I have always been terrified of snakes, small and large and have had many close encounters while living in Guyana. However, I decided to watch this documentary to learn about how researchers & scientists go about looking for these reptiles. I feel scared for them because the waters in Guyana have many dangerous species below and on land. For example, the electric eel, these kill many divers and can live in fairly shallow waters. There are also the piranhas, besides the caimans, black caimans, monster snakes, poisonous vipers, there are many trees and flowers that secrete toxins. Knowledge is power and once again, thank you for this educational documentary. This is what should be shared in schools. It is great that the indigenous peoples know how to be safe. I would like to do something to help protect them and wish that there were more funding for these people who are brave and relentless on their projects. 🥰
I only learned a few years ago just how large Guyana really is. It seems only a very small part (Georgetown, Berbice, etc.) is developed. Most looks like jungle "savanna."
@@antoniotula262 You are right, mostly marsh lands, jungles etc. England can easily fit into Guyana. It costs money to develop areas that can benefit the peoples living in those regions so I am happy to learn that some exposure is given to the land, animals and people. With Eco-tourism, hopefully it can further develop more areas.
I been to the jungle in Peru, once it hits sun down you cannot see your hand infront of your face. It's scary dark, I had to sleep with a candle lit at night. I can't imagine living in the jungle in that type of darkness and having a predator like that around you.
Finding a giant anaconda in Guyana is an exhilarating adventure that requires skill, expertise, and respect for the natural world. It offers valuable opportunities for scientific research, conservation efforts, and public engagement, contributing to our understanding and appreciation of these magnificent reptiles and their role in the ecosystem.
Everybody says that Anacondas are the biggest snake on earth, but the official world record for both heaviest and longest is held by Pythons. No idea why this is so!
A 20 foot anaconda weighs nearly double a 20 foot reticulated python , there have been 26 foot anacondas found in Brazil, Guayana & Surinam , there have been 30 foot Reticulated pythons but the bulk of the anaconda blows away the python ….
@@samuraininjarockstar9355 maybe, maybe, maybe...... but officially, Python blows away Anaconda in both length and weight. Anaconda wins only in girth.
OMG… I am beyond proud of the lady scientist 😮😮… salute and respect… she is diving in the pond, then measuring, and touching the anaconda as if it it is a fish 😮… by seeing even I am scared to death… Kudos Kudos… girls you are so powerful ❤🎉❤Praying for your safety.
The discovery of a giant anaconda in Guyana was a remarkable achievement, showcasing the thrill of wildlife exploration and the critical importance of conservation. Through meticulous preparation, collaboration with local experts, and unwavering dedication, the team succeeded in documenting one of nature's most elusive giants.
Amazing content. My whole life i have had a deep respect for the anaconda. I was told when i was young it was the biggest snake so naturally as a young amateur snake hunter i thought they were awesome. I have to admit though i Would absolutely Never jump in the water line this woman in the end! Fearless she is!
Oh, my tour guide was Jacques Cousteau, we went out at midnight to hold a crocodile 🐊, piranha fishing, small guerrilla watching, and crossed the black and white waters that don't mix like oil and water. And, yet I'm ready to go back 🎉
Learn English. When u go to tamil Nadu, you learn Tamil, you don't expect the tamil people to learn hindi in their own state. Hindi is a terrible language
It is better if your team can come to see a giant crocodile named "The Black" which measures 40ft. - 50ft. in length that swallowed a primary 5 school girl without even leaving a trace. Please come to Sungai Lokan, Kinabatangan District, Sabah, Malaysia where The Black roams freely and enjoys its meal with human flesh; and enjoy your adventures there, too.
My friend who is from Guyana and has her large family still live there. I do not think I will go there to visit. I have never been a fan of snakes much less this giant snake. I have only seen the film about it.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
...So, how can these guys tell when it's SAFE and when it's DANGEROUS to approach these monsters, especially in the water where they move faster and especially if they are hungry?!...🤔...
...I understand that, @@zacharyagnew3516, if you are on land... but if you are in the water and a hungry monster like the one Marion encountered appears out of nowhere near you, of what avail will the body language be to you...
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So much respect! Could not pay me enough to go into a jungle, much less search for an anaconda.
The video is a little staged
Lol
I would love to do that, actually. For free.
@classicmonke8190 yeah, I feel like I'm watching a documentary with budgety reenactments
I don't blame you
I am proud to be Guyanese....thanks for this beautiful expedition
Does Guyana actually look like this?
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Yeah, even better in other places, like waterfalls and such.
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I'm actually petrified of snakes, but still watching this documentary. Utterly terrifying 🫤
Would you sit next to a sedated anaconda for 5 minutes for 5 million dollars?
Me too lol 😅😂
I am too I When i see 1 or 2 they send shivers up my spine abd i go into fight or flight mode I think that's why I educate myself on them!
Snakes are not mindless killers that love to target humans, they run from us if they can. It is us who are the monsters that target and kill them.
Same here😊
I have always been terrified of snakes, small and large and have had many close encounters while living in Guyana. However, I decided to watch this
documentary to learn about how researchers & scientists go about looking for these reptiles. I feel scared for them because the waters in Guyana
have many dangerous species below and on land. For example, the electric eel, these kill many divers and can live in fairly shallow waters.
There are also the piranhas, besides the caimans, black caimans, monster snakes, poisonous vipers, there are many trees and flowers that secrete
toxins. Knowledge is power and once again, thank you for this educational documentary. This is what should be shared in schools. It is great
that the indigenous peoples know how to be safe. I would like to do something to help protect them and wish that there were more funding for
these people who are brave and relentless on their projects. 🥰
I only learned a few years ago just how large Guyana really is. It seems only a very small part (Georgetown, Berbice, etc.) is developed. Most looks like jungle "savanna."
Plantage vriendsbeleid has a anaconda, that is longer than 12 meters.
@@antoniotula262 You are right, mostly marsh lands, jungles etc. England can easily fit into Guyana. It costs money to develop areas that can benefit the peoples living in those regions so I am happy to learn that some exposure is given to the land, animals and people. With Eco-tourism, hopefully it can further develop more areas.
Don't forget the Jaguars that live out there too
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of Guyana, your beautiful homeland with us all. 🌹
A fearless creature that literally takes your breath away 🐉
😅 yep, it sure does squeeze every last ounce of your breath out, then it swallows you.
Go kiss one since you’re so in love
About 10 minutes in you commanded my complete attention and respect.Salute to Marion,and all.
I been to the jungle in Peru, once it hits sun down you cannot see your hand infront of your face. It's scary dark, I had to sleep with a candle lit at night. I can't imagine living in the jungle in that type of darkness and having a predator like that around you.
My grandfather did.
Finding a giant anaconda in Guyana is an exhilarating adventure that requires skill, expertise, and respect for the natural world. It offers valuable opportunities for scientific research, conservation efforts, and public engagement, contributing to our understanding and appreciation of these magnificent reptiles and their role in the ecosystem.
The background music is annoying. I rather hear the sound of nature when watching a nature documentary
Where you from my dear
Then go and not watch this if it's annoying... because you are annoying to for complaining!
Right, it really sucks
I’d do without. Agreed with you
@@MarkJacobaMoradas-c9i 😄
Absolutely these videos making people are best teacher's of the world. I bow my head.
"Bloody" music. Nature sound will suffice
It's bloody irritating
Everybody says that Anacondas are the biggest snake on earth, but the official world record for both heaviest and longest is held by Pythons. No idea why this is so!
Pretty sure that’s because the largest python was in captivity just from what I have read
@@KylieFickell then why Anacondas in captivity don't get bigger?
Both Pythons and Anacondas have been bred and taken care of in captivity.
Is that length or weight based ?
A 20 foot anaconda weighs nearly double a 20 foot reticulated python , there have been 26 foot anacondas found in Brazil, Guayana & Surinam , there have been 30 foot Reticulated pythons but the bulk of the anaconda blows away the python ….
@@samuraininjarockstar9355 maybe, maybe, maybe...... but officially, Python blows away Anaconda in both length and weight. Anaconda wins only in girth.
Amazing! Amazing beautiful Docu!❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻!.
Sooo interesting!.thank you!❤
(I was waiting to see John Voite appear!😂)
I lived there in Georgetown two years. Pineapples, sugar, shrimp, and rum - all the best in the world
Tremendous work,great insights into the life and world of this amazing snake,look forward to a lot more.Truly superb.👌👍
Thank you thank you thank you! 🥰
@@get.factual how she dared to count the anaconda physically
I love documentaries like this I saw one recently of a king cobra and they followed it around through different seasons and it was amazing.
Okay so...?
@@jhadebredenkamp97and your point?
@@kitten643 No point here, just a big zero 😂
surprisingly these anacondas are friendly most of us are afraid even the tiny one, but this team they're brave thanks to factual.
Docile, not friendly. They were not hungry so weren't bothered.
Anacondas and friendly should never be used in the same sentence
Glad to see my homeland in this video! Great content .
Rare footage birthing Anacondas amazing
Beautiful.
Grateful for all your work.
Great to see nature doing nature.
💜
thank you for being here🫡❣️
enjoyed watching,thanks !
11:47 The animal is called paca and it's related to the agouti. Awesome documentary 👍🏻
Love them Giant Anaconda
This is a great channel watching from South Florida USA
Thank you! Great work and bravery...
The 'team' and the technology they used to fly the drone were like something out of 80's Knight Rider.
Went to the jungle to find a record snake. Finds the biggest snake but suddenly the measurements don’t matter. It’s the experience lol.
So beautiful magestic nature is , sad we r destroying it and destroying ourselves.
😥
Great job but why are your batteries always low?
In the U.S., Florida is being taken over by Pythons that used to be pets. They are getting very big, 15 almost 20 feet.
OMG… I am beyond proud of the lady scientist 😮😮… salute and respect… she is diving in the pond, then measuring, and touching the anaconda as if it it is a fish 😮… by seeing even I am scared to death… Kudos Kudos… girls you are so powerful ❤🎉❤Praying for your safety.
Fan here in the Philippines 🌴
Fascinated but terrified at same time 😳😂👏👏
21:37 that lady is too brave 😂👍💕🇮🇳
Nice documentary video tank you
Whew. If I didn’t watch this, I couldn’t know that it is safe to swim with anaconda. Salute to the research team.
Amazing thank you for sharing.😀
Magnificent video
You’ll never find the “biggest” one. There’s always a bigger one out there somewhere.
😂 I was waiting on the Titanoboa to jump out😂😂😂😂
Nice Story👍🤟🤟
Man, what a blessing to be able to go and see all this One day I hope to go see all this for myself. Would be freaking awesome.
Amazing! Beautiful
Nice documentary thank you.
Thank you so much.
Brilliant 🐍
Thank you for watching❤️🐍
If the giant anaconda species truly exists, don't reveal their locations.
Nice content😊
The discovery of a giant anaconda in Guyana was a remarkable achievement, showcasing the thrill of wildlife exploration and the critical importance of conservation. Through meticulous preparation, collaboration with local experts, and unwavering dedication, the team succeeded in documenting one of nature's most elusive giants.
Yes very helpful Thanks for your presentation.
Wow magnificent snakes
I am guyanese. In guyana anaconda is known as Camoudie snake. I have seen many of them in my village when i was living in guyana.
Wow, that is fascinating! Is that as scary as we are imagining it? 👀
@@get.factual Those in the village are not so big as the ones in the jungle.
Amazing content. My whole life i have had a deep respect for the anaconda. I was told when i was young it was the biggest snake so naturally as a young amateur snake hunter i thought they were awesome. I have to admit though i Would absolutely Never jump in the water line this woman in the end! Fearless she is!
Anaconda’s seem so much more docile than retics.
They are
Oh beautiful Guyana ❤️
Oh my lovely native land
Brave and suspenseful wild life docu.
Glad you liked it! Thank You ❤🐍
Nice video
Very educational and very beautiful thank you from Indiana USA
Oh, my tour guide was Jacques Cousteau, we went out at midnight to hold a crocodile 🐊, piranha fishing, small guerrilla watching, and crossed the black and white waters that don't mix like oil and water. And, yet I'm ready to go back 🎉
ANIMALS UNSEEN BEAUTY 😍😍😍😘😘😘
Some people have all the fun.😮
😂😂I'm just waiting for these to pop up in Florida... I can hear Troy now Chootem!!!
Its just a matter of time, bring in pythons too that can grow 30 ft.
It seemed like a COMMERCIAL EVERY MINUTE!
Updated about this now. Thanks for sharing. Part of the Ecosystem
Beautiful 😮
Brilliant film thanks, no VENOMOUS snakes in this one, subscribed for others .....
it was so selfless expedition and real love and passion toward nature
looking for a supponsor in my education
In South Africa we have something similar, called "Luislang" (Python). But not nearly as large. Maybe op to 3 meters (very large).
In Zimbabwe one was found in Zambezi valley python 6m
But not nearly as heavy
Who's video-ing the submarine camera underwater?
I just love she cn hold her breath in water
Nice one
I'm am proud to be Guyanese
Marian was a brave lady😮..
Sir we love your episodes. Please dubbed your episodes in hindi also.
Learn English. When u go to tamil Nadu, you learn Tamil, you don't expect the tamil people to learn hindi in their own state. Hindi is a terrible language
It is better if your team can come to see a giant crocodile named "The Black" which measures 40ft. - 50ft. in length that swallowed a primary 5 school girl without even leaving a trace. Please come to Sungai Lokan, Kinabatangan District, Sabah, Malaysia where The Black roams freely and enjoys its meal with human flesh; and enjoy your adventures there, too.
Uhh...no thanks
😂😂 you can come to see our beauty croc to. please come to limbang sarawak...
betul2 bsar juga tu buaya dsna bos ku..
@@aribvlogger4868just apostrophe to denote ownership. The word already ends with an S. Respects brother.
40-50ft...😂😂😂😂. Stop lying.
so anacondas dont lay eggs right? thanks for the info
As a guyanese, i’ve only seen one anaconda when I was 5 or 4 back then but never seen another one again only snakes like water snakes
Am from Guyana 🇬🇾
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No one cares
I never thought I would have empathy for a snake.....but here I am.
what about tintaboa anyone with info about it
The fossa and cloud leopard are my favorite. They seem to be the branch off of domestic cats and lemors. Maybe even ferrets?
Hi there
Thumbnail wicked AF
Why only 720p?
My friend who is from Guyana and has her large family still live there. I do not think I will go there to visit. I have never been a fan of snakes much less this giant snake. I have only seen the film about it.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
In ths video real hero is. CAMERA MAN. salute
This show is like the infamous Jeraldo Rivera opening Al Capones secret room
Great! Thank you!
Come to Kalimantan or Borneo (Indonesia).. you'll find great giant snakes there
How many metres?
@@Rebelconformist82 It could be over 20m long
@@Rebelconformist82 Even if you hear the stories of the natives there are repercussions over 40m
@dannybkzi5933 that is absolutely insane. I've heard there's 25ft retics
@dannybkzi5933 the retic is much more dangerous than anaconda too. Can kill people easily
...So, how can these guys tell when it's SAFE and when it's DANGEROUS to approach these monsters, especially in the water where they move faster and especially if they are hungry?!...🤔...
It's really about reading body language.
...I understand that, @@zacharyagnew3516, if you are on land... but if you are in the water and a hungry monster like the one Marion encountered appears out of nowhere near you, of what avail will the body language be to you...
Try Iquitos Peru and that region....heard of some big ones from the oil guys back in the day
I live in Guyana ❤❤❤❤
You did great
Marion rass crazy.
what is bigger?
Green Anaconda or Burmese Phyton?
Anaconda by a long way
You are thinking reticulated python and for weight anaconda but for confirmed length reticulated is bigger
15:50: He's a chunky boy. They do eat well in Anacondaland.
😂😂
I love nature any else
29 feet!! That's HUGE! No way would I go looking for one.
7:12 Jai Shri Ram 🗿🚩🕉️❤️🇮🇳
To anyone who sees this, please pray for my health and send positive energy my way.
Yikes. I spent a week hiking through those jungles and nobody even told me those things were there!
That lady has guts!!
Nice