Weird BP Bite on YouTube

I just love how casual both the snake and it's owner were acting. It was funny.

I thought it was hilarious....lol

Maybe the snake was thinking," Oh! there's that camera thing again. Maybe he wants me to do something interesting. How's this?" :rofl:

One of my normals tried doing that last night because I picked him up to change his substrate and then realized he's starting to shed (pink belly stage). He gets extremely agitated when shedding, unlike my other one, so when I saw his belly I went to put him down and as I moved one of my hands to move his hide he very slowly tried to bite it but missed and hissed a little. He didn't strike or try to bite again, just seemed like a warning telling me he didn't want to be handled! :oops:

pahaha i know i was too! the sighing was hilarious lol

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Originally Posted by Simple Man

That commentary is epic. I was laughing hard most of the time.

Regards.

B

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I have seen that one before. I think he says a new snake. So look like a very hungry snake, new owner that doesn't know how or if it was handled before. And a steady and slow bite like one of my take a ft rat...

I got bit like that from a rescue that was left in an apartment for a few months after the owner left.

I picked it up to check out its overall health, it looked at my middle finger right before the knuckle open its mouth and missed. Then it did it again and wouldn't let go for close to 5 minutes.

I have been taking care of him since and haven't got bit again. He was just really hungry.

this video is so cute. I love how the snake is all slow motion. no strike, just... im... going... to... bite... C H O M P.

no warning no nothing he just decided to bite :O :confused:

I believe that snake is on F/T and the handler's hand smelled like a rodent

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the guy was not really helping the snake by moving his hand around, that was probly making the snake think it "got a live one", hence it feeling the need to constrict the hand.
plus doesnt this guy know that the teeth curve backwards? apparently not, with the way he was trying to pull the snake off his knuckle.
when being held onto like that dont ya have to kind of push into the snakes mouth to unhook the teeth?