Was Jim's serious bite in Dec 2010 from the snake doubling back over the top of the tube? Are there particular types of snakes that are much quicker than others and make tubing a real danger? Thanks!
why does he release the snake after the milking process? then do it again. cant he hold the snake on the milking table and wait for the venom to poor down the bottle?
@jassoe What you are seeing is different snakes being extracted from, not the same snake over and over. I'm not sure what else you are asking, but if you mean why not take the bottle to the snake, it is becaue it is safer to have the bottle held by the podium and not your hands.
@ToonandBBfan You can, but it would be the result of injury to the optic nerve, which is possible because these snakes have a strong neurotoxin. The venom would not direclty affect the eye.
Tubing just takes time. I use tubes on some snakes that will injury themselves if their body is not totally under control. Slows down my extraact times though. I did 25 Crotalus d. durissus and 30 Crotalus d. terrificus it took 2 hours to complete. take care.
Was Jim's serious bite in Dec 2010 from the snake doubling back over the top of the tube? Are there particular types of snakes that are much quicker than others and make tubing a real danger? Thanks!
TheArkyrebel 3 months ago
If you get bitten by the guyana rattlesnake , even if you go straight to the hospital , you ll die in several minutes. These snakes are not a joke
ShortGrey1 8 months ago
What the Venom good for?
dannyboi70savege 8 months ago
why does he release the snake after the milking process? then do it again. cant he hold the snake on the milking table and wait for the venom to poor down the bottle?
jassoe 1 year ago
@jassoe What you are seeing is different snakes being extracted from, not the same snake over and over. I'm not sure what else you are asking, but if you mean why not take the bottle to the snake, it is becaue it is safer to have the bottle held by the podium and not your hands.
kyreptilezoo 1 year ago
Is it true that you can go blind as a result of a bite from a Neo-Tropical rattlesnake?
ToonandBBfan 1 year ago
@ToonandBBfan You can, but it would be the result of injury to the optic nerve, which is possible because these snakes have a strong neurotoxin. The venom would not direclty affect the eye.
kyreptilezoo 1 year ago
hey if you even touch the venman with out him/her biteing you what would happen
64mermaid64 1 year ago
If you do not have a cut nothing would happen.
kyreptilezoo 1 year ago
just to show how uneasy it is to tube hots..........lol
SCherper 4 years ago
Tubing just takes time. I use tubes on some snakes that will injury themselves if their body is not totally under control. Slows down my extraact times though. I did 25 Crotalus d. durissus and 30 Crotalus d. terrificus it took 2 hours to complete. take care.
kyreptilezoo 4 years ago
You should do longer videos then if you can
It's interesting to see how different snakes react to the extraction.
uski01 4 years ago
Our computer skills are too lacking to make longer videos right now. lol.
But, we will probably make several parts, so you can see other snakes react.
kyreptilezoo 4 years ago
cool netropical rattlesnake.
HerpKeeper 4 years ago
Very neurotoxic venom and get large. They use to be called Crotalus d.dryinas but were reclassified to Crotalus d. durissus.
kyreptilezoo 4 years ago
excelent job,rattlesnakes fascinat me since iwas a small girl
ingridgott 4 years ago
I traveled to Brazil in the 90's to radio track Crotalus. I have always liked them.
kyreptilezoo 4 years ago