CatAleah's newborn snakes get a welcome and their first water dish
The farm's tiny arrivals have viewers talking about noodles, while the Short draws several times her usual first-day audience.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 80,034 views a day, 5.7 times a normal first day on this channel (14,159).
My snake gave BIRTH! 🐍
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Tiny snakes are tucked into the wood shavings, and CatAleah is still finding more. She lifts them out one by one, welcomes them to her Critters Farm and gathers a wriggling collection in a clear plastic container.
Her Short, "My snake gave BIRTH! 🐍", reached roughly 55,000 views in twelve hours, already several times her usual full first day for this format. It joins a busy stretch of farm arrivals, with chicken hatching and another baby-themed upload appearing just before it.
The mother gets her acknowledgment, too. Watching from beneath a log hide, she receives a warm "Good job, Mrs. Piggy Mama." Then comes the babies' next small challenge: finding the green water dish beside their container.
CatAleah waits, offering some gently teasing commentary about the group's limited brain cells. Eventually, two stretch their heads toward the bowl and drink. "Yes, you found the water," she says.
Viewers keep returning to the babies' resemblance to ramen noodles, while another asks what kind of snakes they are. The joke about shared brain cells has also become a point of recognition for people feeling similarly short of mental resources.
CatAleah describes her aim as encouraging empathy for misunderstood animals. Here, that means giving newborn snakes the sort of affectionate welcome more often reserved for a basket of kittens.
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What viewers say
Baby 🍜 ramen noodles!!❤❤❤
@littlewolf_gamerSee it on YouTube"We're working with very few braincells"
Perfectly explaining how I've been feeling lately 😂@DutchChick94See it on YouTubewow, so pretty! what kind of snakes are they?
@RamboandNoelSee it on YouTube
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I think they're happy about the babies guys
@ClaraRose-bu9bxSee it on YouTubeI did not know how badly I needed to hear a wholesome song about baby snakes 😂
@GrayGahblinsSee it on YouTubeAww i thought they were noodles at first 🥹
@ZillyWilly19See it on YouTubeThis girl is a Disney princess lol
@BENNYS_ADHDSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- CatAleah
- Subscribers
- 1,200,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,011,758
- Channel views, pace per day
- 911,829 (on a normal day: 684,513)
- Video published
- November 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 54,640 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 80,034
The numbers
The birth Short passed CatAleah's usual full-day views well before its first day was complete.
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Snakes belong to which animal group?
Snakes are reptiles, along with animals such as lizards, turtles and crocodilians.


