- Oh my gosh, that feels so good.
- Is he giving you a nice massage?
(laughter)
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- Hi.
- Today, we are meeting snakes.
- Yes, yay.
I wanna hug one.
- The snake's gonna bite us?
- [Anna] Open your eyes.
- Oh my goodness, it's so cute.
- So you still wanna hug it?
- Yes.
- You guys can pet her.
This is Spotty.
- What type of snake is this?
- He is a Brazilian Rainbow Boa.
- It's so soft.
- He eats a mice and rat.
- He's trying to lick me.
- Where does he live?
- So these guys, they do have bones
all throughout their body.
You see all these bones in here?
- It's heavy also.
- What do they do for protecting?
- Do you see these spots on this side of Spotty?
What do they kinda look like?
- Eyeballs.
- It's a special kind of warning.
Can I feel? - Let me feel.
- Soft, lumpy.
- Soft, a little slimy.
Gigi, you're not really scared anymore.
- I love that stew. - How do you think he
eats a rat?
Our mouths open like this, can you do that with me?
His mouth opens like this and has a stretchy hinge
and can go like this.
- Is that their skin?
- And this is a snake-shed.
- Eggs.
(laughter)
- I'm giant--
- [Anna] Gotta be careful.
- Bye Spotty. - I don't want you to
unfree me.
- Okay, open your eyes.
- Okay.
- Which one's fake?
- This one. - Which one do you think?
That one's fake.
So this is Milkshake the Milksnake.
(laughter)
- Good name.
- What is that snake?
- I thought this was a real snake.
- You know what kinda snake this is?
- I saw this from Wild Cut.
There's a yellow kind, and a red kind.
The red ones are really venomous,
the yellow ones, nah, they just pretend.
- So you're kind of right.
This one right here, looks like a Coral Snake
which is a very venomous snake.
And Milkshake is a Milksnake,
which is a non-venomous.
So can you say the rhyme with me?
- If red touch yellow, you're a deadly fellow.
- If red touches black.
- You're okay Jack.
- Coral snake apart from a harmless Milksnake.
- He's gonna bite me.
- Bye Milkshake.
- Oh. - Wow.
- He's a big snake, huh?
- What is that snake?
- This is Levander, he's a Corn Snake.
Okay, open your eyes.
- Oh my goodness, it's so cute.
- His eyes looks so cute.
- When you touch the back of it, it's like.
- So yeah, his belly's got this really smooth scales.
You guys wanna hold him?
- Me first, me first, me first, me first.
- Here you go. - Whoa.
(laughter)
- He feels very smooth.
- Where does he go poop?
- So snakes, they have a little opening right there
between their scales, so this part is his tail,
if he has to go to the bathroom.
- No. - Bye, I wanna take home soon.
- Open your eyes. - It's a Boa.
- The same kind of snake. - Holy
cow. - Yeah, this is also
a Banana Snake.
- That is big.
- Oh that snake is adorable.
- We got double snake.
These guys are Ball Pythons.
- Why do they call it Ball Python?
- So they're called Ball Pythons because if they get scared,
they'll tuck their head into the middle of their body
and wrap around it like a helmet,
to protect themselves.
- He's saying bye bye.
- He's a wiggly snake today. - He's heavy.
- Snakes.
- but you can see their tongues.
- Is this a boy or a girl?
- So Monty is a boy.
- But how do you know this one's a boy?
- [Anna] It's hard to tell.
- But how do you know?
- [Anna] We have to look for different parts.
- Are they poisonous?
- These guys are not venomous or poisonous.
- Do snakes eat other snakes?
- There are some kinds of snakes that eat other snake.
- Feels kinda cold.
- [Anna] Is he kinda heavy?
- Yeah.
- Do you like my new scarf?
- I think your scarf could be alive.
- Hope I'm not holding his booty.
I wish.
- Do you wanna try holding him?
- It likes my shirt.
(laughter)
He's going straight.
- Bye.
- Bye. - Bye Monty.
- Thank you for watching HiHo Petting Zoo Snakes.
- I love a snake.
- Don't forget to subscribe.
See you later.
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