Behind the scenes KENYA 5, deadly venomous Red spitting cobra, dangerous snake rescue, herping
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Follow Living Zoology during their travel and work! Episode 5 from Kenya will take us to the area south of Tsavo East national park, where we came to search for Red spitting cobra (Naja pallida). During our first evening we found a Link-marked sand snake (Psammophis biseriatus) and then we were called to rescue a Red spitting cobra in a house! The whole snake rescue is in this episode, it was an exciting moment to save this deadly venomous species from being killed by humans. We started to educate local people about snakes and also visited local restaurant in the village - nyama choma! Stay tuned for episode 6, you will see more footage of the Red spitting cobra and a huge Puff adder!
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I think this is the best UA-cam channel about wild life
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Amazing Video! I really like these behind the scenes videos. They show off your great skill in working with those beautiful animals. Very admirable!
We are very happy that you like our behind the scenes videos! We just returned from Peru, so another series will come in the future!
@@LivingZoology I'm looking forward to it!
I remember when you released the original footage of the Red Spitter. You really captured the colors well! Such a gorgeous specimen.
Ingenious trap you built to secure it!
Happy that you like videos about this species! It was amazing to work with this snake and it was an easy capture.
You guys are amazing the footage that you capture is awesome 👌 Thanks for your dedication & information on these beautiful creatures ❤ 🐍 I'm always interested in learning new facts
Thank you very much! It is great that you like this style of videos!
Man this kind of behind the scenes stuff is amazing. Thanks for sharing it.
We are very happy that you like this kind of behind the scenes! Hopefully you have seen previous episodes!
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Thank you so much!!!
Wow, holding a red spitter. That must've been a bit nerve wracking! How did it behave?
cant do that with a black mamba
It was absolutely fine and not a problem 🙂
Wait for the last episode of this series, Black mamba will be there 😉
@@LivingZoology i love black mambas. I have encountered afew in the bush but killed one that ventured into our homested.
@@LivingZoology Can't tell if that's sarcastic or not 😂 but with the charm you guys have with these animals I'm going to assume that it was in fact a good boy or girl. 😛
Great 👌 content and presentation beautifully presented thank you
Thank you very much! 🙏
Sound Advice of the Day: If you're not 100% sure, don't use your hands. Gotcha.
Yes, that is a very important message! 😉
I like how you were incouraging to the person to just touch the snake's tail.😲😉👍🏻🐍"you are almost handling the snake"!
We always love seeing people fighting their fear of snakes and winning! 🙂❤️🐍
Super! Záchranná akce byla profesionální a na další díl se moc těším😉
Jsme rádi, že už se těšíš na další díl! :)
Good way to keep that thing sharp
Thanks for watching!
Nice moment
Yes it was, thank you!
Wow.. a really beautiful agile snake, but its hood is seemingly small.. and that Chapati, even we (in south India) call it the same :D
Yes, this cobra has a small hood. Chapati is in Kenya because it came there with Indians in the past 🙂
We definitely need to catch up next time you are around. You need to visit Eastern province, Kitui areas. Bad cases of snake bites
For sure! It would be interesting to visit new areas!
@@LivingZoology don't forget the Highlands tropical forests, the Nyandarua and Mount Kenya Forests... Would be interesting to see what kind of snakes we have. Saw a Red Lipped Snake once but it was dead while heading down the rift valley escarpment
@@africanexplorermagazine There are so many cool areas in Kenya!
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Great footage. The more I see the Red Spitting Cobra, the more I am enamored by them. The color of the snake is amazing. Did the snake strike at all during the time you were with it? I know it "spit," but did it strike? The way it seemed so relaxed when moved was amazing. You must have a calming effect of the snakes. Great job. Great work. GREAT VIDEO!! Thank you.
Thank you very much!!! Red spitting cobra is one of the coolest snakes we ever found. It did not strike at all. Usually spitting cobras spit for few minutes and then they realize that you are not a threat. We are always calm and make slow movements and snakes get used to us :) Thank you for your support!
@@LivingZoology I have your sticker of the Red Spitting Cobra on my sax case. I think between this snake and deep black of the Black Mamba, one could turn those two snakes into mascots for a high end car, like Astin Martin or higher. There colors are some of the most vibrant colors I have ever seen. Now, that could be the videography here as well, but I do not think recording capabilities are that good in modern tech. So, this is a pretty even tempered snake? That is amazing. Now I have another species of snake I would love to see in the wild before I die. Keep up the great work. You two are amazing in what you are doing. I am eagerly awaiting the next video posting. Enjoy some time off and have some fun. Thank you for your work with these magnificient animals.
@@jazzbariman Wow, can you send us a photo of the sticker on your sax case! We will be very happy to see it! Thank you so much for the support :) You can send the photo to dolinaym@gmail.com You are absolutely right that some snakes could be such a cool mascots for some cars, if people loved snakes :D It is great to be back home and chat, we are already working on new videos :) Thank you so much for amazing support! Stay safe!
@@LivingZoology You should have the photo soon. I just sent it.
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Beautiful cobra 🐍 but guys nyama choma is best served with ugali. I bet you drank lots of water coz nyama choma nd chapati wueh 😂😅
We understand that it might be the best with ugali 😀We just have weird taste 😀
I found this snake today while visiting a place in the savanna but it spit at me several times it later calmed and left I'd love to kno how to handle it.. the video is good
Check out the next episode where we show how to handle it: ua-cam.com/video/dbhYAPQWJMs/v-deo.html
@@LivingZoology thank you ☺️✌🏾
Wow
Thank you!
I wish you all had a web page were a person could donate money to help you all to keep making these important videos. What you all do is very important you get people to care about animals snakes in particular and i for on would donate least 30 to 40 dollars a month travel not cheap film not cheap im sure lots of people would help out for a good cause.
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4:36 Ooooh Wow!! YES😋...that's Fetish I think.
Thank you for watching! :)
red snake
Yes, very red!
"[you-gali]" No ...🤣
It is [ou-gali] ...... ugali 🤓
Haha, getting the pronunciation right is not always easy :D