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Could she kill you?
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>> She could, but don't bring it over here.
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>> Okay, hold on to that. This
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This is a different story. This is a
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Burmese python. This is a larger
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constriction constrictor. And Burmese
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pythons get to be big. These can go up
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to 18 ft long. And this is sort of the
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closest thing that we're going to get
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to an anaconda. What you don't want
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snakes to do is to close that gap,
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right? You don't want them to wrap
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around your neck.
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>> Could she kill you?
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>> She could, but don't bring it over here.
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>> The power that these things have when
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you feel that power and just don't move.
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>> Yeah. Now give her your hand. Take her
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Take her with your hand. Good.
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Very good. Now hold this hand out. Good.
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Just like that. Now be the tree. Just be
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the tree. That's great. Okay. And now
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she's just going to move behind your
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head. And I just want you to feel the
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muscles of that snake.
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>> What was that?
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>> Oh yeah, that's great.
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>> Is she hissing?
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>> She's breathing. That's just her
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breathing cuz she's holding on. She's a
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ground snake. She's not really a tree
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snake. This is the closest I can get you
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to an anaconda. I wouldn't bring an
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anaconda here. Their personality is a
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little different.
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>> Their personality is different.
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>> Oh yeah. Just like you'd be a little bit
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more careful around certain dog species
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than you would others. You sort of see
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how people have a misconception about
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snakes. Now, what she's trying to do
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right now, even this snake that knows
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what what humans are, she's just trying
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to say, "All right, get me out of here."
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You know, she's going, "Where can I go
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rest?"
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>> What does she eat when she grows up?
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What do these
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>> Well, Burmese pythons, they get big. So,
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she's going to start with rats and birds
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and frogs. And they start small. They
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start just like the ball python. But
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when she gets big, you're talking about
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I mean Burmese pythons, deer, dogs,
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>> humans.
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>> Burmese pythons I don't think are
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confirmed eating humans. Interesting
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fact, anacondas are the biggest snake on
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Earth. Reticulated pythons are the
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longest and they're the only ones that
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are on YouTube
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having eaten humans. They're confirmed
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man-eaters.
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>> Should people be scared of snakes? Do
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you think
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>> I think people should be respectful of
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snakes the same way you're respectful of
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heights?
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>> Can she bite? 100%. They have big teeth.
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If she was to bite one of us right now,
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it would draw quite a bit of blood.
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I mean, she has to be able to latch on
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to her prey, right? Go get Steven. Good
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girl.
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Good girl.
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>> Maybe you should have the head down that
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end.
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>> I think I think See, now what I'm doing
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is I'm massaging the tail
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>> because I know that she's going to go
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for you.
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>> Yes. Good girl.
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Oh, this is so great.
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This Burmese python is wants to know
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what is inside the diary of a CEO.
