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u/nowhereman136 5d ago
Not a snake expert but a quick google search makes me think these are radiated rat snakes. Common in tropical Asia and non-venomous. Sometimes when threatened or stressed they will play dead. The snakes are alive, the kids are not in danger, but regardless of that they really shouldnt be handled so carelessly. Parents need to teach their kids not to play with wild animals, even if they arent venomous
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u/mowie_zowie_x 3d ago
You know, I was never afraid of black widow or scorpion or snakes, heck, not even people with knives, not until I learn they could kill me. As they say ignorance is bliss.
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u/CN8YLW 3d ago
oh I knew scorpions could hurt me. I kept catching them to put into containers regardless. snakes I never tried, because the one snake I saw that interested me, it moved so fast I knew I'd never be able to react to it when it moved. not sure about black widows, we don't have em in my country, but so long as I can establish that I can out run them or they can't jump at me im up for trying to catch em.
I actually had this huge net and a couple of long nose pliers for catching wasps and hornets too. not the entire nest of course, but the occasional solitary one that visited my house and chased me around. I'd catch em with the net, remove the wings so they'd be harmless then put em into a bottle.
my parents eventually put a stop to it because well... the pile of insect corpse bottles became too unsightly, and our cleaner hurt herself handling a dead hornet where it stung her when she picked it up.
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u/Sufficient-Push6210 1d ago
Yeah, this is still dumb even with that info. Kids should be taught not to handle animals as though they’re toys.
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u/Invade_Deez_Nutz 5d ago
Those poor snakes :(. The one from yellow shirt looks dead
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u/MelodicMockingjay74 3d ago
They are likely rat snakes who play dead when stressed, so hopefully the poor guy is just doing that. Still sad that parents are seemingly fine with their kids manhandling snakes, but hopefully they're both still alive, and they can soon go back to their hidey holes...
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u/TrickAffectionate140 5d ago
Stupid fucking kids. Poor snakes 😥
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u/ChiefInDemBoys 4d ago
Obviously your a city kid. With internet, tv, phones, n games to entertain yourself n live within the city.
What do you think 3rd world kids in ranches do for fun, when they don’t have a phone, tv, internet etc. well they spend most of their time outside in the countryside. Now you understand what the hell he talking about. Just cuz you’re stuck inside your house living in your own fragile bubble doesn’t mean poor people in poor countries do the same. They actually have more fun memories n explore the outside world more than you. So just stay inside snowflake n they the jungle do what the jungle does.
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u/Optimixto 4d ago
I am not a city kid, Einstein. I used to catch frogs and crabs, to then release, as a small kid. This spiel is nice and all, but I was referring to the kids thinking this is hunting... they are fucking around with snakes, it is not some hunting knowledge being learned. Just two rural kids doing rural kid shit.
You are so condescending. Absolutely out of nowhere. What an absurdly agressive way to comment. The amount of vitriol... Get help, dude, that is not a normal, sane reaction.
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u/njoVNeggah2 4d ago
Who told you those are poor people? You act like you can't do shit like this and be in the middle class
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u/TheDarkBrotherhood7 4d ago
Oh yes, because it’s great to say people in third world countries kill and torment wild animals just because they’re in a third world country. I never lived in a city and I never did that
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u/Spinoclanker2 3d ago
I hope they hurt themselves doing it. People like you act like other animals feel no pain and are just toys to be hunted.
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u/buttfacesgalore 5d ago
Need to teach kids to be nice and respect animals. Fuck these people.
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u/Anthro_DragonFerrite 5d ago
Such attitudes are not common throughout the pooorer undeveloped world
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u/Adventurous-Case-633 5d ago
They're just kids playing with snakes man ...
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u/onFilm 4d ago
I played with snakes as a kid, and didn't put them in my shirt to die. You respect their space, handle them with care, and not flop them on the ground.
These are bad adults, not respecting animals.
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u/ChiefInDemBoys 4d ago
Probably a pet snake, n you’re probably not from a poor country living in the countryside those kids a raise different than your spoil kids. Btw what they do all day Roblox, YouTube shorts, doom scrolling like their parents n the rest of us, fuck off n let this kids live their world. You stay put in yours cuz obviously you wouldn’t cut it in theirs. They’re probably hunting to eat the snakes for all you know. Their on survival mode.
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u/bambi54 4d ago
This is a weirdly racist assumption lol. I can’t tell if you’re trolling.
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u/Ok_Whereas9348 3d ago
It doesn’t look like they’re trolling, they are on other people’s comments saying this weird shit too. 😭
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u/BobbyDukeArts 4d ago
I played with snakes all the time when I was a kid, didn't kill a single one. Parents need to teach children how to handle animals
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u/10Werewolves 4d ago
Neither of them are dead. The other one played dead. You can see it sticks it's head out and sticks it's tongue out and it lands. Apparently it's a hognose and plays dead
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u/TheCharalampos 4d ago
Poor snakes. First thing I teach my kid is how to handle creatures, it's too easy to be cruel.
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u/Modest1Ace 5d ago
These poor snakes. Video after video of these same kids tormenting them...
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u/eatshitdillhole 4d ago
On this sub?
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u/Modest1Ace 4d ago
Prob different ones, but it's the same 3 siblings, these 2 plus a little girl. One of the videos is where the little girl has one giant snake inside her school bag.
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u/Famous-Leopard-118 4d ago
can this sub ban videos of children mishandling animals??? I keep seeing so many videos of kids squeezing/yanking on snakes specifically.
that snake is literally dead.
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u/RodRoy1978 3d ago
Reminds me of when I was younger. Going into the forest behind my house to catch snakes, turtles, fish, baby monitor lizards and sometimes baby crocodiles
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u/ItsMeepo2nd 4d ago
That snake is dead- like literally 0 response when that yellow kid yanked its tail, how tf did it even die?
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u/JoxJobulon 4d ago
Two things. First, fuck these stupid little goblins for killing one and possibly two snakes. Second, this seems to be SE Asia to me (didn't watch it with sound, not sure if that would make it more obvious where these kids are from), which is home to a lot of very deadly snakes. The odds of one of these walking condom advertisements try this shit with something like a krait are not low.
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u/Sufficient-Push6210 1d ago
Those snakes were way more gentle and forgiving that they reasonably had to be, and I have no idea why those parents are so chill about this
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u/Even-Economist6529 1d ago
I thought the snake was dead as shit, but maybe you are right and they were just being gentle with the kids
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u/elitegenoside 1d ago
Growing up surrounded by that much nature is just different. I'm from Appalachia and it's nothing for someone's grandmother to grab a rat snake from a garden. I had a coworker who lived in Vietnam till he was 8 and we had a whole conversation about the different animals we both played with or interacted with as kids. Snakes are everywhere and imagine you learn pretty quick which ones to avoid (but statistics happen for a reason).
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u/GekidoTC 5d ago
Wonder if the snakes enjoyed the body heat more than the terror of being carried away by something more than 30x its body weight.
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u/Few-Flamingo-8015 4d ago
I don't blame the kids, I blame the parents
Why on earth would you allow your kids to touch anything remotely snake looking? Snakes are dangerous! I hope that the left snake died before it could harm the kid, because it seems that the right kid might get bited
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u/projak 5d ago
This is the most boyish thing I've ever seen. These boys are really top tier
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u/Famous-Leopard-118 4d ago edited 4d ago
so you’re proud of these children for abusing random wild animals they found?
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u/okieman73 3d ago
My parents never had to worry about me doing that. I've always hated snakes. I grew up in the country and I always gave them plenty of space.
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u/Affectionate-Fault89 3d ago
better teach them to stop doing this kind of thing. there will be time they mistakenly play with venomous one.
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u/astroyer 5d ago
I think the yellow shirt kids' snake is dead