Corn snake hatchlings bring escape antics to Snake Discovery
Emily and Ed's hatching upload shares the week with a Denver expo announcement and a new Shenanigans episode.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Albino Corn Snakes Hatching! But are any Diffused...?
The hatchlings aren't staying put. Snake Discovery's most-watched new upload, "Albino Corn Snakes Hatching! But are any Diffused...?", has viewers talking about Emily and Ed wrangling escape-minded baby snakes as much as the genetics question in its title.
The amelanistic corn snake clutch drew roughly 149,000 views. In the comments, viewers compare their own snakes' belly patterns while others suggest a vegetable theme for future corn snake eggs. There is also a running appreciation for the camera interrupting Ed, then apparently doing it again. Reptile education has its technical side, but the equipment has comic timing.
Three uploads arrived across the week. An announcement puts Snake Discovery at the Denver reptile expo on October 24-25, while the newly posted "Weird Things that Happen at Snake Discovery (Shenanigans Ep. 11)" promises behind-the-scenes incidents ranging from accidentally selling one of Emily's shirts to finding alligators in the classroom.
Across the channel, daily viewing is close to its usual level and the subscriber count held steady. Its weekly views were among the largest in this nearby group of animal channels, with Ellie Golden Life having a particularly busy week too.
The strongest daily draw remains "WAIT… Did We Actually Hatch One?!", approaching a million views. That earlier hognose clutch brought an unexpected possibility: a baby that looked different after the team thought no lavenders would appear. Eastern indigo hatchlings are also drawing viewers, giving the channel three distinct hatching stories with plenty of life beyond their first day.
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What viewers say
Watching Ed and Emily trying to wrangle escapee hatchling snakes never gets old, no matter how many times I've seen such escapades over the years of watching this channel lol.
@DRAG0NSPIRIT10See it on YouTubeFor your next corn snake eggs you could do vegetables for the eggs theme because they are corn snakes and corn is a vegetable
@erinmckenna7127See it on YouTubeThe camera clip fake-out was so funny. Great job, editor!
@anonviewSee it on YouTube
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The escaping noodles made my anxiety skyrocket lol
@MissMistressNerdSee it on YouTubeTalk about opening up "a can of worms" 🤣🤣🤣
@angelitabecerraSee it on YouTubeEmily- you should develop a baby snake scented candle 😂
@Badgardener52See it on YouTube9:39 had me laughing so hard.
Ed: “What I was saying before my camera interrupted me so rudely is”
Camera: ‘shuts off again’@PapaKai034See it on YouTubeI will never not be mused by Ed and Emily's squeals of panic as baby snakes make a break for it!
@stinkertonsdenSee it on YouTubeI love the absolute chaos of these snakes 😂 they're absolutely everywhere
@May-or-May-notSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Snake Discovery right now
- Channel
- Snake Discovery
- Subscribers
- 3,490,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,569,790
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- October 13, 2026
- Video views so far
- 148,711
- Views on its first day
- 101,671
The numbers
Here's how Snake Discovery's uploads and audience moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which city is Snake Discovery visiting for the October 24-25 reptile expo?
The channel's announcement names Denver, Colorado, as its October 24-25 expo destination.







