12 Intense Reptile Encounters | Smithsonian Channel
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- From a copperhead vs. opossum face-off to a Gaboon viper striking a bird (in slo-mo, no less), these reptile encounters are truly intense.
0:00 Intro to '12 Intense Reptile Encounters'
0:23 The real way komodo dragons kill prey
2:46 Terrifying: A dwarf croc holds it's breath until it attacks
5:56 A copperhead and opossum face off
9:30 Here's what makes komodo dragons so powerful
10:38 How crocodiles smell rotting carcasses from miles away
13:40 You absolutely don't want to get bitten by this turtle
15:52 Crocs target Egret chicks sitting on a branch
18:41 It doesn't take long to spot snakes in the chihuahuan desert
22:09 A young crocodile has a red-billed quelea in his sights
25:17 A dead puku sets up a battle of scavenger supremacy
28:37 Incredible: A gaboon viper strikes a bird in slo-mo
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Komodo dragons’ method of hunting is scary and painful… Biting a prey and chasing it until it falls… 😳
Thank you for sharing this nice video!!👍✨
"Chasing"? More like stalking. Sometimes it takes 5 - 7 days for the prey to succumb to the bite. Worst way of dying. Imagine something just following around for days waiting for u to die so it can eat u. Nature is brutal.
@@tubo85able Yes, stalking had to be a better word for their hunting cases. Good suggestion. Thanks~
@@tubo85able or worse when the Komodos eat the animals alive and they feel there flesh getting ripped and it biting their ear off.
i guess it's kind of randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch new movies online ?
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Komodo dragons are terrifying
That last clip with the snake dragging it’s prey. Maybe I’ve heard it but I’ve never seen it. That was disturbing to say the least. Even watched snakes feed as pets but never in 30 years have I seen a snake drag anything.
If love to make velvet into a belt 😠
This is such quality
More long video’s!
I love velvet.
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Fantastic footage. How did they get those under water shots ?
@Nick Gurr I realize that. I’m admiring how they get such phenomenal footage and close ups.
That's why I'm here ❤👍
Copperheads(snakes, reptiles) do not hibernate, it's called brumation. Come on Smithsonian.
Excuse me, I have been a fan of most Smithsonian Channel Documentaries for at least a decade. I have one of them on DVD. But only 1 called "Titanoboa: The Monster Snake". There are some other interesting Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals that interest me, but I don't think they're released on DVDS in America yet. Except for 1 that's part PBS called "When Whales Walked". The others that have yet to be released & added to my Region 1 or Region Free DVD Collection are these I have in mind below.
"The Tales of Zambia"
"The Predator Coast"
"Into The Wild India: Land of the Secret Rhino"
"Animals Decoded"
"Lizards: Predator & Prey"
"Castro's Secret Reef"
"Into The Wild New Zealand"
"Into The Wild Columbia"
"The Secret World of Animal Sleep: Dozing Dolphins"
"Animals At Play"
“The Incredible Animal Kingdom”
“Cave Crocs of Gabon” 2:46 Such as this clip here for example.
“Wild Inside the National Zoo: How to Train a Dragon”
“Wild Inside the National Zoo: Reptile Rejuvenation”
Those are what I can think of that have yet to be released on DVD in America. Especially featuring some of my favorite animals. 10:46 Especially this & 0:24 & 9:30 This with the Komodo Dragons. 15:52 As for that “Wild Columbia” feature program, I hope there’s Orinoco Crocodiles on that. I saw a few made an appearance in & on “Titanoboa: The Monster Snake” before the Giant Crocodile Acherontisuchus showed up & attacked Titanoboa. See that all 14 of those known Documentaries are released on DVD in America for some of us fans. That’s all I have to say. Oh & have a Merry Christmas.
Ohh so thats why the crocodiles and alligators hold their mouth open. I thought they were meditating.
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Beautiful reptile. Scary indeed. Fascinated by these creatures
Be honest at 28:20 when the crocodile to the food away from the vouchers did you think of that bit in jungle book were the birds say "what do you want to do" I don't know what do you want to do. "Don't start that again"
Catfish @5:28 : oh no, anyway
I thought it that Komodo Dragons did not haved venom but nasty bacteria’s in his mouth and that did slowly killed what did they bite.?
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8:37 is not the same snake as in the previous clip, nice try lol
1:41😸
Imagine releasing captured snakes just to make a video then claiming you’re lucky to find them so easy 😶
These animals aren't extremely rare to find in their native habitat, are they?
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Why does the thumbnail say "intensee"
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I’m surprised Mark Zuckerberg wasn’t included in this compilation.
So we’re just not gonna talk about the balls?
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Deceptive editing. I watched the first 3. the komodo and deer attack doesn't really happen and neither does the copperhead snake and opossum confrontation. Stopped watching there and thumbs downed.