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Copperhead Snake Videos For Your Enjoyment

admin — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:00:17 +0000

Copperhead snakes are among the most common venomous snakes in North America. They are found all over the country, and are dangerous if they bite us. The vast majority of people bitten by a copperhead snake will not die, but they will experience serious pain and swelling. Still, any snake bite deserves immediate medical treatment. This is an assortment of copperhead snake videos that I have found on YouTube. I hope you enjoy these copperhead videos as much as I have.

Now on with the videos!

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The Best Rattlesnake Videos On YouTube

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:15:35 +0000

YouTube allows us to see things up and close and personal that we would normally never get the chance to see at all. Certainly wild animals are a part of that. Here at Snakes and Spiders, we particularly love all the snake videos and spider videos that can be found on YouTube. Some of them are simply breath taking, and others are kind of terrible. We have waded through all the junk and found the best of the best. Here are the best rattlesnake videos that can be found on YouTube. Enjoy!

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The Best Cottonmouth Videos On YouTube

admin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:40:35 +0000

The cottonmouth snake is one of the most fascinating in all the world. Here is a collection of YouTube Videos that are sure to give you the willies. (or just fascinate your pants off if you love snakes) Each and every video is a good one, so be sure to watch all of these cottonmouth snake videos before you leave. Fun stuff here. Great pic below too.

The Cottonmouth

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Snake Movies – What Makes A Good One Great?

admin — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 01:35:22 +0000

Snake movies have always been a wonderful release for me. Why? Well, in a snake movie you do not have the restrictions of reality holding you down. A black mamba really can move at about the speed of a cheetah and an anaconda really can grow to the size of a football field in a snake movie made in Hollywood. Science and the rules of reality are blurred in a good snake movie to be sure. Still, I am left feeling slightly shorted where snake movies are concerned. No snake movie has ever grabbed me and truly held my attention. What exactly would it take to make a snake movie that would do just that? What would make a good snake movie great?

Of all the snake movies I have seen, perhaps Anaconda was the best attempt. This movie starred Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson and John Voight among others. Each of these actors brought some decent acting to Anacondas, and helped to make it a good snake movie. The one thing about Anacondas though was that it was just far too over the top. Suspending disbelief is one thing, but obliterating it is quite another. This snake movie would have been even better if they had not made the snake and their capabilities so far over the top. I like to stretch reality, not recreate it where snake movies are concerned.

What would have made Anacondas great instead of just good? By drawing on the reality of Anacondas, this movie could have truly been incredible. For example, the anaconda is pretty big to begin with. They did not have to make the movie anaconda so large to make them scary. They are huge! Another point to make is that anacondas have been known to kill and eat small human beings. For example, Jennifer Lopez sized women and children. Having them be able to completely devour a human with a gulp was just too far over the top. Why not make that more realistic?

Another key to making a snake movie great instead of merely good is to include more snakes. Rather than having a huge one snake throwdown at the end of the movie, have the main characters be lured into a situation with thousands of the snakes. That is infinitely more scary.

Finally, acting is a must in a great snake movie as it is with any other type of movie. Why is it that snake movies, and any other animal attack type movies always draw second rate acting? There are exceptions to the rule, but they are few and far between. The vast majority of snake movies are very poorly acted.

Snake movies will always be a part of the horror movie landscape, but I hope that future ventures will work on bending reality and not simply recreating it. I will be watching either way.

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