Little known fact: The Cretaceous’ mass extinction event was caused by a chuckwalla, who entered the first Ultimate Reptile Rumble held 66 million years ago. The chuckwalla puffed up, and an asteroid came down to wipe out all the other rivals. The birds forgot they were also reptiles, so they did not enter the competition and were spared from the chuckwalla’s ultimate attack. A few of the lizards, turtles, crocodilians, etc. were also spared, because they were “too big” to qualify for the tournament in the first place.
Pity that “garden snakes” don’t exist in real life, as if they did, they could fill that fifth spot. They look remarkably like these, though… a little smaller - and have *eyelids and externally visible ears.* The chief difference is they simply have a much calmer disposition - and *human-level intelligence.* They’re highly venomous - more so than these, very much more - *but they simply will NOT bite you unless you actively try to hurt them.*
@@DementedSheepCrap I was referencing that one video, where Clint reviewed this cheesy book called “Who Would Win? Ultimate Ocean Rumble”, which in itself is a sequel to his review of the Ultimate Reptile Rumble book.
@pewsay-amethystleader6385 Close but not close at the same time. He took the proper pre-hospital precautions and contained the venom pretty well. He could have been much worse off had he not known what to do after being bitten by the time he got the the hospital.
Have you considered getting Mangshan Pit Vipers? They're another venomous snake that Clint covered, and probably the most beautiful snake I've ever seen. He recommended that experienced keepers and breeders of venomous snakes get a pair and breed them. I don't know if you breed snakes?
I love that, even while being adamant that these are not good pet snakes, Clint still does the due diligence of explaining what you would need to keep it, should you disregard his advice.
so with four species of mambas known to the world, if they happen to discover a new one, we already have the perfect celebratory song for the occasion of finding Mamba No. 5.
Oh glad you mentioned the rat snake! The whole time I was sitting here like “rat snakes have more bitey attitudes but they don’t have spicy bite and look just as pretty”
Can you do Boomslangs? My fiancé lived in South Africa and while the Boomslang is extremely venomous it was the most docile thing in the area. They had to move it from the house like 3 times in as many weeks.
If you want a safe alternative to a green mamba, get a green bush rat snake (Gonyosoma prasinum). They look more like green mambas than red-tailed green rats do IMO.
I like rough green snakes (Opheodrys aestivus). Not quite as bright emerald (though my monitor is busted at the moment, so not 100% sure), but very pretty, still climb, and eat insects!
My friend has a Texas rat snake and it is a very cool snake but I was told their temperament is fairly hostile. Would that be correct statement from her?
Awesome video Clint and Chandler. Can you do one for a Copperhead? I feel it is one of the most likely pet venomous snakes people (in the US) are likely to consider.
If I were to get a venomous snake it would be a copper head. But I'm not going to get a venomous snake. Maybe a bamboo rat snake because they have similarly beautiful patterns.
Well, my name's John Lee Pettimore, Same as my daddy and his daddy before You hardly ever saw grandaddy 'round here, He only came to town about twice a year…
Clint will not stop showing us amazing animals in person, that could kill him before he have travled to middele-earth and given us a indepth review of Smaug.
Within the comment thread of an earlier CR video, I gave my prediction of how he would rate Smaug and why. I am pasting it again down below... *Smaug, The Best Pet Dragon?* *Handleability: 0/5 -* Quickly grows to a size big enough to handle owner instead; may fly away; too arrogant and greedy to be reasoned with; can easily kill a person with teeth like swords, claws like spears, tail like a thunderbolt, wings like hurricane, and breath that is death; only perks are reception to flattery, lack of venom, and inability to drop its tail *Care: 1/5 -* At early age, meat must be pre-roasted; will eventually need Erebor-sized cave with growing bed of gold; requires multiple cow-sized meals per day at full size; no heat lamps needed *Hardiness: 5/5 -* Lifespan lasting hundreds of years and armor like tenfold shields, rendering it impervious to anything other than black arrow to chest *Availability: 1/5 -* Only available to communities rich enough to attract one in the first place *Upfront Costs: 0/5 -* Once acquired, it robs owners of all monetary possessions and leaves them broke *Overall: 1.4/5*
Great, funny and informative video as always! Also, I really appreciate that you provided a link in the description where people can buy their own mamba :P Love those little details!
His "wild" life is actually wild... He's so skilled and so on point with these animals, but he's got a few that make me fear for his general safety and wellbeing any time he interacts with them. Justina his female king cobra, and the black mamba that Clint did his previous video on. Both of them are just... intense, even through a camera man.
I love these videos, the format of "under absolutley no circumstances should you ever even considder getting these snakes as a pet, but if nothing short of divine intervention can stop you this is how you do it as safely as possible" is great.
Gods I remember when Clint's channel only have thousand sub, back in 2017, I was looking for a snake for myself, at that time, way to go Clints, in the end I choose corn snake. Much love from Jakarta Indonesia❤
Chandler on his channel: Pure unbridled chaos + trying to keep Cameo away from the shrimp po boys Chandler on Clint's channel: calm and collected Maybe Clint threatens him with chuckwallas when he gets roudy.
The Eastern Green Mamba is beautiful. I would love to see them is person. As a snake keeper, I would not add one to my snake family. Appreciate the review.
Sweet finally TH-cam channel that will actually give us some type of facts about the animals that's always great Clint's one of the best Chandler is all right lol
"when someones boa escapes now replace it with mamba" well in the netherlands the news already had to do that last november and was probably the western green mamba had some shades of black in there, then again i wonder if the media had a picture of the snake in question or just grabbed a generic picture from the internet. but all in all after 4 days of it being missing it was found with no casualties.
Take a shot everytime Clint says "mamba" Also on the subject of finding venomous snakes at a pet store, there was a pet store in Kentucky (where I live) where the store misidentified a banded water snake and a guy bought it. He ended up buying and being bitten by a cottonmouth. Bro just wanted to give his new friend a boop and lost a thumb. How they went as long as they did without realizing it was a cottonmouth I have no idea but this goes to show the importance of knowing your snake identifications.
I love how Chandler said, "Well hi there!" . And there was a moment there where they seemed pretty unsettled and both heads were coming at him....yikes!
Great video. Nice cameo by Chandler too. I love how the cobra in the tank behind you just chilled out and watched you. I'm thinking she was eyeing up those Mamba's for dinner!!
I once met a Green manager without glass in between. It wasn't pleasant at all. It didn't attack. It didn't even threaten me. It wasn't my first venomous snake, but it was my first venemous snake that wasn't a Viper. I like Vipers. I don't mind being around them. They don't bother me, I don't bother them. All good. That Green Mamba was a very active and curious snake. And it came at me. Investigating, not aggressive but still. And it came faster then I dared move backwards.
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This is cool, but I wish you'd evaluate rough and/or smooth green snakes (Opheodrys), which seem like they might be a more reasonable option for most folks.
One of the most beautiful snakes in the world. That and the Jamesons are some of my favorites. Hard to find a non-venomous snake that is that beautiful of a green, and as bright. Maybe some of GTPs and ETBs but still... The Red Tail Green Ratsnake is the closest safe alternative i guess lol (awesome snake too tho)
Here's an interesting idea for you next best pet review: The goose. I really think it's something worth looking into and may even give the Chicken a run for its money. Plus bigger is better.
The whole "safe" versus "safer" confusion is real. 480 volts is deadly. 120 volts is deadly, too, but is safer than 480 volts. The word "safer" does not indicate any actual level of safety by itself. It is only a comparison.
This channel thought me many things, but I will cherish this one. Venemous death noodle is still better option than child, at least according to scores.
I wish I had seen this episode about two weeks ago, as on July 4th my wife and I got a green mamba for my mother in-law. While she is still pretty youthful, it looks like the green mamba could be a handful. Damn!
Could you do a video on Texas rat snakes? They are amazing and unique animals that can make amazing pets. They are similar to corn snakes in some ways but different in other.
This chandler’s mannerism in handling these appear so different then when he was handling the Cobra that bit him in India(or even several of the snakes that didn’t bite), I wonder if traveling as a USA citizen which make you feel superhuman in confidence affected his judgement subtly enough to change his handling style. I wonder if we will see a reaction video from Clint.
9:24 You seem to greatly underestimate how hard it can be to find medical help in Africa. It's easy to be hours from the nearest hospital, which is not what you want if you're bitten by a snake.
@Clint's Reptiles Hi Clint!!! Hope you are having an awesome day!!! I've got a question for you!!! (and a little story to go along with it) So, I remember asking a few months back about the possibility of Scoring the Bushmaster, and you ABSOLUTELY delivered, so thank you!!! Recently I discovered of a Legal Loophole in Canada that allows purchases of Exotic Animals, including Venomous snakes. On one hand, this is great, on the other it's downright dangerous. No permit required as long as you live outside the major city counties. So, here's my question. If this Loophole will be taken of use, some Canadian keepers might be tempted to start off small, with a small Venomous snake, and in Ontario where I live, it's the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake. Could you PLEASE make a Video sometime in the future, Discussing how awful A Massasauga Rattlesnake as a pet is?
Chandler might feel safe handling all these green mambas and cobras and whatnot, but even Chandler and probably Clint would be terrified of Big Ounce. What I'm saying is that Clint should do a "Big Ounce, The Best Pet Prairie Dog?" video
Please keep doing these videos. I have zero desire to own a venomous snake, much like I have little desire to wake up and play Russian roulette every morning. However, Clint constantly trying to convince me to buy one with his fun loving message of poor decisions and death just might turn me around eventually.
Sadly I am seeing this shortly after the death of Dingo Dinkleman from anaphylactic shock after being bit by a green mamba. Rest in peace Dingo. You will be missed by many.
I should probably put this comment on the gaboon viper video but there is an exotics pet store near me that has gone through a lot of remodel and back over a decade ago used to house venomous snakes such as bush vipers, but most noticeably they often had gaboon vipers in. This store is in southern Hampshire, England, UK though. Haven't been to the store in a few years so I can't remember if they still sell reptiles that require an H.O.T. license anymore. Might have seen a green mamba there at one point though.
@@ClintsReptiles Oh it would be nice to include flying squirrels and other gliding mammals and show how not related they are to one another, as a way to explain convergent evolution!
Lucky there isn't a chuckwalla nearby 😂
Lol
We were so concerned for their safety. We had someone watching out for chuckwallas the entire time. You can't be too careful!
Sneaky little lizards
Yeah chuckwallas have been known to hunt mambas and deinonychus
Little known fact: The Cretaceous’ mass extinction event was caused by a chuckwalla, who entered the first Ultimate Reptile Rumble held 66 million years ago.
The chuckwalla puffed up, and an asteroid came down to wipe out all the other rivals. The birds forgot they were also reptiles, so they did not enter the competition and were spared from the chuckwalla’s ultimate attack. A few of the lizards, turtles, crocodilians, etc. were also spared, because they were “too big” to qualify for the tournament in the first place.
We need to discover one more, so we can have Mamba No. 5.
It might be the best one! amzn.to/3XNqIyz
Pity that “garden snakes” don’t exist in real life, as if they did, they could fill that fifth spot.
They look remarkably like these, though… a little smaller - and have *eyelids and externally visible ears.*
The chief difference is they simply have a much calmer disposition - and *human-level intelligence.*
They’re highly venomous - more so than these, very much more - *but they simply will NOT bite you unless you actively try to hurt them.*
We do say there’s a brown mamba in Southern Africa.. but in reality they are the black mamba
lmaoo get outta here bro 🤣
@@dennisyoung4631 there very much is a snake called garden snake in my language
Clint: *uploads another snake episode*
Orca: “Snakes? Yuck!”
Go suck a man o' war, orcas!
I don't get the joke 😢
@@DementedSheepCrap
I was referencing that one video, where Clint reviewed this cheesy book called “Who Would Win? Ultimate Ocean Rumble”, which in itself is a sequel to his review of the Ultimate Reptile Rumble book.
@markcobuzzi826 appreciated, thanks my friend.
It was terrifying just watching Chandler handle his green mambas, and seeing one climbing back up the hook towards his hand!
Yup! I had goosebumps and was genuinely worried, even though I knew that he must have been OK in the end.
@@tigermunkywhat’s even more scary is he just got bit by a cobra in India and was very close to death.
@pewsay-amethystleader6385 Close but not close at the same time. He took the proper pre-hospital precautions and contained the venom pretty well. He could have been much worse off had he not known what to do after being bitten by the time he got the the hospital.
Keep doing these videos even if it’s not “pet snakes”. For someone who is a venomous snake keeper, this is highly educational.
Also FUNNY AF "less dangerous Mamba is like saying less dangerous hand grenade"
Yo can i pet one 💀🌚
@@EnderGoku9001 Yes, but perhaps only once
Have you considered getting Mangshan Pit Vipers? They're another venomous snake that Clint covered, and probably the most beautiful snake I've ever seen. He recommended that experienced keepers and breeders of venomous snakes get a pair and breed them. I don't know if you breed snakes?
@@conlon4332I saw those at an exhibit I visited recently. They’ll run you about 3K but absolutely gorgeous snakes
Getting a real "Clever Girl" vibe out of the mamba, like it's somehow trying to sneak out of the enclosure
anyone notice the black king cobra with his face pressed on the glass in the back looking for a quick bite?
I love that, even while being adamant that these are not good pet snakes, Clint still does the due diligence of explaining what you would need to keep it, should you disregard his advice.
I'm sure that has saved at least a handful of snakes from an uneducated keeper so far. ❤
The way they were wandering around when Chandler got them out was actually really cute, even if it was a little scary
so with four species of mambas known to the world, if they happen to discover a new one, we already have the perfect celebratory song for the occasion of finding Mamba No. 5.
Also, if you also have a Chuckwalla, you got keep them separate or else the Green Mamba will be at risk
Truer words were never spoken.
The chuckwalla inflates itself when bit, reversing the flow of venom back into the snake with such pressure it ruptures the mambas head.
There's nothing I love more than continuity references. 😂
Oh glad you mentioned the rat snake! The whole time I was sitting here like “rat snakes have more bitey attitudes but they don’t have spicy bite and look just as pretty”
green mambas are some of the most beautiful animals to ever exist, seriously amazing and fascinating animals.
Can you do Boomslangs? My fiancé lived in South Africa and while the Boomslang is extremely venomous it was the most docile thing in the area. They had to move it from the house like 3 times in as many weeks.
If you want a safe alternative to a green mamba, get a green bush rat snake (Gonyosoma prasinum). They look more like green mambas than red-tailed green rats do IMO.
Also Gonyosoma oxycephalum looks just like green mamba, but without venom
@@krystofholub9135 Clint mentioned that in the video - the red tailed rat snake. Smooth greens look like mini green mambas, too.
I like rough green snakes (Opheodrys aestivus). Not quite as bright emerald (though my monitor is busted at the moment, so not 100% sure), but very pretty, still climb, and eat insects!
I think people that want venomous snakes want them because they are venomous. So getting a non-venomous look a like will probably never do!
My friend has a Texas rat snake and it is a very cool snake but I was told their temperament is fairly hostile. Would that be correct statement from her?
In my opinion the Western Green Mamba is the most awesome snake visually. The scale pattern is so different and vibrant!
That little king in the back watching what was going on for the entire video
The snake in the back watching the show, is so cute.
Awesome video Clint and Chandler. Can you do one for a Copperhead? I feel it is one of the most likely pet venomous snakes people (in the US) are likely to consider.
If I were to get a venomous snake it would be a copper head. But I'm not going to get a venomous snake. Maybe a bamboo rat snake because they have similarly beautiful patterns.
Well, my name's John Lee Pettimore,
Same as my daddy and his daddy before
You hardly ever saw grandaddy 'round here,
He only came to town about twice a year…
Don't ever stop doing what you doing Clint
Clint will not stop showing us amazing animals in person, that could kill him before he have travled to middele-earth and given us a indepth review of Smaug.
Within the comment thread of an earlier CR video, I gave my prediction of how he would rate Smaug and why. I am pasting it again down below...
*Smaug, The Best Pet Dragon?*
*Handleability: 0/5 -* Quickly grows to a size big enough to handle owner instead; may fly away; too arrogant and greedy to be reasoned with; can easily kill a person with teeth like swords, claws like spears, tail like a thunderbolt, wings like hurricane, and breath that is death; only perks are reception to flattery, lack of venom, and inability to drop its tail
*Care: 1/5 -* At early age, meat must be pre-roasted; will eventually need Erebor-sized cave with growing bed of gold; requires multiple cow-sized meals per day at full size; no heat lamps needed
*Hardiness: 5/5 -* Lifespan lasting hundreds of years and armor like tenfold shields, rendering it impervious to anything other than black arrow to chest
*Availability: 1/5 -* Only available to communities rich enough to attract one in the first place
*Upfront Costs: 0/5 -* Once acquired, it robs owners of all monetary possessions and leaves them broke
*Overall: 1.4/5*
Great, funny and informative video as always! Also, I really appreciate that you provided a link in the description where people can buy their own mamba :P Love those little details!
These are perfect collabs, I love the attitude toward these animals. Respecting their abilities while appreciating them.
What incredible snakes! Chandler’s knowledge and confidence is off the charts. Amazing!
His "wild" life is actually wild... He's so skilled and so on point with these animals, but he's got a few that make me fear for his general safety and wellbeing any time he interacts with them. Justina his female king cobra, and the black mamba that Clint did his previous video on. Both of them are just... intense, even through a camera man.
I love these videos, the format of "under absolutley no circumstances should you ever even considder getting these snakes as a pet, but if nothing short of divine intervention can stop you this is how you do it as safely as possible" is great.
Gods I remember when Clint's channel only have thousand sub, back in 2017, I was looking for a snake for myself, at that time, way to go Clints, in the end I choose corn snake.
Much love from Jakarta Indonesia❤
Clint's intro to the now pic is like a flashback but not a lot has changed at the same time. i love it
You've covered emerald tree boas. I'd love to see a score on green tree pythons!
Yes please. Not that I need convincing, I’ve already got one. But would love to hear your witty energetic take on them
The little cobra behind Clint is so cheeky-looking. What a cutie
Saturday.
Clint day!
Love it keep it coming!
Chandler on his channel: Pure unbridled chaos + trying to keep Cameo away from the shrimp po boys
Chandler on Clint's channel: calm and collected
Maybe Clint threatens him with chuckwallas when he gets roudy.
Chandler has alot of knowledge. i like when he is toned down and teaching, not bouncing off the walls lol
ditto!
Holy. Freaking. Cow. That is seriously one of the most beautiful animals I've ever seen. Wow!
The Eastern Green Mamba is beautiful. I would love to see them is person. As a snake keeper, I would not add one to my snake family. Appreciate the review.
I love the green mambas.. These are extraordinary and gorgeous.
Sweet finally TH-cam channel that will actually give us some type of facts about the animals that's always great Clint's one of the best Chandler is all right lol
Who's the curious cutie watching everything from the tank behind ya?
the cobra in the bg at the start staring out like "hi mom i'm on tv :) "
"when someones boa escapes now replace it with mamba"
well in the netherlands the news already had to do that last november and was probably the western green mamba had some shades of black in there, then again i wonder if the media had a picture of the snake in question or just grabbed a generic picture from the internet.
but all in all after 4 days of it being missing it was found with no casualties.
"The least dangerous hand grenade" is an amazing description.
Take a shot everytime Clint says "mamba"
Also on the subject of finding venomous snakes at a pet store, there was a pet store in Kentucky (where I live) where the store misidentified a banded water snake and a guy bought it. He ended up buying and being bitten by a cottonmouth. Bro just wanted to give his new friend a boop and lost a thumb. How they went as long as they did without realizing it was a cottonmouth I have no idea but this goes to show the importance of knowing your snake identifications.
Those eastern green mambas are gorgeous. That is also an amazing tie you are wearing, Clint.
With expertise comes all that calmness. Great work guys. As always ❤
I love how Chandler said, "Well hi there!" . And there was a moment there where they seemed pretty unsettled and both heads were coming at him....yikes!
Video Idea. Even though it's mentioned often, what about an entire video about fear of snakes? "Afraid of snakes? Maybe I can help."
"your heart may stop, and that is generally undesirable" 😂
Great video. Nice cameo by Chandler too. I love how the cobra in the tank behind you just chilled out and watched you. I'm thinking she was eyeing up those Mamba's for dinner!!
I swore it was fake till its tongue came out once.
I once met a Green manager without glass in between. It wasn't pleasant at all. It didn't attack. It didn't even threaten me. It wasn't my first venomous snake, but it was my first venemous snake that wasn't a Viper. I like Vipers. I don't mind being around them. They don't bother me, I don't bother them. All good. That Green Mamba was a very active and curious snake. And it came at me. Investigating, not aggressive but still. And it came faster then I dared move backwards.
I've always loved the green mambas, they are so pretty.
"Have you ever wondered which mamba makes the best pet?"
Honestly can't say I have.
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This is cool, but I wish you'd evaluate rough and/or smooth green snakes (Opheodrys), which seem like they might be a more reasonable option for most folks.
Eastern Greens are my second most favorite snakes after Gaboon Vipers. I mean, just look at the color and the intelligence. Did I mention the color?
One of the most beautiful snakes in the world. That and the Jamesons are some of my favorites. Hard to find a non-venomous snake that is that beautiful of a green, and as bright. Maybe some of GTPs and ETBs but still... The Red Tail Green Ratsnake is the closest safe alternative i guess lol (awesome snake too tho)
That tiniest movement of the eye at 00:18 is probably the scariest thing in the whole 14 minutes of the video
Green mambas are one of the most beatiful snake I have seen
that cobra in the bg with the flared hood, and mamba flinching at clint's hand movements
Anyone else completely distracted by the cobra in the background?! Just hanging out paying attention to everything 😂
Here's a nickname: the 'emerald tree mamba.' So it can join the emerald tree skink, emerald tree monitor and the emerald tree boa.
The four ideal emerald pets. I like it!
Love this channel 👍 I find the different mamba types and the relation to the king Cobra fascinating.
Clint, I just got home from a pretty spectacular date and you still make my night even better.
Personaly i like the black mamba alot, Mainly becouse they look so damn happy for the most part :D
Thanks Clint for always making educational, fun and easy to listen to videos! I've always loved animals but consistently learn things from here. 🍃🖤
Here's an interesting idea for you next best pet review: The goose. I really think it's something worth looking into and may even give the Chicken a run for its money.
Plus bigger is better.
It disturbs me just how visually similar this species of green mamba is to our local rough green tree snake here in Florida (Opheodrys aestivus).
Jameson's mambas can actually be quite pretty, some are almost a sort of shade of greenish-turquoise. Eastern greens are both pretty and interesting.
The whole "safe" versus "safer" confusion is real. 480 volts is deadly. 120 volts is deadly, too, but is safer than 480 volts. The word "safer" does not indicate any actual level of safety by itself. It is only a comparison.
That part where it got up to the face and sed the heart will stop made me laugh
It’ll bight you but your heart won’t stop
This channel thought me many things, but I will cherish this one. Venemous death noodle is still better option than child, at least according to scores.
lol that cobra making a cameo at the back XD "hello there to you too"
"Well, right away it will be different to a black mamba bite" makes it sound like a black mamba bite is a common personal frame of reference lmao
Tyyyy for these amazing informative lovely videos ..learned so much abt snakes now ..now in love with them before was terrified had snake phobia!
I wish I had seen this episode about two weeks ago, as on July 4th my wife and I got a green mamba for my mother in-law. While she is still pretty youthful, it looks like the green mamba could be a handful. Damn!
Could you do a video on Texas rat snakes? They are amazing and unique animals that can make amazing pets. They are similar to corn snakes in some ways but different in other.
Awesome video! Will you do a video on the Copperhead??
This chandler’s mannerism in handling these appear so different then when he was handling the Cobra that bit him in India(or even several of the snakes that didn’t bite), I wonder if traveling as a USA citizen which make you feel superhuman in confidence affected his judgement subtly enough to change his handling style. I wonder if we will see a reaction video from Clint.
9:24 You seem to greatly underestimate how hard it can be to find medical help in Africa. It's easy to be hours from the nearest hospital, which is not what you want if you're bitten by a snake.
@Clint's Reptiles
Hi Clint!!! Hope you are having an awesome day!!! I've got a question for you!!! (and a little story to go along with it)
So, I remember asking a few months back about the possibility of Scoring the Bushmaster, and you ABSOLUTELY delivered, so thank you!!!
Recently I discovered of a Legal Loophole in Canada that allows purchases of Exotic Animals, including Venomous snakes. On one hand, this is great, on the other it's downright dangerous. No permit required as long as you live outside the major city counties.
So, here's my question. If this Loophole will be taken of use, some Canadian keepers might be tempted to start off small, with a small Venomous snake, and in Ontario where I live, it's the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake. Could you PLEASE make a Video sometime in the future, Discussing how awful A Massasauga Rattlesnake as a pet is?
Love the cobra just photobombing Clint's video behind him. 🤣
The fabled Mamba #6.
That cobra in the background keeping an eye on Clint is actively keeping an eye ln things.
I know they are dangerous but I can’t help but admire it’s vivid green coloring.
Chandler might feel safe handling all these green mambas and cobras and whatnot, but even Chandler and probably Clint would be terrified of Big Ounce.
What I'm saying is that Clint should do a "Big Ounce, The Best Pet Prairie Dog?" video
Please keep doing these videos. I have zero desire to own a venomous snake, much like I have little desire to wake up and play Russian roulette every morning. However, Clint constantly trying to convince me to buy one with his fun loving message of poor decisions and death just might turn me around eventually.
My not-so-local (40km away) reptile store had Death Adders for sale last time I was in there. But, y'know, Straya.
These are all truly beautiful snakes ❤
I love the cobra in the background photo bombing the entire video 😂😂😂
I am so entertained by these videos
I can't watch Chandler's videos without cringing. He's either gonna be hospitalized or worse from a mishap.
He's so hopped up on meds he wouldn't notice without paperwork in triplicate...
Pura Vida from Costa Rica
Love the background adornment
Sadly I am seeing this shortly after the death of Dingo Dinkleman from anaphylactic shock after being bit by a green mamba. Rest in peace Dingo. You will be missed by many.
I should probably put this comment on the gaboon viper video but there is an exotics pet store near me that has gone through a lot of remodel and back over a decade ago used to house venomous snakes such as bush vipers, but most noticeably they often had gaboon vipers in. This store is in southern Hampshire, England, UK though. Haven't been to the store in a few years so I can't remember if they still sell reptiles that require an H.O.T. license anymore. Might have seen a green mamba there at one point though.
Love your content Clint, you're like the Doug Demuro of reptiles
You guys are living my dream. Thank you.
Eastern green mamba look so green and insanely beautiful. They look so unreal like something out of a dream or some fantasy story.
Clint, you really should re-evaluate working with Chandler, for a number of reasons.
Clint, my local pet shop actually does have mambas… and gaboons, king cobras, rattlesnakes, etc 😅
Gotta love texas 😂
Where
WHERE???
His snake evading skills are pretty high lvl...
Clint, i would appreciate if you made a video about sugar gliders because i would like to learn more about them.
I plan to cover them for sure.
@@ClintsReptiles Oh it would be nice to include flying squirrels and other gliding mammals and show how not related they are to one another, as a way to explain convergent evolution!
Ooooh, that neon green color!
Damn, 1 visit, 30 videos.. Can't beat that 😂