Incredible Black Rattlesnake Found in Alabama! Rare Rattlesnake and Creek Full of Cottonmouths!

That’s what she said😂

Some redneck???Really man?

That black Timber said "don't tread on me" 😂

Do you think God has a mother? Better watch Satan's brothers you are looking at.

Must be a stand of black walnuts or black cherry trees close to the area. u saw the black cane snek

An Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake bit my Mother in Law. -- Poor snake convulsed for 15 minutes before it died. My Mother in Law didn't notice the bite. Sometimes I feel guilty for putting that snake in her pillow case.

The snake mom had an affair with a black mamba, she went out of her comfort zone and tadaaaa this happened

Ran into one of these yesterday while riding on a costal Alabama trail.

That velvet-tail looks like black velvet ALL OVER. Amazing animal!

my favorite part of the frog and salamander pics is my right arrow key , lol

He can find a few Alabama black snakes at the ramrod on saturday night . Lol

Dude you better marry that girl . Because she must really love you to do that .

That timber was VERY cool! Too bad the drought is so bad there, but the cottons just keep in keeping on.

So, the cottonmouths I grew up with in N FL would chase you, so it was different watchin them just sit there.

Horridus in southern Mississippi is yellow and black

As much as snakes scare me, I have to admit that is a beautiful snake.

You make complex topics so easy to understand. 📚 Thank you for being an incredible educator!

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Timber Rattler

Timbers come in 3 phases: Black, Yellow & Dusky. All 3 phases can be seen in just 1 litter. I had my first litter in 1977..😊

A black rattle snake? That's very weird I've never heard of that. Awesome.

That’s a beautiful Cain

Y don't u like black rattlesnakes

Why ain't it saying ni-

You should have taken him to university and had him studied. He may be a genetic anomaly or new species.

Alabama has its own little Appalachia in its northeastern parts
Cheaha state park has a 2500 ft peak

Why so many snakes there?

The black rattler is beautiful

You find copperheads in rocky ares an rattle snakes

I live in NE Alabama and I live up against the foot of a mountain with a creek and mini waterfalls so there are Timber Rattlesnakes or Canebrakes al over my property and several of them are pretty dark... especially the larger ones I've noticed... but I have never seen one this dark. Not even close! What an excellent find! 👏

In less than 1/2 sec that rattle would be dangling from my rear view mirror… peace

Mans found a shiny

I live in Southern Texas, with coworkers who live in Eastern Texas and central Arkansas, who've told me stories that water moccasins are breeding with rattlesnakes if they don't eat them first during breeding.

I've found stripped EDB gravid gave birth to 21 5 stripped babies and 2 paternless

Maybe a hybrid

thumbs down for the "omg" crap. After using holy in a profane way I'm just opting for YT not to recommend anymore videos from this channel, lots of other channels with clean language I can enjoy with my kids.

There are black rattlers in west texas

It's a good thing you found it and not a red neck!

I’ve seen a couple of black Timbers, although one was closer to very dark brown. The black one was far more aggressive than just about any rattler I’ve ever seen. He did not try to escape, he went straight to strike pose.

Two words? How about shot gun?

So when I uses to work in Bovina Mississippi there was a lot of black timber rattlesnakes

Wow, the black rattlesnake is so beautiful ❤️

I would catch it and breed it to make more. There are albino rattlesnakes in Georgia. Maybe you could breed them together.

Looks like a timber rattlesnake

Try doing your videos without narrating them. When you find a snake type species name in the screen.

We see them a lot here in Alabama

“Why is it black?!”

When herping it’s exciting, when you’re in a delivery room, mama’s in trouble.

Ive seen a couple im from north Alabama. Very rare.

I just love the black cranebrake. So beautiful.