I'm having trouble seeing it, any chance you have any tips?

Edit: After using everyone's tips and getting getting really high I have successfully seen the dog/cat. However after stairing at this mouth for way too long I mainly see a chicken or human skeleton.

I’m glad I scrolled back up to see that!

It looks like a shiba inu lol

Looking at all these comments below yours and I'm like who knew the inside of a snake's mouth was nature's Rorschach test

Yes it does lmao

I see a dog or a deer/fawn.

Sssatisssfying

It's cute!

I just clicked to comment the same thing and you were already at the top spot lol gotta be a universal human feeling, to love a good yawn. Sometimes you just hit it right; it sucks when your yawn gets stuck - once that happens you have to forget about yawning until it can happen naturally, cant happen once you're thinking too hard about it.

Fuck...! I want to yawn so bad right now but I know I cant get a good one going and now it's all I'm thinking about.

Anyone else yawn as they were watching that?

Much less terrifying than most animals. It's a snake, you pretty much know what's coming. As a kid I had a guineapig and I recall the shock of seeing it yawn for the first time. Was like "what gates of hell are being opened here?" They are cute and you never associate that with a bunch of enormous teeth.

I yawned watching this

Yeah, this is more like weirdlycute.

r/snekswhoyell

*bites your face*

He so sleepy...

As someone with a danger noodle I approve that snake yawns are adorable.

I find it so cute when my snake yawns. It’s hard to tell if they are relaxed so when she yawns it tells me she is straight chillin’

is smol

having a stroke

Seconded. Up until 0:05, it certainly looked like it, with that droopy-ass mouth!

I was worried that part of its jaw was damaged.

Danger noodle*

This dude is a constrictor. Their teeth are pretty small and pointed backwards just for the purposes of making it difficult for prey to back out of their mouth.

Edit - fixed typos

Their teeth are kinda like cat claws. Not visible all the time, but they’re there.

Laughed way too hard at the gif of the snake's head! Looks like a hand puppet the way its jaw stretches.

I knew i would find this somewhere in the comments

Put that thing back where it came from or so help me!

r/dontputyourdickinthat

was looking for this

Snussy

Combined with that "backwards-facing teeth" comment, I do not like this thought

I should call her

... r/ouroboros, short circuit?

It's definitely cute now but try to say that when you encounter it in the wild

sleepy boi just has a big yawn

It's definitely cute to me. And I yawned with it

Same

Goddamn social brain of mine, forcing me to yawn whenever I see something yawning

Your comment made me yawn a 2nd time

r/mademeyawn

Ditto - I'm terrible for doing it &, once started, am regular like a Pringles tin!

You are correct. It's obvious at the start of the video that the jaw bones are misaligned. After the yawn everything is back in position.

snakes don't dislocate their jaw bones, this is quite a common myth, they actually have ligaments there to help them stretch their mouth around their food

IIRC this isn't a real yawn, more just adjusting their jaws, which they might do before and after feeding

Hey that’s super inapprop… ohhhhh sorry carry on

I tried to fight it

One might call this snake a... Cotton mouth...

True

no, me too 🥹

Start with a corn snake. They are really calm. Babies tend to be a bit nippy but their teeth aren’t very big, you probably won’t even notice they bit you. Adults are docile, super easy to handle and rarely bite.

Mines 12 years old and has never bitten me or anyone else that has held him.

I was also afraid of snakes, and being around my partners ball pythons has really changed my comfort level with them. They are actually really lazy, love to cuddle because of your warmth and are surprisingly kind of dumb lol. My partner was struck once, but it was because the snake mistook his hand for the rat and it was amusing, because you could tell the snake immediately knew it messed up, so even though it was a bit shocking, it wasn't any worse than most accidentle cat or dog pet bites/scratches. I firmly believe that snakes can be loveable and rewarding pets for anyone if they are given the chance to prove they aren't scary.

I assumed it was resetting its jaw bone