Snake Safari in Uganda (wildlife documentary by Living Zoology) 

Yes, we love Uganda!

If i had money, id go 🤗

@@voodoodolly it's probably the most pocket friendly country in East Africa for tourists.

Wow, thank you so much!!! We also loved the style of wildlife documentaries in the 1990s, when it was more about natural history than about drama full of effects. We are happy that you liked this video!

I think you hit the nail on the head as to why I’ve fallen in love with this channel right off the bat. I’m a 90’s kid and would spend hours glued to those documentaries. These docs definitely take me back to my childhood and yet teach me so many new things all at the same time. Hope this new generation loves it as much as I do.

Yes, the Gaboon viper is our favorite snake! Have you seen this scene with Gaboon viper? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5NONE2lQw3s.html

i wonder whats there weight they look heavy and yes amazing and colorful patterns

@@keithwilson9378 The heaviest Gaboon viper we had was about 8 kg and Rhino viper about 3 kilograms!

Living Zoology : aha

Thank you very much!!!

Thank you for watching more videos on our channel! :) Some of the snakes there are absolutely amazing. We went to Uganda after frustration from Cameroon and Congo, where people kill and eat everything, maybe you will be interested in this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZBrc8dN2hlc.html

Thank you so so much!!! We appreciate it a lot.

Thank you so much for watching!!! Don't miss other documentaries on our channel! :)

Thank you so much!!! More are coming this year! :)

Thankies, that's the comment I was searching for

Was literally searching for this comment. Thank you

Bless you

People like you are the reason I have hope in this life

Bless you

Many many thanks!!! Check out the special video about Rhino viper: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t_ei89Dflso.html

Thank you so much! Enjoy the rest of it!

:D :D When we speak in Africa we use their accent and try to simplify every information :D But the Eastern European accent is also recognizable I think. And the narrator is Irish ;)

​@@fritzdeuces Thank you for calling us dummy even though you know nothing about us.Again, you are taking things way too seriously, man. Our Eastern European accent is well recognizable and Britons are laughing at us a lot for that and what, should we be angry? When we come to remote villages in Africa where people barely speak English it helps a lot to simplify the sentences and speak in the accent which locals use. It helps both sides to understand each other. Please, write a story about us! All Africans who know us will never believe you, because they know who we are. Each time we come to Uganda we bring huge suitcases full of clothes for villagers, we educate people there and we even pay high school to one boy who wants to be a zoologist in the future. And we are friends with those people and nobody thinks about differences, we speak our accent, they speak a bit differently and there is no problem, we try to adapt and they also and it works. And you are serious with saying that there are no accents in Africa? Haha :D :D There are accents even in tiny countries like Czech Republic which has 10 million people. And we are in the same position as people in Uganda, English is not our first language. So naturally, we take some of our native language, Czech or Luganda or whatever into the pronunciation and it creates the accent. If you do not agree that what should we say about that...

@@fritzdeuces There is. Across different countries in Africa have similar pronunciation because their native languages are often from a similar group languages. Same like people from Russia, Slovakia, Czech Republic and others have similar accent when they speak English. So sorry, you are not right. Most of our friends have and with some we are in daily contact. We are very sorry but your anger and blaming us for something we are not is not on a right place here.

Yes, we were shocked! :D Good to know that it is used as medicine and in tea :)

Thank you so much for watching!!

Working in Africa is awesome, we like it!! Thanks!

Thank you so much 🙂

@@LivingZoology can you do anything to preserve protect the endangered snake species particularly of those in africa

Thank you so much! Very happy to hear that :) Soon there will be a teaser to a new documentary about snakes of Uganda!

Living Zoology that sounds exciting I can’t wait!!

Try Kenya too, we have the black mamba.

Uganda is hot and wet all year round......... no deserts here

You are very welcome. I can have your trip arranged.

Many thanks!!! We are very happy to hear that you enjoy more videos on our channel!

Thank you very much for this comment!!! We are happy to read reviews like this!

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Thank you very much!

Yes, it is indeed!

Thank you so much!!! We appreciate that!

Aha

Thank you very much! Yes, it is a very complex topic, the snake hunters like snakes and their job and want just to earn some money. People from Europe, USA and Asia create this market.

@2.5in Bore Offset Thank you for your comment. Of course there people who are responsible and others who don't think about the origin of the animal they are buying. I think we are just trying to show this problematics to people so they start to think about it. We don't want to blame any country. For example, most of the snakes from Uganda go to Germany. So definitely there is a need to control the market but this film should make the actual buyers start to think differently. Because when there is no market, there will be no snakes for sold for export. Or there can be a market and export, but we need to think about the reintroduction of some animals back to their natural habitat and we need to conserve those habitats.

Thank you very much!!! 🙂🙏

Thank you very much for watching!!! Greetings from the Czech Republic!

Living Zoology : aha

Thank you so much!

Than you so much!!!

Thank you! You too!🙏💓

Thank you very much! It is a hard work to find them, but then the feeling after seeing them is awesome!

Living Zoology : aha

Thank you very much! Yes, the topic of legal export is very interesting and we wanted to make people think about it.

Aha

Thank you!

Thank you!!! Yes, some people even think it isGambino, we are not sure why, maybe because of the spellcheck! :D

@@LivingZoology The crime family snake, lol!

Thank you very much!!! Already 3 times!! :)

Thank you again for being a great fan! Greetings from Kenya! We work hard to get more footage!

@@LivingZoology You're welcome! 🥰💖 Godbless there and stay safe always! 🥰💖💖💖🤗

Oh wow, this is a beautiful message! Thank you so much for watching our documentary and thank you so much for thinking differently about snakes. We are so happy that you changed your mind about these animals!!! We will be happy if you follow us and watch more videos :) All the best!

Thank you!

Thanks a lot!!! :)

Sim, é fofo!

Child is child in all places? :D

Many thanks for watching this documentary! :)

Your country is awesome! 🙂

@@LivingZoology , I am a new subscriber, came across your channel afew hours ago but I am glued on this channel, because of the educative content. I think u guys r underated

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you, we hope to reach that number some day! :D

Thank you!!! :)

Thank you very much, we are happy that we inspire other people!

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Thank you very much!!! More docus will come this year! ;)

scrambo mills why because it’s true? Churchill was one of the biggest war criminals in history

Aha

@scrambo mills it's You're, not your ! And YOU'RE CALLING SOMEONE ELSE AM IDIOT ? BWAHAHAHA

@Chad Klaren your lazy...

Glad you like them!

Yeah, they are awesome!!

Thank you!!! Happy that you have subscribed! :)

Thank you very much, appreciated!

I enjoy gaboon as well,and Great Lakes Viper..Africa amazing,people nice to.

Yes, Gaboons are usually very calm and it seems that they don't care about anything. But from our experience, when they get pissed off, they start to strike a lot!

@@LivingZoologyI've always been absolutely terrified of venemous snakes but I love learning all I can about them. I've been studying venemous snakes, from the comfort of my home of course, for a few years now. I've watched just about every documentary/educational video about them on RU-vid and the internet. I've learned so many fascinating things about these reptiles that I'm still so afraid of but I can now say I have a respect for the snakes that I never had before. This documented video was put together beautifully

@@ashleyp287 It is great to hear that you watched so many films about snakes to learn more about them! Thank you, we produce the films also with the aim to educate people and start their interest in snakes. Not everybody is going to love them, but we want to build at least respect to snakes in people :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you very much!

Thank you for watching! The thing is they don't have funding to create a good breeding facility. We showed them that conservation of habitats is important and that ecotourism can bring money to the country. Of course, EU, USA and Asia should have a more strict import system.

Good idea thnx

Thank you so much! We are so grateful for this beautiful and positive comment! :)

We are happy to show that you have many amazing and beautiful snakes in your country!

Thank you very much!!! We hope that you will like also the following ones :)

Wow, thank you so much!

Thank you very much!!

Thank you very much!!! Please check some of our newer documentaries, like this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qgcU0CluSpY.html

Thank you for watching!

He is!!! :)

Yes, they are really gorgeous!!! But that makes them vulnerable because many people want to have them at home!

@@LivingZoology i can't remember exactly when, but a girl in America had a pet Gaboon viper that she let roam around the house during the day. When she came home from work she found it under a couch, it bit her in the face and she died not long after

@@LivingZoology it makes me angry that people are allowed to have them. Zoos of course can assist in the breeding etc, but im referring to these morons with big egos who think they know about snakes. These vipers need to be in their African homeland not some assholes cage

@@owen7185 Yes, it is problematic that anybody can buy these snakes and then sometimes things like you described happen. And I don't know how it is in the USA, but in Europe, many people have these snakes illegally - they don't registrate themselves for keeping dangerous animals.

Thank you!

Thank you so much! 🙏

Happy that you enjoyed watching it! 🙏❤️🐍

Thank you so much!!! Check our new videos please, we added drone footage :)

It really is! But which one?

Moc děkujeme!!! :)

Thank you for watching and we are very glad that you like it!

Good that they want everything back 😀

Thank you!!!

r you sure was cobra

Glad you think so! Thank you!!!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much!!!

@@LivingZoology are planning to make another documentary in UGANDA??

@@kyeyuneismail9423 Hopefully we can return back.

@@LivingZoology I ould love to see more videos like this about my country.......its amazing ...you deserve a medal

@@kyeyuneismail9423 That is so nice to hear!!! There will be a series about the most venomous snakes of Africa coming next year and I can tell you that Uganda will be one part of the series :)

Merci beaucoup :)

Thank you very much!!! :)

Because in my country Uganda when people see snakes they hit their heads and kill even. Even burn them claiming it's written in the bible that snakes are Satan

@@michealmicho1150 How can that myth be dispelled do you think?. Education, maybe.

too much religious education

We would be very happy if it has a million views :) Plese share if you can! Thank you!

What a disturbing word you just made up.

@@martialkintu2035 ha ha, yeah it's her way of showing a deep appreciation for this video.

😂😂😂

nah its color on the body already work well , i think it more for breeding purpose , but as shown , inter - racial does happems ,lol

Best of luck! Thank you for watching! :)

Why crazy?

Thanks 🤗

We experienced that during our second stay in Uganda. So it will be in the second documentary!

@@LivingZoology can you post the link if you’ve already released it please?

Thanks for watching!

Well said! The export needs to be regulated, otherwise we can loose some species in the wild.

Yes, that's how it is sometimes!

@@LivingZoology i guess he likes to puff that weed

He was visiting his cousin, the puff-puff-pass adder.