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An interesting thought from one of the youtube posters:
"Or there could also have been something wrong with the hamster. If snakes feel something strange in the smell of their pray, like a disease, they won't eat it. We have had frozen mice to our snake many times where she has skipped some of them. It is pure logic. "
But the snake doesn't seem to be avoiding the hamster. It just isn't eating it. I wish I could understand what they were saying on the video. Like what the snake normally eats with the hamster in the cage, and if this frightens the hamster watching another creature being eaten. I also wonder if the snake has ever eaten live prey, or if they've always been frozen mice.
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