Alright, so we just found this awesome grape plane's Brad snake on this hot hot high-way in Kansas. So I'm going to show you how to probably pick it up. So this guy is being a little still and inactive. So it's a good example to use, but most of the snakes you'll find are probably going to be a little more active and rarely done this. So what you want to do is grab the snake in the middle of the body, and if you're afraid of a bite, hold it away from you until it calms down. I'm going to come down a little bit. You can grab it with two hands. So you want to hold it. So one hand is kind of where the chest would be. One hand is where the knees would be. So you want to support it. You always want to avoid holding anywhere near the head and neck and anywhere by the tail. Holding by the neck can cause a lot of injury and holding by the tail can break this spine. Yeah, as you can see, it's really calm and knows I'm not going to hurt him. I'm just going to let him sit there around my hands a little bit. He's super gorgeous. There you go.