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They weren't discovered the indigenous pple always knew of them till the white man comes and pushes the new name for the discovery

Amazing dead actor.

Dumbass 😂

in my place we call them kura kura ambon

This is the first time I've come across this little beauty - thanks!

What happens if you were bitten by this wagler's viper? Does it cause the tissue to rot like rattle snake? This snakes are all over a temple in Malaysia.

Beautiful snake, but spoilt by the music.

Beautiful video sir Ji

Hey Mat, your videos are amazing! This one was particularly cool, seeing the animals' behaviour. Keep up the good work. I was never super scared of snakes, but I'm even less worried after seeing what you post. I love hiking and the rare times that we see snakes they are always running away.

Caterpillar crawl.

Mat hav you done research on the central ranges taipan in papau new guinea? It was said to take over the coastal taipan venom in the top 5.

i love that coffin shaped head.

Nearly stood on one of those once when walking upstream of Victoria Falls. Hate to think of what would have happened if I had stood on it. I was alone at the time.

I do this with my shield nose cobra or temple viper but....variable bush vipers has a nasty venom that can cause blood clots and kidney failure. I wouldn't free handle this one.

the chrysopelea pelias is my favourtist animal ever i love those little guys so much my heart starts exploding !!!!!!!!

I love this snake acting

I've had them swim to my boat before being curious but it wasn't in aggression. Nothing scarier than a snake swimming towards you especially when they're inflated and their whole body is sitting perfectly on top of the water. At that point you know exactly what it is and unfortunately exactly what it's not which would be the normal sinking water snake.

Just found your channel and this fantastic video, great stuff!

WHY WASNT IN ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE FIRST PLACE BRUH

Amazing. Very good and useful informations. Thanks.

N American hognose snake is increasing in potency and enlarged fangs last couple of decades

Bro id love to do an excursion with you

I love your content, this video was awesome and, I love black mamba's they are just stunning creatures.

Very good content bro🙏🏻Love seeing other people interested in the native creatures

Brilliant content, I stay in Midrand and have crossed swords with these snakes 4 times on my property , and no have never killed any ,we always call out the local snake catcher

My daughter insisted call this snake a black mama.

Those auroras are very cool looking

Thanks for your videoe about Rinkhals snake

Ask the snake, who its bias is 💜

You okay mate?? I miss your videos and haven't seen you post anything for 7 months.

Absolutely magnificent species, they almost have a Bushman’s head, with the black line across its eyes. Also the individual scaling. May God richly bless everyone 🇮🇱✝️🇺🇸!

That's not a snake that's a worm

Great content; I really appreciate the way that you present the subjects and include natural history information.

Dude, you're gonna get bit

I love what you're doing, thank you for making us aware of this beautiful little gem!

Great Video Mat! I'm looking into going to Uganda myself for the gorgeous snakes that are there. Did you use a guide? If so, which one?

What are your chances if you are bitten by this snake in the Kruger National park? Do they store antivenin in the park?

I am in complete disbelief that you don’t have over two to three hundred thousand subscribers! How is that possible??? Fantastic video of a beautiful specimen, together with an abundance of knowledge and information.

A stunningly beautiful snake. The brown and black speckles are amazing!

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Great respect for what you`re doing!

better give th money for support this rhino farm than rohingya people

first video ive found of you... the production and editing is top notch....

Good work

Thank you for sharing this experience with us! I'm so glad that last snake is alright, my heart hurt when I saw how stuck it was. I wish more people would call someone like Gerrie out to rescue and relocate these amazing creatures like these people did. My hat goes off to all reptile rescuers, you are all incredible people.

What a fascinating little species! I really hope that they stick around for us to learn more about them and that they can be allowed to thrive in their natural habitat.

What a lovely little snake! I had never heard of it before, and I appreciate you mentioning that it can be mistaken for the stiletto snake and vice versa. Definitely being added to my list of snakes to look out for when I next go hiking along the coast.

Beautiful snakes. They were the most common for us to come across in Walkerville, Gauteng, and responsible for most snake bites to pets like dogs and horses. I lost a puppy that got bitten while killing what must've been a juvenile by it's length and colouration. Unfortunately no antivenin could be found to save him and the vet phoned multiple sources, all out of stock 😢. Snakes are still my favourite reptiles. Thank you for the educational video, I learned a lot!

You got the scientific name of the red spitting cobra completely wrong, its correct scientific name is actually Uraeus pallidus.

I couldn't find any information on flying snakes in South Africa but I saw one in South Africa fly right over my head once before I even knew flying snakes existed. It was green, slim, and it was winding its head and body through the air and looked a lot like many of the flying snakes I've seen in videos since then. In fact probably a lot like the one this guy is handling.