TOP 6 VENOMOUS Snakes in Florida!

in Todays Video we cover Floridas Top 6 Venomous Snake Species The Cottonmouth, Copperhead, Pygmy rattlesnake, Canebrake rattlesnake, Eastern Diamondback and the Eastern Coral Snake!
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[JordanFlynn]

Awesome info and beautiful animals! Love the more natural field herping videos

[vickierichter]

Enjoy your explanations. No dramatic stunts just the educational information. Thanks

[koolone]

I caught a Coral snake in Homestead like 10 years ago. I called Venom unit and they came and picked it up.

[wonderfulcolubrids]

That was a nice educational video. I like them like this without all the drama because of the seriousness. I can re-watch this so as to remember. Nice job.

[foreverrayandbethbesties]

We have all six of those in Alabama as well. It’s rare to see the coral snake but there are some here. In the past our Eastern Diamondbacks numbers were greater, but have dewing tremendously over the years. Thank you for sharing your videos and knowledge with us viewers. Much love

[SC-yrjf]

Great video! I loved the setting and the snakes. More herp videos like this with a mix of venomous and harmless would be awesome!

[gerryhatrick]

Back in the 60's and 70's, the rhyme was...red touches yellow? Kill a fellow. Red touches black? A friend of Jack.

[sreace]

Great episode! Keep up the amazing work!!

[jessecunningham]

Thanks for this video! As someone who loves snakes and doesn’t live in Florida, it’s always great to learn what kind of venomous snakes live there. Keep it up Stone!

[freaksuesh]

Thats chandlers pygmy rattle snake. Glad to see you guys collaborate

[pastorbillychidester]

Great video. Love the way you explain this

[jamesball]

I love how you filmed it outside. The 🐍 's looked so good in the wild, awesome video.

[harpersniter]

It seems the basic theory is you are at Chandlers place. I love the intro! Great to see your numbers climbing.

[jenn]

Awesome video Stone! They were all beautiful snakes and I think my favorite would have to be the Pygmy rattlesnake (out of the ones you talked about). Love that you did this outside in a beautiful environment. You handle these snakes so well! Have a great day and I look forward to the next video. 😄💙🐬🐊🐍

[davidnichols]

Thank you. Awesome video. We have the same six venomous native in NC. It is great to see the behavior of wild snakes in their habitat. I did not realize how much the juvenile water moccasin looks like a copperhead and more scary how the pygmy rattler looks similar to a juvenile rat snake.

[aribhasan]

great vibe to your videos. love how this community is growing on youtube!!

[jenniferfarrar]

Hey stone I love your videos are awesome ❤🐍

[cherieb.]

Awesome absolutely amazing and informative video 🤩🐍🐍🐍 Do you have a pygmy rattlesnake I thought I watched a video when you got a pygmy 🤔

[__the_fuzz__]

I found you through Chandlers Wildlife!! I already watched a few of your videos at this point and oh boy was I entertained- both you AND chandler have the same chaotic energy ❤ love the videos so far though!! Keep it up!

[glennchristie]

Thank You - Stone - for the most informative video I’ve seen of the 6 Venomous snakes in Florida. I came within about 3” of touching a Pygmy Rattlesnake. Thankfully - it gave me a break and left me alone. I just backed-off . I experience hundreds of snakes in N.Y. - when I lived there -while stream trout fishing. I never worried much because I always wore hip boots. They are so exciting to watch. “They DO leave you alone if you leave them alone.” I’ve Subscribed to your channel..