Oscar Killing a mouse

Oscar my rattle snake killing his dinner

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• western
• diamondback
• mouse
• feeding
• killing
• dinner
• wdb
• rattler
• snake
• venomous
• venom

[devilplayer66]

why you motha fuckers kills mouses for fun ?

huh? huh?

[33chuck]

Oscar ended up eating the mouse. It was not killed for fun, but rather dinner........

[saber253]

It Ran Out Of Motor Oil At 1:01 XD

[skittlebiscuts]

@devilplayer66

Your a fucking idiot... do some research dumbass.

[phillyflash43]

Oscar just wanted Mickey to calm down and stop pacing so frantically. When Mickey woke up they became good friends and lived happily ever after <3

[DonnBradley]

@dedog56 A good portion of how effective the bite is, has to do with the location of the bite, and what the fangs pierce during envenomation, in addition to the potency of the venom and quantity injected versus the health and size of the prey animal. For instance, if the fangs pierce the spinal column, heart, or brain, the physical damage in addition to the venom may cause immediate incapacitation of the prey. Additionally, the snake may choose to inject a little, or a lot of venom.

[Markerxxmanny]

Mouse:yaay a new playmate! Hi my name is Mickey...

!!*STRIKE*!!

Mouse:Oh god!! This isn't a playmate! WTF!! Help me!!!!!! Fuck I can't see very well!!! Whereas the door, gotta find the door. You can do this, your gonna get out, everything is fine....help!!!!

*STRIKE AGAIN*

Mouse:ohhh......I'm dead...

[dedog56]

god that poison works fast

[raulromeropty]

lol feed mode rattle stop

[JDF516]

the snake saw that the first bite wasnt enough so he got em again to make sure

lmao

[motocrosser150]

lmao it ran into the wall a bunch of times

[ZachariasLePuertre]

Now -that's- one heck of a plump, juicy morsel! ;-)

[AlDBarron]

I have no experience with rattlers. When I first saw this video, it wasn't until he stopped rattling that I realized what that "background hiss" was. Very cool. I also didn't realize it was legal to keep rattlers as pets. I knew you could have them in rattlesnake "rodeos" and whatnot, but not as long-term pets. Interesting. :-)