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Haven't seen your content in a while. Love seeing it

I wonder how long the frog would be still alive in the snake after swallowing it.

Snow snake 😂😂😂😂

Hello, today I think I met one of them in Cheung Chau

Thank you for all these resources! I recently encountered a snake on my school campus and not knowing it, I just took a few pictures from a safe distance. The snake tried to cross a somewhat busy street (I don't know why) and it eventually got run over by a bus, so sad 😭. Not knowing what it is, I didn't dare to do anything. From reading your materials I believe it was a Bamboo Pit Viper.

Hey just asking did you find these snakes in the nature reserves on Singapore mainland or the offshore island?If its in the mainland how did u get access to the nature reserves at night?

Snake: Oh, this one has hot sauce on it. Didn't know what. Oh, well.

Snake name - Red neck keel back snake

That's a lot of blood.

What's with all these planes flying over ?.... they must in the vicinity of an airport.😮

🐍 almost died

Awesome vid. Loved the turtles

Hi, this is my first time watching your videos! I think that the video quality is beautiful as well as the snake! Thanks for the info!

Vietnam War…

Did the snake die?

i say keep a bottle of spider spray with you and spray the hell out of the spider's you find i hate them .

You got the scientific name of the chinese cobra completely wrong, its correct scientific name is actually Sinonaja atra.

Very well-done video! Enjoyed your fact-filled, straightforward presentation, and look forward to more of your videos. Thank you!

It looks like hong kong needs to import some mongeese

Beautiful!

How do you tell the difference between a blind snake and an earthworm?

Where’s this video from in Hong Kong?

love the snake that is aquatic

Wow! They start awfully I see!?

poor toad😭

That lil slug snake is like a pokemon

Just passed a chinese cobra to-night in Hong Kong, your video helped me with the identification, thanks !

You got the scientific name of the chinese cobra completely wrong, its correct scientific name is actually Sinonaja atra.

Your video is amazing. Can I use your video to create some popular science videos for snake enthusiasts and children to watch? Will annotate video links, thank you

The frog looks like Sylvirana Latouchii. I used to find them all the time in Changhua and Nantou.

had one infront my house in the morning, beautiful animals, loving snakes. Would be good to know if they are poisonous, i dont think so but i will check somewhere else

under 100 in wild of hong kong😳 great job❤

I'm from hong kong but never see them in wild👍👍very rare videos❤ wonderful job!

only few numbers of them in wild of hong kong now😳😳,I want but never seen in wild of hong kong,thanks!

Mr Snake had to work for that meal, especially that Toad.

Um. No cobra

Amazing footage !

They're venom isn't harmful to humans other than being a bit painful. They can, however, cause paralysis in other small mammals like mice and snakes as well. Unfortunately for the Shrew victim, they don't inject venom like snakes. Instead, it's contained in their saliva so they have to gnaw it into the flesh of their victim or prey.

Gorgeous king cobra. Are they often so colorful in Hong Kong?

There just so evil and horrible how can anyone like them

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Great vid, do you mind me asking what camera you use?

the most important piece of information from the video was still unclear, whether the snake died from poison because the cameraman stops when this would become more interesting to watch.

Hi man, great video, just came across your channel, wanted to ask where were you in Singapore when you managed to find all these snakes?

I lived in Hong Kong back in 77 to 80. Like you I very nearly stood on a many banded Krait so consider myself very lucky. My Dad used to take me on walks into the hills looking for snakes which has given me a life long love for all snakes.

love this species.. the babies are adorable.

Beautiful best Cobra of the pack :)

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Hi, I am in HK at the moment and would love to join you on a small snake-spotting adventure, would this be possible? Is there any way I could reach out to you?

Love it, i breed Oreocryptophis porphyraceus laticinctus. Never saw a Video of a wild one