We Spent Hundreds of Hours in the Amazon to Find this Rare Viper
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We missed it on the last trip, and now it's round two. We are going to get muddy, tired, and delirious, and maybe even eat bugs. The crew spends hundreds of hours deep in the amazon rainforest trying to find this one metallic green viper.
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“You told me to film something and I’m filming something.” Probably my favorite line of any RS video 😂
Agreed!
Pit Viper is stunning! And Bushmasters in the wild! Just awesome!
I just enjoy getting to see the people and animals that at this stage in my life I'll probably never get to visit. Keep up the good work.
Incredible snakes, especially the pit viper. What a color! & the frog that "cried" until released. Your content brings us so close to amazing environment & creatures!
If you catch a Bull Frog they will sometimes cry until you release them.
Fascinating critters down in Peru.
Ain’t it cool that no matter what language or culture, the international kid language is CANDY!! LOL
I totally enjoyed the videos of your trip to the Amazon. So many beautiful snakes and amphibians. I watch your relocation adventures in AZ. Although I would not want to do your jobs, I truly appreciate that you relocate the snakes. I know that snakes are a necessary part of the environment and I enjoy watching and learning more about them. I’m 77 years young but it’s never to late to learn something new! Wouldn’t you agree?
We definitely agree! Thank you for watching!
Greetings from Bolivia, I hope you enjoy your trip through the south of the continent.
I really liked that rainbow but oh most definitely loved the green viper it was amazing
I know the Bothrops was the main star of the show, but the Oxybelis at 11:29 is a real show stopper! As an Arizonan, finding an Oxybelis is a huge fantasy of mine, and I always love seeing one on camera; even if it's not one from AZ.
These travel videos are really cool. I started following this channel because I was super scared and ignorant of snakes and moved to AZ so I felt like I should learn. My fear has mostly turned to respectful caution. You guys take amazing photos and these are really cool to watch. Love seeing the culture, the nature, and the strange snakes and other animals. It's also fun to watch you guys just living life and having some fun.
Thank you for the kind words! You are taking the right approach to your fears.
NO Fer-de-lance?? that is so surprising! When my cousin went herping in central america he told me he found those the most out of any other venomous snake.
You guys rock! What an amazing place to get to visit.
That was an incredible trip and I vote yes for more like this, the educational value makes it very special. The different environments are fascinating, how about South Africa or even India, got to admire King Cobras and the Boomslangs not to mention the Mambas. I do think that what you do at home is the most important, teaching respect for sharing the world around us, long may you continue.
Don't forget Australia!
I'm so glad your feeling better bryan 😊❤
Would love to see a series of videos about boa constrictor subspecies and localities.
Really enjoy all your videos. Keep up the good work ❤.
Ooh, I especially like the photo at 10:04! Beautiful baby blue baby viper! Meanwhile, I think you might've still been a bit delirious that morning with the cheese whiz...
15:26 oh my goodness. The crawl he let off. Too adorable.
That's great you found the pit viper you were looking for. It is surprising you didn't see a fer-de-lance.
Wonderful video. Great trip. Now get some rest. Looking forward to some more rattlesnakes.
Great video and great trip!! I went to Ecuador a few years back to visit some of my wife’s relatives. Saw some cool species herping. Her cousin is a biologist down there. He knew all the good spots.
those frogs sure looked amazing. this looked like a rad trip for you all. fun to watch you all gag down the local "delicacies" . You guys sure took amazing photos and so happy to hear all the animals were released back to where you find them all.
From Washington state, thank you!
The looks on the faces of those snakes are amazing.
Love your videos!!!!
Love your channel and are much less terrified to run into a rattler on trail in So Ca, which has never happened. I've seen what I think was a king snake and maybe a lyre. Ran into some sort of water snake in the woods in Rome, NY and I believe a corn or milk snake (beautiful choc brwn and white and non-aggressive) in the Herkimer Diamond mine in Herkimer. There was a large black snake across a small creek in a semi swampy area that my mind told me was a water moccasin but I was young and scared easily. We did have snapping turtles and copperheads but only saw skeletal remains of the turtle. Thanks for being so educational!!!!
Can't imagine coming across a bush master in the wild, without my tools, holy crap
Beautiful boas, it's very cool that you were able to go there.
Man you guys are just big kids I love it!
Brian I love your videos both in Arizona and of course here in the Amazon that you just put out what I would like to know is what birds did you see I have never been to the Amazon to see the birds myself I would love to go someday .
It's an amazing place! If you do ever want to go see birds, I know an excellent guide that could help you.
Wonderful photography!
I guess you should visit Australia, Thailand, and maybe Kenya to hit all the awesome snake regions. Plus maybe Florida, Georgia, and the lower Mississippi states. These are fun videos, and a nice change-up from Rattler Rescue.
Awesome video
Fried grubs and cheese whizz. NOW we're talking!
Would love a trip to upstate NY along the Mohawk River to explore the snakes native to the woods and swamps up there.
Frogs 🐸 kick ass !!
Awesome video!
I'm curious to know just how venomous that green viper is. I know that access to antivenin would play a large part in survivability.
Welcome to Indiana my home state are you coming to Michigan City my hometown
i wish you guys would show the pictures for a little longer.
I saw few bilineatus every night in Ecuador.
The helicops genus is mildly venomous!
How about going to Japan and lookinf at and for some of the snakes that are there.
Woah I've yet to find a wild Siphlophis Cervinus
We got lucky!
At 2:42, did you guys lay the leaves down as a sign for others in your group?
Yep!
I was not aware that the Poison Dart Frog was that small or was this a young dart frog?
They are very small.
@@RattlesnakeSolutionsthere bigger then they look
We're there any redtail Boas?
Not this time!
Let damn frog go
Too bad you didn’t see Fer d’lance or tropical rattlesnakes
Not harmless
The helicops looks to be a small female!
Y do all these guys have to go into the Amazon. The Amazon used to be a closed society, habitat. Now cutting down, people everywhere, destroying environment
One of the outputs of what we are doing here is contributing to the purchase and preservation of land in the Amazon. There is nothing here that is damaging in any way.
All I can say is yuuuuukkkkk
Y r u capturing these reptiles, animals, whatever.
Awww, Bryan... This is wonderful footage! I'm sure the mosquitoes, etc. sucked, but what an adventure! The beautiful snakes are a treat! Sorry no Fer-de-lance. Maybe next time?