Weird and Unusual Snake Calls on a HOT 100° Day!

Out of the thousands of snakes calls we get most are business as usual, but sometimes weird and peculiar snakes show up.

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[Centman]

I’ve had a full blown heat stroke. One of the things that happens is hallucinations. So make sure you stay hydrated and consider investing in ice pack vests.

[pauljenkins]

Marissa is Brilliant, the way she treats the snakes, ie, so long bud and byee, a joy to watch, definitely a favourite, take care and stay safe bud 👍🤗💖🙏.

[pamfink]

Me: sees a snake, hikes up skirt and runs. Marissa sees a snake, talks about how cool his markings are 🤣🤣

[petercarmeci]

Great video. Love seeing all the different species. I’ve been lucky this year. On my property this season I’ve seen: an all black timber rattlesnake, a bright northern copperhead, a few eastern hognose snakes, a bunch of baby eastern milksnakes, and tons of eastern gartersnakes. I leave them all alone. Here in NJ, the pit vipers are on the Threatened List due to habitat destruction, over collection, and are protected.

[TNbear]

Great video as always. Walking around the desert at night, knowing what’s out there = No. 1 thing Paul ain’t ever doing. M butt is home, inside and in bed by 10pm, most nights. 😁 It’s so cool you guys do this. Best friend a Phoenix area rattlesnake is gonna have!

[CandysCritters]

The speck was pretty, but that longnose was AMAZING. 💜 Keep ‘em coming!

[gibsongayle]

Life is good for Marissa ! She rescued a Spec, with unique coloration and pattern no less ! Watching a gal doing a job she loves is rewarding.

[kingdavidapple]

If that speckled rattler were a horse, I believe its pattern would be referred to as "loud." Sweet!

[trisaratops]

Had my first known interaction with a rattlesnake in the wild on a trail - Western rattlesnake in Spokane, WA. I have lived and hiked in their home ranges all my life, however never seen one in the wild.
Before your channel I had an extreme anxiety about any snake interaction. After being educated by RS, it was totally different experience than how it may have played out prior. We were walking on a posted trail and saw it hiking back to the car. It probably sensed us first, he was moving away from us further off the trail into the brush. We were fairly close to him and he just wanted to get away from us. Was able to identify it as a male from learning from RS. Thanks for doing what you all do to take care of these animals.

[Boskibro]

Wowwww that long nosed snake and speckled rattlesnake were incredible!!

[Tam_Eiki]

With all the talk about super high temperatures I was thinking it might be nice for the snake to have a little water when...Marissa does just that! Thank you for being so kind. ❤

[kellysimon]

❤ Marissa’s excitement over all her captures and releasing/relocating.

[deedeew]

I see a snake and I run for the hills, not Marissa, she says, "Holy Crap look how gorgeous it is". I love you, Marissa!!

[libbylandscape]

They’re so pretty, thanks for saving them❤

[JohnnyDoom]

Yes. To reiterate, keep shaded, bring lots of water. Know exactly where you're going, and let someone else know who will check on you when you should be back.

[lisaperrin]

Love watching you guys ❤ love from a cooler UK 😊. I definitely couldn't handle a temperature of 100 😮

[juliawatkins]

That is a great example of a “Speckled” Rattlesnake.
And BTW, Marissa is a badass!!❤

[cathyb]

Since I follow your channel one thing that really amazed me is the size of the houses. Most of them are gigantic. Almost all have big pools and huge AC units.

[margaretgarls]

The Speckled Rattlesnake almost looks like a cheetah pattern.

[Blend-]

What a great video this time! Super awesome snake relocations this time and as always, very educational.