Snake hunting in Singapore! | Biogirl MJ

We head east towards Pasir Ris Park in Singapore with the Herpetological Society of Singapore's Ing Sing and Shiva, to attempt to find a Mangrove Pit Viper!
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At Just Keep Thinking, we aim to share our knowledge with you about the biodiversity and science of our world. Based in Singapore, most of these biodiversity cultures will largely be found in this region. We are passionate about science and we hope these videos can help make your and your kids learn a little more in a fun and enjoyable way
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[@danielw2180]

I watch with my kids here in Singapore and we look forward to seeing them for ourselves 😊

[@ShadowmoonCat]

Just discovered your channel and im binge watching all your videos! Love the content and definitely very interesting to see our own Singapore wildlife presented in your own ways. Definitely subbing~ ! Keep it up !

[@LilOlesya]

Such an underrated channel

[@Grace-pp3dw]

From Australia. Praise the Lord. God bless you and your family.

[@mauranon]

Such underrated channel. Keep up the good content.

[@JustKeepThinking]

Thank you!

[@chaneugeneec]

WOOO!!! Mangrove pit vipers r quite rare :) gd for u

[@JustKeepThinking]

We almost gave up!

[@indulgentdecay39]

Right now in the mangrove at pasir ris, the mangrove pit viper is quite common to find.

[@__tachibana8072]

Like that how to go field camp.

[@veliking3175]

HSS is so appropriate... is the hissing sound of snakes. ;P

[@blackieandfamily1722]

there are small versions of snakes that are not necessarily venomous,and large snakes like,the viperides type that re highly toxic ones..even cobras are large.

[@tracy2436]

Hi I’m a new sub love quirky and serious funny pretty and really really weird in a good way luv u

[@JustKeepThinking]

Love you too in a good way!

[@complexx_scam617]

I did not know Singapore has dangerous snakes

[@splttingatms]

Thanks for the fun videos! Why aren't venomous snakes affected by their own venom after eating their prey?

[@JustKeepThinking]

Because venom isn't poison! It is poison that hurts you when you eat them!

[@blackieandfamily1722]

snakes"venon' are inside their fangs,or head.not body,thus some people even eat venomous snakes,without being affected,provided they chop their heads off.

[@sunsetorchard5171]

coool

[@sdqsdq6274]

didnt know got hss one

[@JustKeepThinking]

Now you know :D Are you a HSS member?

[@liamzdc]

Disappointing that once you found a mangrove pit viper you gave it 10 seconds of screen time. The rest is all endless chit chat of redundant informations that most people interested in these snakes already know :(