Brandon's Herp Adventures: Brown Water Snake

(Nerodia taxispilota)

Category:

Education

Tags:

• brown
• water
• snake
• field
• herping
• cottonmouth

[PickedUpAndThrown]

You seem to be in a park... I wonder if it wasn't aggressive because a hundred other people had caught it before and it was expecting you to try to feed it some Doritos like other tourists, and if you did then it was going to report you to the park rangers for abusing the wildlife?

[xxxHERPERxxx]

@PickedUpAndThrown Nope, no tourists, no park

[TitWarlord]

3:08 it looks like a duck

u should do an adventure about a reptile other than a snake, such as a gila monster or green anole. well on second thought, green anole would be boring lol

[xxxHERPERxxx]

@TitWarlord I try man, I record a video of anything I've never videod before, and it just so happens that snakes are more common than anything else.

[ln4359]

That was amazing how you jumped across the creek and grabbed the snake with precision. Question, why do snakes like to hang around tree trunks? Most of the time I see a snake, the snake is lying next to a tree trunk. Keep up the good work, you know your stuff thats forsure

[xxxHERPERxxx]

I dont know, they must feel safe having their body in contact with an object

[TheSnakeLibrary]

I like how you compared the cottonmouth and water snake. Good edit.

[guitar00777]

i found one that i measured over 8 feet long he was basking on the road

[lagore144]

You should probably have explained early in the video that it's not venomous. That makes everything else seem less bizarre.

Good video though.

[OtakuWulf]

It looked weird when you jumped across and grabbed the snake, it wasn't like : Jump Creek->Grab Snake. It was more like : Jump Creek Grab Snake. It looked weird.

[nickjones11994]

that was cool how you jumped across and just grabbed it. nice video.

[anglekan]

would you have jumped like that to catch a water moccasin?