RETICULATED PYTHONS in the CITY 

As a cat lover, I’ll admit, that was a tough one. However, it’s nature and I understand that. Your comment though: “I couldn’t save the cat, it was pretty damn dead.” Priceless.

Stumbled on your channel. So refreshing to see snakes in the environment they evolved in. I commend you for focusing on South East Asian reptiles found in your neck of the woods. It is fabulous that you can stroll around your city and see these phenomenal reptiles and is such a change from some 'herpers bedroom' in the US of A. I also want to commend you for your display bio-habitats ... they are the way forward. It MUST provide naturalistic enriching sensory stimuli for your reptiles that a plastic box with substrate and a bowl can't. Well worth the effort for your animals quality of life. It makes a really nice change from the plethora of exotic reptile keepers who ADD to the problem of the wild caught illegal pet trade ... I'm sure some reptile keepers/breeders are ethically minded but there is still a thriving trade in exotic venomous reptiles being bred and sold indiscriminately. I hope your You Tube viewership grows as your content is a huge point of difference (and much better imho) from the US based herpers and breeders. It is really interesting and rather wonderful to view what is considered "exotic" to American herpers just essentially living on your back door and I hope others appreciate the fantastic content you film. Well done. Your reptile room is incredible too.

This is one of my favorite Videos from you. Although i love cats, this was so interesting to see! Great footage. also loved the surprising ending haha

Yikes your arm is turning red and you veins are starting to bulge! You are nuts!! That snake was trying to squeeze you to death and your calmly commenting on her iridescence!!😳 That is a Boss move right there Jungle Dude!

Reticulated pythons really are something special. They always remind me of Kaa from the Jungle Book, he was my favourite character in the novel when I read it as a kid.

I just came across your videos. Really amazing. I love you commentary and footage.

I love the way you set up and edit your videos out. They turn out really impressive and im surprised you dont have a bigger following. Keep it up and you will.

Awesome job Chris!

The cats in my old neighborhood killed all the birds and squirrels and other small animals. Wish I had this python around for that hood.

Hi, i discover you with Toopet's videos, thx for all, i like the way you talk and show your passion. That's things we never see in France XD thank you again

I think a full room tour is needed soon, it’d make for an interesting series.

bro first off cool ass snakes as always. But secondly your video editing skills are awesome I have noticed you did a voice over when your were touring a jungle at night but in the voice over you included jungle night noises so it was almost unnoticeable that it was a voice over but the quality of the sound was on point cause you did a voice over. I also just saw you dive into a bush and immerse into where the pythons were coming out at night

I love ur commentary, you are hilarious! Keep up the great work

Amazing job filming all this👏👏👏👏 The video was very informative. I love your calm demeanor and your knowledge is wroth a lot more subscribers.

Good stuff. Glad you put this video up. Gonna miss you in BKK this time, damn corona virus causing hell on my flying schedule!

Nice to have some native invasive species control around

Just found your channel and I love it ! Keep them going !

Wow I don't even know you have RU-vid channel. Gonna subscribe now. Btw I was enjoying reading the comments about this video in your insta. 😂😂😂

Wow! That’s something you don’t get to catch on camera often!

That snake is Beautiful!!!!!

Hi Chris, I have been catching a large retic about 4.5 meters in the late nineties in Bangsue-Dusit BKK and this year I catch a baby one in Sanpatong Chiang Mai. Retics are my favorite phyton and I see a few around here.

My grandma told me that exact story lmao its crazy how different countries can think up the same story, she has no form of technology either

Thank you for another amazing informative video please keep up the good work.

Im impressed.. Beautiful species. Thanks, u guys made my day!

Chris, I live in Bangkok and have become obsessed with the idea of finding a python. I live very near to the Khlong Saen Seap. Where did you see these guys in BKK?

She is breath taking, literally! Your girl is pretty. I would love to have a reticulate python but they are too big for me. I have a boa constrictor which is the perfect size. Keep the videos coming ❤️😊🙏👍

Dope video bro u are actually kinda funny 😆

Nice video! Love the commentary

Try not to keep them as pets.... great quote for selling the fact they make great snakes to have

Belle video beau ton Python merci pour tes infos Chris Bisous❤❤🎉😊

Good job, Chris! Your videos are improving in quality. The only thing I would suggest is to use less of those fancy transitions. If there are too many it kind of loses the "wow" effect. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Slovenia :)

Incredibly beautiful snake!

Beautiful snake! Mine is a 19ft tiger retic

You are the best man. Thanks for the knowledge you give us..

hello chrisweeet thank for this investigation on pythons and please make more videos on your animals in your house i love your videos

Awesome footage

Awesome video 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Chris how big was the snake that ate the cat? Just curious- love ur videos man

Great video 👍🙂

New subscriber, like your vids, this might sound crazy, but can u make a video of venomous snakes starting with the lowest toxicity to humans 🤦🏽‍♂️,snake owner but none venomous being doing research a lil more woulda hurt and would be much appreciated

Where I live in NY we have one.....one species of snake.... the non venomous 18 inch eastern garter snake. I'm so envious.

Interesting. Very interesting I would say 😉

Rip Garfield

11:40 That a stray cat with half an ear missing, or yours?

Wqsnt that Kitty Galores Cousin, Kitty No More ??? I think it was. LMAO. JMO

Cool video bro

People have no idea how destructive one cat can be in the wild. It’s a terroristic nightmare, so snakes killing stray cats for food is a good thing.

to those who are feeling bad for the cat: stray or pet cats that roam free are disastrous for the wildlife. they kill all kinds of wild animals just for the fun of it.

Cool Video

That was brutal as I have a cat that looks just like that one. But, nature is what it is. I know the destruction of feral cats. They not only destroy wildlife they will also destroy parts of houses.

I think the iridescence on snakes is like some sort of cloaking mechanism for them.

do they then regurgitate the bones, or what happens?

An retics are by far my favorite constrictors.anacondas are just fancy boas.plus they look kind of lizard like in the face.but not retics they are simply gorgeous.

GREAT GREAT VIDEO. GREAT GREAT CONTENT.

Sorry I don't speak very good english but I am french, I have a question : the cat was already died when the snake arrived or it is the snake that kill her ? I don't see on the video.

That was awesome seeing it eat that cat.. I'm not a cat lover so it doesn't affect me one bit. I love watching feeding videos n I've gotta say this is the first cat I've seen get ate lol.

Awesome

Surprised that that car eater was missing so much tail.

Super vos videosFelicitations Bravo

thank you

Burns are my snake of choice can you do a vid on them PS I sleep with mine

Doesn't look like the Python killed the cat. Can't be certain, I'm afraid

Thanks chris

Hi, thanks for sharing that video. I was wondering, would you like to make private feeding videos if i pay for the food for the snake? Big prey, noone else would ser the footage

I feed mine 25lb pigs only takes her about 20 minutes to down it (20ft 2in )rope measurement bali yellow head retic

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Chris normaly knows so much about his animals but i guess hes more into venomous snakes because even if his retic was 30 ft it wouldnt squeez enough to break bone.however large retics are known to grab prey an pull in up into the canopy big prey too like panthers cheetah an even small people.

oops... can´t watch this... it will make my cry

Ugh you let it eat the cat 😣😣😔😔

I save my cat from python by hitting it with my cloth.

Are you there on Instagram?

Wow

Nom nom

🐈 Sacrifice

19 butt hurt cry babies i see i don't know why they watch videos they know they will get offended by just move on to the power puff girls or the wiggles where you know your weak mind will be safe with that said great videos Chris you and Davidsfeed are both favorites hope you guys are avoiding the this new bug going around and how you guys a safe and healthy life to keep making wonderful videos that are so informative,educational and entertaining

Living in Bangkok near a forested area we frequently loose one of our cats. I have only seen a retic in our garden one time but I know they are there due to the remnants of their meals (poop.) Such is life in Thailand.

I wish that snake had choked on that cat. Sorry just keeping it real. I've never seen that before. Brutal as Phuck!

Thats terribly sad about the cat. Not everyone wants to see someone pet being killed . To be honest, i respect animals and love them but if they ever attacked my animals they would have a crossbow into the brain.

L'angoisse

Didn’t know there’s 7/11’s in Thailand lol

I see the sad side on the news from the US. It is sad that they have to have a bounty on them in Florida, due to a large escapement years back. As far as feral or free roaming cats go, eat away. In most countries cats are invasive alien species and when they are released into the wild or allowed to wander freely, they are responsible for the deaths of many native species of birds and small mammals, maybe we need a few more out there. Again as I have mentioned Chris, for one so young you have a great wisdom. Snakes should be respected and sure a little feared but leave them alone, they will not, cannot, outrun you. We are not natural food but don't push your luck. Just live and let live.

It ok for a snake to control stray cat by eating them..but when come to stray dog . All the wildlife conservative keyboard warriors getting butthurt.

I live in Thailand and had a constrictor get too close to my cats about a year ago. Short story made even shorter----snake ended up with its head bashed in.

They great for eradicating number 1 invasive species all over the world. Cats. No I don't hate cats. I love all animals but they need the same laws as dogs.

Who is here first?

if i saw a snake eating a cat that shit getting converted into a belt or boots