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this is not the wild this is captivity

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this is a threatened species in the wild

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I wonder how I don't want them to take

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people to have people take them out a

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wild for any reason so why not just let

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this female do what she actually wants

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to do have her babies and I wanted her

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to be successful so what we're going to

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do today is we're going to put them in

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an incubator and so the incubator is a

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nice stable place for an egg to be it

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doesn't have insects most the time it

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doesn't have anything but the right

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temperatures and the right possibility

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now the female won't be excited about it

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because deep down inside her genetics

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she's still thinking this is my kids I

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got to protect them the good news is I

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save her a lot of effort too because she

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has to protect them for three months no

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food they don't have they all they have

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to do is basically be stuck on the eggs

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and nervous the whole time that

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something's going to come and take them

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because these snakes are long-term in

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captivity they're jus multi generations

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that have they're not so aggressive all

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the time so I'm not sure what this one

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is because she has a couple sisters that

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look just like her and water is a bear

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and the rest of them are pretty good so

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we're gonna find out right now and so

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here we go come on are you gonna be one

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of those crazy ones oh so now she's on

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like what are you gonna do I'm used to

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you but I'm not used to you taking my

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eggs so this this would be the one I'm

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still curious curious are you come to

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camp you help me do this or you're the

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one who would never get a million yeah

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tagging a friend that would come to help

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you and tag the friend that would never

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set foot near here okay so here we go

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come on girl come on so now the idea is

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a loner to get a little bit of a nervous

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and I want to call it down now this is

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not her first year this is not her first

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clutch of eggs so she's laid many many

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eggs this is about her eighth year and

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then like the wild she has problems

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she's had a lot of offspring of all

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different colors all different kinds

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this will be the first year that she

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will produce a certain color face

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because she has a special gene called

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genetics paper there come on girl

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yep this is not the nice one this is

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that this is the one sister that I was

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worried that it could be but I'm gonna

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put and make it look like she's not that

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bad the idea is I'm gonna just let her

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now this is where it gets a little weird

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because if they don't have a target they

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don't normally bite but my elbow is kind

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of a target at times and so the idea is

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now I just want to get her off her eggs

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because python eggs can't roll around so

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because of that they're genetically made

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or whatever you want to call it they all

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stick together and fertile eggs don't

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stick which is pretty crazy because they

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come out of the same place they have the

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same thing I don't I don't know why they

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don't stick but they don't look yeah

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that's what we don't want

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okay there we go

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I'm gonna get lucky I thank you guys and

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she's gonna get lucky too because all of

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her babies are gonna go be able to

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survive the majority of them now she's

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off on her way now here's the cool part

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instead of not eating for three months

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she'll actually be able to be careful

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see Amash nobody gets bit today okay so

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there's her eggs

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that's a fertile egg now the eggs have

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to stay in upright position

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you call your campers can come right

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back up here you can actually touch an

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egg so these bees have to stay in an

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upright position because while the eggs

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are doing

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incubated there's a baby comes up that

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baby actually blows to the top so the

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baby so even though this egg is kind of

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pointing up in the air now I'm gonna

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have to put this egg upward in the air

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like that here we go so the question is

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you guys have a guest from how many eggs

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are on this clutch I always love to know

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that go ahead how many 16 16 okay what

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about you guys out there 25 guys should

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know that mom well I totally normal in a

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few days be able to joke back on food

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and everything will be great