Snakes and Tornadoes! Herping Oklahoma
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A fun but unfortunately abbreviated day of flipping tin and rocks in Oklahoma. More Oklahoma and Kansas herping coming soon!
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Palavra-chave: meteorologia moçambique 7 dias
Comentários da comunidade
@juliebaker2552 YouTube · 27/05/2021 · 👍 2
I love how kind and calm you are to the snakes no matter how venoumous they are! You are such a gifted person!
@evergreencaldera9472 YouTube · 26/05/2020 · 👍 4
You are becoming Pecos Hank 😂 storms and snakes.
@jeaniehoney1422 YouTube · 13/05/2022 · 👍 1
Can we just take the time to appreciate how he's picking up and showing us these snakes
@carschmn YouTube · 02/05/2020 · 👍 35
“Oooooooklahoma where the wind comes sweeping down the plain...” Glad you were safe!
@putnam568 YouTube · 02/05/2020 · 👍 7
Dude, friggan crazy. I watch Reed Timmer (meteorologists, storm chaser) as he live-streams while he intercepts tornadoes. The other day him and his bud were not having much luck with the tornadoes so they started flipping rocks and wood looking for snakes. You being my herping guy, starts chasing tornadoes. 🤘🤘🤘
@chadpack2385 YouTube · 24/10/2020 · 👍 4
Him: flips a tin board The thing under it: TERNADER
@rickcruz3382 YouTube · 02/05/2020 · 👍 2
That last blind earth snake heard the tornado siren and took cover. Those were gorgeous ratsnake's and they look well fed
@MegaMacReal YouTube · 23/05/2020 · 👍 12
Righteous about the blind snakes: "Commensal behavior has been observed with the eastern screech owl in which the owl carries live Texas blind snakes back to the nest, where the snakes help to clean the nest of parasites." Wikipedia
@prezzolothegod3859 YouTube · 15/06/2020 · 👍 1
What part of Oklahoma were you in
@elderherper-statesman4733 YouTube · 03/05/2020 · 👍 5
Great video, man! The tornadoes nearly hit us here in SW Missouri as well--we got forced into our storm shelter the other night. Rough Earth Snakes are SO COMMON out here-Bethany and I have probably seen over 100 in the past two or three weeks along with some Collared Lizards and other such glade critters. Great finds in the next video with the Lampropeltis, too. Keep up the solid work!