"Critter Education with Rachael - Burmese python segment"

[alucard6969100]

I started with one when i was little so i am always use to them. Babbies are aggressive they just have no trust in them.

[Bossdonant]

hello do you knoe were i can get a burmese python from ?

[roarcarr]

I own a burmese python. Burmese are one of the six largest snakes in the world, yes. But they're not always docile. Yes, they're known in the pet trade as a gentle giant. But you won't make them that way if you get one and leave it in a tank on its own. They require CONSTANT handling when young, and are very aggressive as hatchlings.

[757vcchy]

thanx for the info beautiful.... I'm thinking about getting one but i live in an apartment so i don't know yet i have 3 boas but i want something bigger.......you have a beautiful snake

[ARSA525]

Do you have Finnish roots or are you Finnish, because your last name is Komulainen. My grandma's last name was Komulainen?

[sydneyslegacy]

@ARSA525 Yes, I am Finnish descent (dad's side). I think it's a pretty common name in Finland but in the U.S., I'm probably related to all Komulainens somehow. What was your grandma's first name?

[Snakemelli]

wow what a beautiful snake, really wonderful ;)

[steelabs03]

i always wonder how the albino burmese came about...this is the right way how you show others about these beautiful snakes

[Neesharani]

I like how she shows the snake in a good way, not all killer and OMG it will eat your kids. I own one of these amazing snakes and they are great docile pets. Kudos to this woman! I learned a few new things too :)

[AcornOaks]

This three minute video taught me more about a Burmese Python than I ever knew before. And I admit I really don't know much about snakes. Straight and to the point. What a beautiful snake!