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How many times has Al Viper Keeper been bit. I’m sure several he’s a horrible handler.

Thanks for posting these, Ray. I truly enjoyed watching this for the first time and hanging out with most of the people in the film. Hoping for a sequel one day. 😃

Stop squeezing the snakes venom glands!!!

So Very Much Respect

"I don't want someone to come with bad habits. I don't want to have to correct that behavior." He said as he barely gets his fingers out of reach of a strike.

It's truly a shame that so few people have seen this series. I love it!

Thanks, very interesting and informative!

Show some real snake nite video....this video are talking to much

Thank you for great information

United states is the absolute worst at medical treatment of poisonous snake bites.THE WORST

In North America, first hot practice snakes, water snakes. There kinda mouthy butt heads! When you get comfortable, then maybe copperhead.

Copperheads have killed more people than the most venomous snake in the world. Toxicity doesnt mater.

You are very lucky glad you are ok stay safe

Hognoses definitely beginner🤣

any plans to release more content? Just streamed the venom interviews off your website.

Baby snakes are more dangerous because they are more insecure, therefore more defensive, and therefore will strike sooner. Babies are less likely to be be socialized. Look at some hatching videos of bullsnakes, the snakes come out of the eggs hissing and striking to defend themselves.

Snake strikes you in the neck or face..youre done

I am interested .... believe me

Yeah tbh I think a mangrove / false water cobra is as dangerous as I'll go. Lol still doing research before acquiring a mangrove.

I think it sucks how they keep the snakes in such small boxes.

I like it when one of the guys said that if you get bitten, venomous or non venomous, you have failed. Absolutely correct!

A scary story. From what Viperkeeper says, krait envenomation can have a similar outcome.

In Venom ER, Sean Bush MD measures the pressure in the leg from snakebite of Ross Cook to see if he might need a fasciotomy. This is at Lo Malinda Hospital in California.

This was something I were able to share with my one dr and when he saw this, he said it was so cool! That he learned something as a dr new that day! Ray Morgan made a fantastic video with so much information THAT IS UPDATED AND CORRECT! He told my husband your wife knows a lot of very knowledgeable people! Made me feel very proud that day!☺️

My favourite part" dead is dead is dead" LOL +he is right🤣🤣🤣

4 years old. I was obsessed with dinosaurs and living reptiles. realised I was never going to have raptor as a pet so I got literally obsessed with snakes. got my first snake when I was 12 cause my parents were (relatively) scared of snakes. they would get super interested them when they were behind glass but my mom was terrified of my 9inch baby corn snake.i am 13 at the time of this writeing and since I got Maple(who is said corn snake) I am set on eventually being a private hot keeper.

You stole this!

Thirty hours after a coral snake bite she throws up blood and isn't sure she should go to the ER?

Really want to watch this in full.can only find a few little clips...

Wow. Never knew this. Thanks for this video. Very Educational !!!!!!

Interesting. Within 20 minutes she was receiving antivenin, but she had no symptoms of envenomation?

Well now u have a huge venom lab and are being interviewed on a dvd sooo.. It seems hard but fix ur mind on something and do it.

This is a great series!👌

Amazing, so what do you recommend as my first-time venomous snake, I was thinking of a cottonmouth. Since I like it so much and would treat it with respect! Either that or a coral snake. But a coral snake would have to be more down the hand? Right?