Snakes on the hunt, venomous King cobra, rattlesnake, pit viper, Gaboon viper, Grass and Dice snake 

We dont deserve this level of quality... I can't believe it took me this long to find this channel! I will be watching all your movies

no need for annoying music or over-dramatic voices. perfect viewing guys. keep up the excellent work.

Honestly this deserves some sort of film award, the quality is fantastic and as a snake lover i could of watched a hour and not get bored, btw what a gaboon viper

I really appreciate the effort and patience you guys have shown at filming such rare scenarios across the globe... Exceptional shots! I have subscribed to your channel.

What a GREAT production. You guys really did an INCREDIBLE job filming these reptiles in their actual habitat! Awesome!!!!

Bro that frog 🐸 kill was horrifying 🤦🏾‍♂️💀

Honestly, I am super afraid of snakes but how you filmed this really made me like and respect them almost as much as when I was a young teen again. This is simply amazing!!!

I just can't get over how beautiful pit vipers are.

3:11 Frog: Hey, let go of my leg Snake: 3:55 Snake: Frog legs are good. Frog: Okay, I've lost a leg, I can still manage. Let go! 4:02 -4:11Frog: Help! 4:12 -4:32 Frog: HELP (sense of urgency 4:33 Frog: Well, crap. Today is not going according to plan. 4:36 Frog: Goodbye, cruel world! Snake: Good to the last hop.

Great work, I can't imagine how long it takes sitting and waiting patiently to get this footage. Amazing job -- thanks so much!

Knowing how rare such encounters are, I salute you all for taking the time to film these amazing encounters. I suppose you spent many long hours (days perhaps) waiting for action. Very well done, and thank you for sharing this with us.

Outstanding bro , my favorite was king cobra 🐍❤

Bravo!!!! You guys are the best, top notch. No sound effects, no setting up prey for snakes, you guys just let nature go do it's thing. I have to say that even though the Gabon viper may have the longest fangs,I have to admit for myself it is the most beautiful patterned venomous snake (The San Francsico garter snake near my city is the most beautiful colored snake in my opinion as well). Lastly I observed like many viewers that these snakes hanging upside down swallowing large meals or swimming with a mouthful of live fish underwater that's not only remarkable the way nature finds ways to adapt like that but also remarkable in how you capture these videos.

👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼👏👏🏽👏🏻 thanks a lot! You always bringing us high quality, profesional and respectful work.That closeness and ambient sound make me feel right there. You are amazing. I'm realy glad and grateful for having discovered this channel!

No narration, no music, no sound effects other than Nature itself...well done.

No cringey music in the background, Just natures noises 👍🏼 Perfect!

Whom ever was on the camera, needs a raise. Fantastic video and clear as well.

Recently found your channel and love the beautiful videos you are making. Fantastic , no voice overs just good information and respectful treatment in how you film the many different species from many countries. Really fascinating and educational. Thanks for helping me learn some more.Wishing you every success in your films.

best snake youtube channel i ever came across to ... Kudos to the cameraman and the team behind this channel ! 👍👍👍

I can't believe this actually exists ... this channel deserves 100s of millions of subscribers and views ! ... hatts off

This was awesome yesterday I missed up this video, but today I have watched it with my family, it's really interesting for us to see a Gaboon viper from Uganda in our village, so we are really excited after watched this video and nice job you are doing in Kenya so keep me updated to see some interesting animals from Kenya.

Wow.... am simply silent watching it.... sorry I felt like i was there... That NO MUSIC but the original sound made it feel me that way... Greaaaaaaat work...

I will be 70 years old in a few days. I was collecting Reptiles from all over the United States back when a collector could legally keep his catches. I truly miss those exiting days. We were among the first to breed some of the now protected species. Also the first to try different medications to treat all sorts of Reptile ailments. It was so exciting to be a part of this as there wasn't much information available back then. Those were the good old days. Love your work.

Snake voice cries as a birds😂😂😂❤❤❤😂😂❤❤❤😂😂

Thanks for patiently filming snakes hunt in several countries. Good work and contribution.

Perfection, the long video format, text for context, no voice or music, great natural sounds, beutifull shots and amazing content! Thank you sir and subbed.

it made me laugh when the fish was flopping in the Dice snakes mouth and also when it carried it away haha. This video was so insightful.

"Eating a big fish takes about an hour"! It takes me longer than that just to catch one!🤣

I rarely comment on youtube videos, but I just had to on this one. This video is absolutely incredible. Most of the stuff you see on youtube is clickbait or low quality, but from the very beginning of this video, I was blown away with the vivid colors and clarity...not to mention the actual video content. You delivered on this one! Two thumbs WAY UP! ...And subbed..

Thanks for this beautiful video. So many just kill snakes because they don’t understand them or know what they do for the ecosystem. I started watching Dingo Dinkleman, Venomman20, go heeling, Snake Discovery.....etc.... I’ve learned so much and why they r so important to the environment. So many don’t respect them or even try to understand them. And guess what?? I’m now the proud owner of a western hog nose snake. I named him Dingo. (Dingo Loved that I did that. ) little Dingo just ate his third frozen thawed mouse since I’ve had him. Didn’t even have to scent them with a toad or frog. Being educated is the Key. Thanks for all u all do to help bring awareness of nature. Stay safe.

Superb documentary! Not only excellent footage but no annoying music or sound effects. Not even a narrator, just the sounds of insects, birds and gurgling streams as it unfolds. Really makes me feel like I'm there. I've always loved documentaries; History, science and especially nature. I always loved subdued Attenborough type narration but even I didn't realize how annoyed I was becoming by all the Steve Irwin wannabes that try to be more of the show than the subject they're supposedly trying to show us. Absolute excellence guys!

Great work again! 5 stars! King cobras are really impressive!

Your masters when it comes to filiming

you are the real deal..i've searched for such documentaries on youtube but i never find them..your doc is awesome. Its high-quality, not scripted, NO NARRATION, and its all about SNAKES.....COMMENTING AND SUBSCRIBING WHILE WATCHING

Absolutely fantastic!!! The dice fish are amazing, just amazing!!!

Beautiful, fantastic footage. I sense your love for these beautiful specimens .

This is great, you guys need your very own Sir David Attenborough and then this will be gold!!!

To be honest, this is gonna be awesome video with beautiful Gaboon viper from our village am sure and also a king cobra from India so this is amazing , I will be waiting even if it's premieres in 20 years but it's awesome.

15:02 that's we are waiting for💓.....luv from india💓

This is some of the best snake footage I have ever seen.

Welcome to the country of cobra- INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳

damn that grass snake is SSSAVVVAGEEEE

The gaboon viper is the master of camouflage... amazing

Amazing video best quality I have seen since watching frozen planet in 4K well done guy's your cameras are of top quality keep them coming 5 star from me

Už sa nemôžem dočkať :)

alternative name for this video “good noodles do a heckin monch”

wow....in the begining ....that fang in the gecco eye ehehehehehe I´m sure he didnt see that

The best quality vids and it helps that snakes are one of my favorite animals

I love snakes but also love their prey. The frog one was hard to watch being eaten alive.

Makes me very hungry

The mouse: yay i will make a home to live Snake: are you sure about that

No doubt this is the best snake video I've ever seen in my life

I now know how to say, "I'm screwed," in frog language. 4:06 :-)

Wow what an amazing video. No explanation no background music and a perfect creation. Love you guys

This was great footage, and amazing quality! Thank you. 🙌🏽

Better than National Geographic

Absolutely the best video work I've ever seen filming Reptiles. Please keep it up. Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos. They bring back the best memories of my life. I've spent 60 years in the study of Reptiles and they still amaze me.

Too good.... Very hard work which reflect while watching.... Keep up

I didn't know Czech Republic had snakes. I though its too cold down there for snakes to survive.

Really Amazing... ❣️ You are So Lucky & Hardworking also, You got a Great Team. Love from India 🇮🇳

you guys make great video's , without any unneseary drama and stuff , keep up the good work ,greetings from the netherlands :)

Amazing video guys. You should be on tv as your work is that good imo

Thank you for providing really informative snake documentaries. That's so talented work to make shooting with different type of snakes from all around the world

Iam From India Keep It Up Guys Goodjob 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Snake feeding is such art. No Blood , No tearing.

Thanks for these videos🐍😍

Best animal footage channel on youtube, doing God's work

Thanks bro no talking just straight action

Really enjoy your work! Thank you for how respectful you are in capturing these beauties.

wow simply amazing cinematography, gents. cheers!

Amazing video! Thanks guys.

Such a beauty. I first saw a snake at age 5 living in Virginia on a farm property. It was a non-poisonous Indigo snake. I rode over it with my tricycle. Marveled at the "black oil" that came out of its mouth. I later learned it was its tongue. So glad I didn't harm it. My first pet snake was a Constrictor constrictor. (standard Boa Constrictor). Scared Mom to death so I had to let it go.

It's great film my friend 👌👌👌👌👌 #SnakecatcherRinkukumar

I was entertained enough. Thank you.

Taking risk of creating such footages and going in front of those deadly snakes is just fantastic..... OUTSTANDING 👍👍❤️❤️

Thank you for keeping this music free.

Quality of film👍

great video. one of the best that i have seen. i also have visited czech republic and i must say is a wonderful country. especially cesky krumlov a small town with a similar river like the one in your video

I am very surprised by the quality of each of the videos, excellent job.

I love this channel

Many thanks to Living Zoology best snake scene ever...A+

I love Gaboon Vipers, not a lot of footage of them. This was only the 4th one I'd seen besides with people that own them.

Give a snake a fish- feed him for a day. Teach a snake how to fish- feed him for the rest of his life.

The frog really tried to get away I hope I don’t comment every time I see a scene great work

Excellent. Stunning work. Superb

May i say you folks have the greatest Job.

Your videos are amazing! Thank you for sharing them with us! :)

Amazing video thank you 😍

Amazing footage and fantastic to watch. ❤

my favorite is king cobra keep it up👍👍

Excellent film, excellent photography, thanks so much.

Great video well done, have to come too Australia and film some of our snakes

I just happened to discover this awesome channel and here's adding up a new subscriber all the seas away from Nagaland India. Kudos for the calm and serene feeling videos.

That’s one of the best and scariest snake videos ever

Just the right amount of narration. Well done.

Beautiful photography man. Wish everybody posted such nice work. Top 3 for me: 1: Gaboon viper. Scary but the most beautiful pattern in all of nature. 2: King cobra enough said. 3: reticulated python or anaconda. Be safe and again perfect video and audio.

Thanks for this compilation. The gaboon was rather stingy with its venom - the speckled rattlesnake was kinder to its prey!

Fabulous job. It really hard to find a snake in the forest. But if u capture it while eating it's amazing and importantly lots of patience and passion. Great job

Really nice video. This is a treat for us who cannot travel around the world to see our slithering friends.

I wish I could watch the " Anaconda Hunting" in the future. You did a great film. Keep it up.