the green anaconda. Which is not a colubrid, other than these two, you got it correct, watch Clint’s Reptiles, really informative!

@dinohunter16 18 дней назад

Hi thank you for taking the time to write this! I have added these corrections into the description and my next video is also going to be correcting these and it is about the actual families of snakes, I don't know how I messed up this badly. Ps. Clint is awesome isn't he! Have a good day❤️

@stefanostokatlidis4861 4 месяца назад

Those are just the families with the most species. There are far more many snake families.

@dinohunter16 4 месяца назад

Yes that is true, I probably should have said it in the video. Like you said there are many more families of snakes but the vast majority of snakes fall into these families. At some point in the future I'm sure I'll do a video featuring all of the families. Regardless, thank you for pointing this out and thank you for watching👍

@mattmc9812 2 месяца назад

I thought the pythons and boas were a different family

@dinohunter16 2 месяца назад

Yes they are, they are 2 different families and not in the colubrids. I made a mistake while researching this video so when I realised I updated the description and put a pinned comment correcting myself. Please forgive me for the confusion🙏 Thank you for watching and for your feedback❤️

@hammer.11011 2 месяца назад

I see snake I run

@dinohunter16 2 месяца назад

I think that's most people😂 And I don't blame you to be fair, better safe than sorry👍

@internsbird5007 11 месяцев назад

hey cool video taught me a bunch, ur discord links are invalids. even one under ur about, might have to fix that. 😓

@dinohunter16 11 месяцев назад

Yea sorry lol, I'll create a new one and hopefully that works. Thank you for your kind words!

@richardhincemon 4 месяца назад

@@dinohunter16Bodae family of snakes with Boa Constrictor and Anacondas Pythonidae family of snakes with Reticulated and Burmese pythons

@dinohunter16 4 месяца назад

@@richardhincemon Yes that is true, and there are many more families too. I made this video more to differentiate between the almost fully venomous Vipers and Elapids, from the Boas, Pythons and Colubrids (which do have some rear-fanged venomous species) , and then also differentiate between the Vipers and Elapids. A better way to have this would probably be to have the boas and pythons separately like you have suggested, instead of with the Colubrids where they don't belong. I have tried to get rid of nuances like this in my later videos. Thank you for your feedback, it is greatly appreciated👍❤️

@alecmurray8339 Месяц назад

Please don’t read your slides verbatim. Condense the typed information and flesh it out as you speak. Otherwise, we might as well just read it and you can cut out all your audio.

@dinohunter16 Месяц назад

Thank you for the suggestion! I will try to condense the information on the slides in my future videos. Feedback is always appreciated. Have a good day❤️