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ABSOLUTELY AWESOME ๐
I can't decide if I like or dislike snakes. They are something else.
My name starts with an s
They sure donโt make documentaries like this anymore. This is a good one
I don't remember this episode
Snakes are incredible. They either use deadly venom to kill their prey or pure muscle strength to strangle their prey to death.
Iโve seen those dudes, playing with snakes in their church. A couple of people who were giving sermons there, holding a rattlesnake or something similar, were killed after getting bitten. Hardly surprising. Romulus Whittaker is a geezer. Proper reptile loving geezer. Heโs got the croc bank in India.
The meerkat is the real star of the show
Love Nat Geo, but the gaboon viper is not the biggest viper. It is the bushmaster. The snakes are not poisonous. They are venomous.
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Wait a minute other animals have fangs, so why are they only showing snakes?
LOVE SNAKES!!!
โhe even looks like a reptileโ๐๐
Okay now this was awesome
Nagaina unhatched egg?
Narrator saying poison is so annoying the fact that the producers allowed it is ridiculous. Kinda surprised for nat geo
Seriously, "Timmon"?! The narrator said "Timmon the meerkat" (and right after the snake rescue guy called him Timon (pronounced correctly as 'tim-moan', as in Timon the meerkat from Disneys Lion King, as if everyone didn't know already))
A- Do they not provide pronunciation guidance for proper names, especially in non English speaking countries
B- No catching that slip, editor? Or did the editor just hate the narrator, and deliberately placed those two parts close like that to make the narrator sound stupid? You decide.
This dude is CORNY
I remember the days when you could catch these shows and other educational animal shows all day everyday. Now YouTube is just about your only options they only show tree house shows and gold mining now
Less then 3 minutes in and I hear the narrator use the word poison referring to a snake! Passes me off when ignorance is spread! It's venom! A snake is venomous! Not poisonous! And to make it worse he keeps saying it!!!
Do a documentary without idiots running around catching snakes.
Awesome footage of the largest viper Gaboon such a beautiful snake extremely venomous yet beautiful
They really just body morphed thay guy in the beginning!? ๐
I would NEVER GET that close to one of those dangerous snakes ๐
This guy is as crazy as Steve Irwin
I would use a honey badger instead
Jackie is pretty
Snakes are like everybody else, they just want to be left alone
Snakes aren't religious and I'm not going to church with Snakes
Most people deserve to get attacked by snakes, we need to thin out the herd cause we don't need to pass on this gene to the next generation