What’s the real difference between a $1 snake and a $100,000 snake? 🐍💰
In this video, we compare the cheapest snake vs one of the most expensive and rare snakes in the world! The size, the color, the details… the difference is INSANE!
Watch till the end to see which one shocked us the most 😳🔥
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In this video, we compare the cheapest snake vs one of the most expensive and rare snakes in the world! The size, the color, the details… the difference is INSANE!
Watch till the end to see which one shocked us the most 😳🔥
Would you rather own the $1 snake or the $100K snake? Comment below 👇#Snake
#Expensive
#VsChallenge
#Luxury
#Animals
#RareAnimals
#Comparison
#ViralVideo
#Crazy
#Wildlife
#Money
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00:00This is a $100,000 two-headed snake that literally has a different personality in each head.
00:06And I'll be showing you why this is the most expensive snake on earth,
00:09along with a $25,000 largest snake in the world, all the way down to a literal $1 snake.
00:15Yes, this first snake I was actually able to buy for only $1.
00:19Just from some guy on eBay saying he just wanted it gone.
00:22But this snake inside is looking extremely weird. I gotta get a closer look at this.
00:27So, I opened up the container to reveal that my suspicions were correct.
00:31This thing looked extremely abnormal.
00:33It literally didn't have scales like a normal snake would.
00:36And in fact, it looked more like a mutant worm.
00:38But little did I know that these things have some of the scariest mouths out of any animal on earth.
00:44Yo, and this thing is like slimy. Is this even a snake?
00:49Now, I was right to be suspicious because when I went to scan a picture of this into Google,
00:53it told me that indeed it was not even a snake.
00:56It said that this is actually something called a giant Mexican Sicilian.
01:00Yo, and it's saying this thing has some of the craziest hunting abilities.
01:04Oh my gosh, I just got to test this.
01:07In order to see its special abilities, I quickly built this dude up a home.
01:10Google told me to use a bunch of moist dirt to make a deep floor area so the worm snake
01:15thing can dig around.
01:16Then, I put some natural decorations around.
01:18And finally, these Sicilian creatures sometimes can be fully aquatic in the wild.
01:23But in captivity, all we need is this nice little water dish to fill its water needs.
01:27Well, boy, let me get you in.
01:29Now, apparently, these things do have poisonous skin, which is why I'm using a snake hook.
01:32And well, now he's in there.
01:33Let's see his special abilities he has.
01:36Now, these guys' first special ability is, well, they love to dig in dirt like I was saying earlier.
01:41You can see how quickly he just completely disappeared from sight.
01:44And well, while this guy settles into his new home, I just had to find some videos of this species
01:49hunting.
01:49And in this amazing video by Willipede, we can see how this Sicilian just slowly inches up to a mealworm,
01:56acting all innocent and stuff.
01:57But the second he gets within striking distance, it pounces onto the worm and instantly starts to drag it underground,
02:05where we can then see it finish off the mealworm down there.
02:08But the thing is, this Sicilian hunting is not even nearly the coolest thing in this video.
02:12Like, what does the world's longest snake even eat?
02:15Well, to find out, let's go to our next snake, which is 250 times more expensive.
02:21And I specifically chose this species because it has an insanely unique special ability that I just have to test.
02:27If you're wondering what species is inside this container, well, everyone, this is a Western hognose snake.
02:33And yep, it actually costed exactly $250.
02:35The prices in this video are not a lie.
02:38But anyways, these things are freaky, because the patterns on their back almost look identical to the patterns on a
02:44rattlesnake.
02:44It has almost the same color, too.
02:46But the main characteristic that makes this thing stand out is its nose.
02:49That, well, kind of makes it look like a hog, apparently.
02:52Hence why they are called a hog-nosed snake.
02:55Pretty creative.
02:56Now anyways, this thing is actually a real snake, unlike the $1 one.
03:00But that means we got to build another enclosure.
03:03Oh yeah, that was a pretty cool transition.
03:04But anyways, this will let us show off its special ability.
03:06Now for the floor, we want to use a material called snake aspen, which is perfect for a $250 snake.
03:12Because it's super easy to dig and burrow through.
03:14Which, yeah, in the wild, these guys apparently like to do to stay protected from the intense desert heat.
03:19Then, we want to add tons of decorations, like the snake hide, so the snake can slither inside.
03:23And yeah, even though this enclosure looks pretty barren and empty, that's exactly what the snake species prefers, so it
03:29can slither around a ton.
03:30So yeah, basically, the reason I wanted to get this species is because they're the drama queens of the snake
03:35world.
03:35They basically put on this crazy show to scare off any predator that gets near them.
03:40But yeah, this guy was just non-stop pissing at me, if you listen closely.
03:44So, I decided to pick him up with tweezers and moved him to the new enclosure.
03:48Okay, there we go.
03:49Jeez Louise, you are a feisty fellow, Mr. Snake.
03:52But the thing is, I didn't even get to show off its cruelest special ability yet.
03:56Let me try and do that.
03:57Unfortunately though, before I could show you that, the snake decided it was time to go for a little burrow.
04:01Yep, like I said earlier, this is something they do to hide from the intense desert heats.
04:05This is not their main ability though, but it's just kind of cool to see that they can do this
04:08like our first one.
04:09And yes, I actually do have a heat lamp that will recreate the desert heat.
04:12I just don't have it set up right now, because it makes it easier to film without the roof on.
04:15Anyways, I dug up the snake so I could show you guys its special ability.
04:19First of all, why don't you take a look at his head?
04:21If you look very closely, this snake's head has actually gotten like two times as big as it was before.
04:26They're actually able to puff out their cheeks when a potential predator is nearby to mimic a rattlesnake's head shape.
04:32It's also sort of similar to how cobras make their neck come out to look bigger.
04:36But the main thing this snake does to not get eaten is it actually plays dead.
04:39So while the snake slithered to darkness so he would feel safe, take a look at this footage of when
04:43this guy went up to a wild western hognose snake and he started to put his hands near it.
04:48Almost instantly, the snake decided to play dead, so it flipped on its back and started to give the funniest
04:53performance I've ever seen.
04:57And eventually, it just stopped moving completely, and when this dude went to pick it up, you could see how
05:01good of an actor it is.
05:03It's so funny too, because every time he would flip the snake right side up, it would just flip back
05:07upside down instantly.
05:08Yo, shout out to Nicole Berry, he's the one who uploaded this, and he has tons of other videos like
05:12this.
05:13Anyways, I quickly finished setting up everything in his tank and gave him a little water bowl too.
05:17As a reward for scaring it a little bit while I was moving it, I gave it a nice juicy
05:21mouse.
05:21Yeah, pretty cool to watch these guys eat. They'll eat about one of these a week during this stage of
05:25life.
05:26But remember guys, this video is just getting started.
05:28I have so many other questions, like do $100,000 two-headed snakes fight over their food?
05:34Well, we're about to find out, so next up, let's see what a $500 snake looks like.
05:39Now, we're getting pricey, but it's for a very good reason, as you'll see.
05:42Yeah, this snake was kind of just shipped in this bag. I feel kind of bad for it.
05:45Let me get this out really quickly.
05:47Inside of this bag is a special kind of snake called a Woma Python, and he was not happy about
05:52being in that shipping bag.
05:53He kept trying to strike at me through the glass, but you could see how beautiful this species is with
05:57that striped tan and orange color.
06:00Okay, the reason I got this guy for the $500 species is because they're known for being one of the
06:04friendliest snake species.
06:06But this guy has tried to strike at me, um, a lot.
06:10But yeah, I guess he's just super stressed from the shipping.
06:12Obviously, I don't want this guy to be stressed or angry at me, so I put this box over the
06:16top to give him some nice darkness.
06:17And I went and put him in a secluded and warm part of my house while I built his home.
06:22Now, I'm just gonna speedrun this build in order to not bore you guys.
06:24But yeah, it's basically the same as that last enclosure, only this time I put way more wood and branches
06:29so the python would have some area to climb over.
06:31And these guys can get big, so that's why this enclosure is pretty massive.
06:34Anyways, I got the snake right here. Let's give a check on him.
06:37How are you doing in there? And okay, if you don't know what the brown stuff on the floor is,
06:44well, it might be poo.
06:45But no, that's actually a super good sign, because if you didn't know when the snakes are in their shipping
06:49containers, they don't go to the bathroom at all.
06:51But the fact he's just let it all out means he feels a lot warmer and safer now.
06:54And that's good. I'm happy you're feeling a little bit better, buddy.
06:57And to make sure he felt even safer, I went and moved him into the enclosure.
07:00I still didn't really feel comfortable enough to hold him based off how much he wanted me dead.
07:04But yeah, pretty simple stuff. And he went to go slither to safety.
07:06He was definitely starting to feel less stressed.
07:09All right, the main reason I wanted to get the friendliest snake species in the world is because, as many
07:13of you know, my mom is, like, scared of all the pets I get.
07:16So I was thinking this was going to help her cure her pure snakes.
07:18But little is she going to know, when we try to feed it, this guy, he's not so friendly right
07:23now.
07:23All right, mom, can you come in the garage?
07:26Hi, I just got a new pet to show you today.
07:28Okay.
07:29So why don't you come over here and just take a look in this tank and tell me what you
07:31see.
07:32Oh my gosh.
07:34What kind of snake is this?
07:35Oh, that's called a woma python.
07:37And I wanted to get this species because it is the friendliest species in the world, actually.
07:42Yeah, right. It looks like it's crazy.
07:44Like, it's just going to strike any second.
07:46Yeah, he is kind of mad right now.
07:48But I want to cure your pure snakes, basically.
07:50So I need you to feed it.
07:52No.
07:53All right, go ahead.
07:54Stick it inside.
07:55Shaking.
07:56All right, this is the first time you fed him too, right?
07:58Yeah, he's super hungry.
07:59That's the main reason why he's so angry right now.
08:01All right, he's coming.
08:01He's coming.
08:02No, no, no.
08:02Come on, eat it.
08:03He looks hungry.
08:04You can see the hunger in his eyes.
08:06Oh my gosh.
08:07Are you scared right now?
08:08Yeah, a little bit.
08:09This is supposed to cure your fear, though.
08:11Make some mouse noises.
08:12Maybe you can trick him.
08:13Oh my gosh.
08:13He's coming right here.
08:29But it looks like he's going to hide in his little hide.
08:31So I don't want to stress him out anymore if he's not that hungry.
08:34So yeah, thanks for trying to feed him, though.
08:35But don't worry.
08:36Literally, as soon as later that day, this snake was feeling way more comfortable.
08:39And he finally started to eat.
08:41Let's go.
08:42This is going to be a sick pet.
08:43But it's not even going to be nearly as cool as our final two snakes.
08:47Yes, sir.
08:48Next up, we got a $25,000 largest snake in the world.
08:54You see, this species is called giant reticulated python.
08:57And they are absurdly big.
08:59And if you can't already tell, I probably don't have enough space right here.
09:03I would literally have to transform my whole garage into an enclosure.
09:06That's why instead, to be able to see and learn about a $25,000 snake,
09:10I hopped on a plane and flew across the country to this amazing reptile zoo
09:14that supposedly has one of these insane snakes.
09:18Yo, what's up?
09:18I just traveled across the country because I heard you guys got some of the craziest snakes here.
09:23Is that true?
09:24Oh my gosh, you got to show me.
09:25Okay, you want to see her?
09:26Yeah, let's go.
09:27All right, let's go.
09:27So I followed her across the zoo.
09:29And this place was crazy.
09:30They had animals everywhere, including literal alligators.
09:34Oh my gosh, what am I getting myself into?
09:36But eventually, I got to this area here and waited while she brought out the $25,000 snake.
09:41Oh my gosh.
09:44This thing is insane.
09:46Yes, this is the giant reticulated python.
09:49An absolute beast of a snake.
09:51And honestly, I was kind of even scared to stand near it.
09:53This thing could easily take me out if it wanted to.
09:55This is actually just kind of crazy to stand by.
09:58I can just touch it.
09:58Like, this is bigger than my hand.
10:00What?
10:00So how long can this species kind of get?
10:03I mean, like, is this like the longest species in the world?
10:05Um, yeah.
10:06So they, in the wild, have been measured up to 30 feet.
10:09Yup, imagine being outside and just seeing a snake over 30 feet long.
10:13I would instantly run away.
10:16But before we figure out the exact length of this specific snake, I wanted to try and hold it.
10:20But if you couldn't guess, it was insanely hard to do with just one hand because of this snake weighing
10:25a minimum of 150 pounds.
10:27But despite its massive size, you could tell the snake was being extremely friendly towards us and not biting us
10:33or anything.
10:34Very interesting.
10:35So how long does it take for one of these snakes to get this long?
10:38Uh, it depends on how you feed them.
10:39Um, but normally about 7 to 10 years, something like that.
10:41So, wow.
10:42This thing is 10 years old.
10:43And how small do they start?
10:45I mean, do you have like an egg or something?
10:46Like, we can show how it hatched?
10:48I actually do.
10:48Do you want to see it?
10:49Yeah, let's go see it.
10:50Okay, let's go see it.
10:50So, she brought me over here where they have tons of these trays full of eggs.
10:54Yeah, they keep them in these containers to make sure they have the perfect level of heat to hatch.
10:58Yeah, she showed me what one of them looked like.
11:00And it's just insane how a snake can hatch out of something like this.
11:04Then eventually one day be this big.
11:06That's a massive size increase.
11:08So, yeah, what do they eat to get this big?
11:10Well, I don't know if you're going to want to hear it.
11:11They eat about a 10 pound rabbit.
11:13So, they eat giant rabbits.
11:15Like, how big would it be?
11:16Like, can you show with your hands?
11:17Um, it'd be like, it's a big size rabbit.
11:19Oh.
11:19Nah.
11:19So, they really just slither around in the wild looking for innocent little rabbits.
11:23And then they pounce on it and absolutely devour it.
11:27Yeah, rest in peace to any rabbits that see snakes like this.
11:30You see, what makes this species so good at hunting is they literally have these built-in heat sensors on
11:35their face.
11:36All of these tiny little holes on the upper lip of the python can track exactly where a live prey
11:41is.
11:41It basically just gives them wall hacks to see rabbits amongst tall, thick grass.
11:45And this snake compared to everyday objects is pretty cool.
11:47Because here it is next to a massive spray bottle.
11:50It is so much bigger.
11:51Then here it is next to a water bottle.
11:54Yep, pretty big.
11:54And of course, here it is next to the Terra Green Snake Plushie.
11:57Which even though this awesome snake plushie is a whopping 36 inches long,
12:01even when this python is completely curled up, it kind of dwarfs the size of the plushie.
12:05But yeah, this thing curled up, it's approximately 56 inches long, but fully stretched out.
12:10This thing easily reaches over 20 feet.
12:13This is so cool.
12:14But the craziest thing is, I've heard this is not even your guys' rarest snake, is it?
12:19Oh, nowhere near.
12:20Oh my gosh.
12:22Can you show me it?
12:22Yeah.
12:23Okay, so I'm gonna go over here.
12:24Yup.
12:24The $100,000 snake is also located at this reptile zoo.
12:28And guys, it's the two-headed snake.
12:31There's only a handful of two-headed snakes in existence, and this zoo doesn't only just
12:35have one or two.
12:37They have three two-headed snakes.
12:39So I waited here for her to bring out one for me to see.
12:42Wow, wait.
12:43So this is the two-headed snake you guys have, right?
12:46This is the two-headed snake.
12:47Oh my gosh.
12:48You're not gonna bite me, right?
12:49Nah, I don't know.
12:50Oh!
12:51Yep, literally instantly, this snake tried to bite me, which is kind of a surprise,
12:54because this specific snake actually knows me.
12:57About a year ago, I visited the guy who originally hatched this snake,
13:01and I made a whole video about it.
13:02But this zoo literally bought it from him, and a lot has changed about this snake.
13:06And I'm gonna show you guys some very interesting stuff.
13:08So the thing that's so interesting about these two-headed snakes is they have, like,
13:12two different personalities.
13:13Is that right?
13:14They can't very much.
13:15There's usually a dominant and a non-dominant.
13:17And we can see how that was instantly demonstrated with this left-dominant head
13:20literally just pulling the right head along as it just sat there.
13:24But super interestingly, sometimes the two heads will almost fight in which direction
13:28they want to go, which causes the two-headed snake to just sit there,
13:31motionless, not moving at all.
13:32And here is some footage I recorded last year of this two-headed snake eating some mice.
13:36As you can see, both the heads struck at the mice at the same time,
13:39but only the left head was actually able to grab onto his mouse.
13:42And as that left head started to swallow,
13:44all of a sudden the right head decided to just grab onto,
13:47so now they were both eating the same mouse.
13:49But this could actually be bad for two-headed snakes,
13:51so the owner separated the heads,
13:53and he gave a separate mouse to the right head so they could both eat in peace.
13:57Pretty cool.
13:57Anyways, as you can see, this two-headed snake is quite a bit smaller
14:00than the Terra Green snake plushie,
14:02which by the way is just the perfect plushie if you're an animal lover
14:05because it's long enough to play with and, you know, just wrap around random stuff.
14:08Check it out on TerraGreenStore.com.
14:10Well, dang, this snake is actually probably the coolest one I've ever seen in my life,
14:14I'm not even gonna lie.
14:15Thank you so much for showing me around and showing me these awesome snakes.
14:18And yep, remember guys, go check out the snake plushie
14:20since if you watched the whole video, you probably love snakes.
14:22And also, thank you to the Reptile Zoo for letting me come here.
14:25You guys can see all these snakes in person, plus more if you come visit them.
14:28Anyways, yeah, thank you for watching, and goodbye.
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