HUGE VENOMOUS REPTILE Unboxing (35 New Venomous ) PART 3
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- This is the final part to my huge venomous reptile unboxing. If you enjoyed this series please subscribe and show all your friends. For the other two parts check the links below.
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Puff adders are so cool, their fangs can get huge and they slither differently than other vipers this was a really good video. Keep it up!
04:20 “booped your snoot” 😂😂
I love the personality of that puff adder. He's just like, "ya, I'm the big guy. No one's gonna mess with me".
Thank you so much for sharing your passion with us! This is amazing! Love the vids!
Loved these unboxing videos!
Looking forward to seeing the more in-depth ones too.
Some really nice reptiles. I liked them all 😊
i appreciate your content so much you have spent your time in the books and i love how you educate people about these amazing critters. Keep on going at it :D love from Colorado
Awesome video! Absolutely stunning animals/species. Would love to see a video on the Ethiopian mountain adder, if you have one. God bless & stay safe, look forward to more videos.
I will never forget when an older guy at work told me that they found a western diamond back in a north Carolina grain silo that was over 28 foot long cause it ate all the mice. I could not contain the laughter
Yay I was hoping there would be another one so excited to watch 🐍🐍
I can stop check your channel for this upload now. Cool series.
This is so cool! I love how you talk to the snakes!
Love the Puffy! 🐍
All them look beautiful
Very cool snakes mate!
Amazing
Always a pleaser seeing your posts 👍🐍
Venom man That puff adder🐍🐍 was pretty awesome all the new vipers were pretty sweet🐍🐍🐍
Awesome video bro
You are awesome. Super genuine and fun to watch and learn from. 🤝🏼
When do you plan on uploading videos regularly on here again?
awesome video
Thanks man
Cool videos man
A coral seems a must have
Love that puff adder! That's a good looking boy right there. So why not get any western diamondback rattlesnake? I know they dont get as big but they are still large and the white and black banding on the tail right before the rattle is just so pretty.
No final video my friend. Dude we enjoy.... Oohhh. Ok. I get it now. Last video of unpacking. For a min i thought your last vid. Dont scare us like that.
Cant speak for anyone else but more than enjoying ur vids i care about you bro. And im absolutly sure many of the other fans feel the same. Be good, be safe, keep healthy. 👍
PS Puff adders have remarkably different personalities : some are super mellow, but others are rabidly psychotic.....rather like a bad tempered Taipan....I often encountered them during military ops throughout Africa.
Diamond backs are pretty.
That is one beautiful (and large puffy). We have lots of them in the area that I live, but the largest that I have seen is around 2 feet long.
The puff adder reminded me of a caterpillar with its movement
"Bravery isn't intelligence, its just Bravery" ...my quote inspired by you to make your day brighter 🙂
(And dont you dare take it the wrong way) .. haha 😆
That's pretty true lol
Please explain the fecal matter aspect you referred to. Another great video thanks.
Does the saw-scaled viper not kill more people than the puff adder? thanks for your videos!
In Africa the puff is the clear winner but over the entire range the saw scale is second to none
Is it bad with the time of year it is every hike i go on i am looking for some shed on the ground to see if i can add some to my jewelry. Also if you would ever like some shed from you favorite snakes to be put into some jewlery for you like gages or whatnot i would be happy to do that
Thank you for all you do!!! I’m both terrified yet fascinated by snakes. Your videos are just packed with information and you present that information extremely well. Helped keep myself and the boys safe last year when we ran across a Great Basin Rattlesnake. We were able to view and video from a safe distance (A short clip is on my channel if you’re interested. Easy to find, its the only video I have 😂 😂 😂)
Loved seeing the puff adder crawling across the table, amazing how the belly scales work.
I had an albino timber rattler on my property in NH last year. My neighbor has also seen a larger albino rattler. I am very tempted to get photos.
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO I HAVE RED DIAMOND BACKS IN MY YARD I LIVE IN THE HI DESERT NORTH OF PALM SPRINGS IVE BEEN AROUND RATTLERS FOR 40YRS IVE KEPT THEM AND LET THEM GO YOU HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THEM YHEY WILL SHOCK YOU HOW FAST THEY ARE I CAN GO OUT ANY NIGHT AND FIND DOZENSOF THEM I LEAVE THEM ALONE THOUGH NOW GREAT VIDEO MAN
You have red rattlesnakes in your area?!?
The puff adder knows hes the boss
What is the best starter venomous snake
Twin spots are so hard to find. I’ve only found 1.
How much does the crotalus priceii cost I want to get one someday
I like rattlesnakes they almost always give a warning.(I think they always make a warning with their rattle.)
Those 2 Yukatans are amazing. Dont they have another common name like the Mojave Rattle Snake? The Puff Adder was prob the most beautiful ive ever seen.
Dam I just came back to the channel and now o got a bearded. I need to keep up to date with these videos
What is the most venomous, most defensive, front-fanged snake with no antivenom?
Bushmaster fills most of your criteria
One of the most Venomous ✅
Can be defensive & would lock on to your thermal readings like a heat seeking missile if its not in mood to be amused ✅
Front fanged (presuming you arent asking for fixed front fangs aka Elapids) ✅
No Antivenom (with fatality rate close to 92% in humans) ✅
I know this is outside of your field but could you talk about the new laws in Florida regarding exotic reptiles, they recently made all tegus, iguanas, larger pythons and anacondas (which were conditional) totally illegal unless if up for display, and they also changed the venomous rules a little bit. I think this is very important because it could effect other states in the future.
Keep it up man!! Can we get a venomous room tour once all is settled?
I have been thinking about that I think we will do a tour here soon
@@venomman20 that'd be great!
Cool snakes but bro when is to many snake to many snakes. I think u got an addition to snakes
I’m looking to keep venomous snakes here in the uk, no idea where to start looking for sellers. As soon as I find sellers I will apply for the license to keep them
Um here in America you need 1,000 hours working with venomous to get a permit. If you think you're going to find a seller and just get a permit you're either crazy or stupid!
If I missed it...
Can any one tell me or suggest the best place with the largest selection to get venomous snakes ?
Has science considered redoing the LD50 chart with lethality to pigs which would be a closer comparison to human equivalent?!?
Do you have some one with you when you record? Or a fail safe in case you're bitten?
Yes
Do you have any Ringed Water Cobras ?
I don't they are cool though
Are the pigmy rattlers good starters
They are better than most
Thank you venoman20 for responding
You're welcome
thats a fuckin HUGE puff adder. those snakes r crazy to work with too
watching you turn the camera on the second Eastern Diamond Back i was curious if Snakes ever strike at their reflections like some other animals will lash out at their own image i’m a mirror or window there is a video on You tube where a Aligator broke through a low window and wound up in some ladies kitchen in the middle of the night and the experts suspected that he was going after his reflection ? the Woman heard the noise and discovered a 8 foot Gator in the kitchen nobody was injured and the Gator was released safely in the wild by authorities
Depends on their body temperature, I would think. And king cobras would probably be more likely a species than a rattlesnake or a viper.
Being a snake eater
why don't you just pull the grommet and tape over the hole in the desk? lol anyways.. thanks for the cool vid's..... love me some venomous
The black mamba is actually the most dangerous snake in africa
But people are more afraid of the puff adder because its more commonly found
Statistically the black mamba isn't as bad as most people think I would put the saw scale above it. Black mambas are quick to run saw scales are hard to see amongst the rocks
@@venomman20 i didn't know that 🤔
Thank you for enlightening me 😊
I live in south africa and I've come across puff adders many times, in my experiences of them in the wild they're not as agro as a lot of people make them out to be. They're really cool snakes
Rattlesnakes are really funny and adorable
If I saw venomsnake on the road, I would find a stick to help coax it to the side of the road so it wouldn't get run over.
Hey this was really cool! I was wondering, do you know any good websites to buy pygmy rattlesnakes?
Please respond i cant find anything
They are endangered and hard to get your hands on. You have to be a part of a conservation program pretty much.
Penna?
I’m a new subscriber as of about an hour ago and I’m on part 3 of this unboxing series and I’d like to correct you saying the puff adder is the deadliest snake in Africa it’s not because infact the deadliest snake in all of Africa with a 100% mortality rate is the black mamba
I read your second comment and im open for discussion on that. That statistics is completely inaccurate i understand it is written on the internet and even a few books unfortunately it isn't factual. I can give you the real statistics if you would like when I'm off work. Which snake causes the most fatalities is really up for debate if you was to say sawscale I would probably side with you actually
Does king cobra spit
Nope
@@venomman20 thank u u rock
@@dannyfahy6666 thanks so much
@@venomman20 anytime I have 8 ball pythons
This from a venomous reptile page on google
100 percent
The black mamba is Africa's deadliest snake. Untreated, its bite has a fatality rate of 100 percent, making it a killer among killers on a continent where it is thought that nearly 20,000 people die of snake bites each year, and the residents of Swaziland in southern Africa have suffered losses for generations.
imagine some burglar breaking into a house and saw a whole bunch of large reptiles and deadly snakes
*venoM 😄
When you getting a batwing
I'm not really a fan of hybrids cool to look at but not something I want to keep
Bruh please come back to RUclips.
I don't understand how you can like something that can kill you in seconds
Mike Tyson could kill me in seconds but I'm sure if I didn't give him a reason too he wouldn't. Same with the snakes
@@venomman20 Believe me I don't want to see you get killed. But I guess it is the same with my really fast cars.If you don't respect them they can kill you too.I love your videos stay safe.
It should be left in Africa. You should milk it or get someone else to milk it.
It would make a great belt.