Deadly Boomslang of Africa - the most venomous rear-fanged snake and Large-eyed Green Tree Snake

Awesome

I can´t get over how beautiful these are

If I am not wrong then it’s may southern vine snake or twig ..

❤❤❤so peaceful & I love the writing instead of voiceover! Very meditative to watch & I love that you show long shots & don’t need to make it more dramatic & don’t use music—just nature sounds

The sounds of nature and the site of the reptiles amd trees makes me want to repent and follow god and the living son jesus christ.

Absolutely stunning videography

My favorite snake.

It's pretty interesting that the only potentially dangerous colubrid snakes I've heard of outside of Africa is the Tiger Keelback and maybe some other Keelback members, they seem to be few and far between.

Why do people keep venomous snakes like as pets?

All the snake videos you do on this channel makes me so jealous I want a pet one so badly

Cool footage but obviously been nice getting to see the snakes attack its prey

Very good subscribersd

I was so anxious about thornes 🥶

domestic colored viper have to coil tostrike

how did rattlesnake lose its tail

Love the Boomslang snake. Beautiful snake with large eyes. But oh so deadly!

how do i get their shredded skin though?

The photography is beautiful!

Thank you for another vibrant and beautiful video with just the sounds of nature in them

Zdravím tak tohle je nejkrásnější "užovka" na světě nebýt zadních rýhovaných zoubků a velmi účinného jedu děkuji s pozdravem Petr.

Snake 🐍 green black has in Malaysia

Wow, I thought all venomous snakes had the big jowls where the.venom is stored, and that the small jawed snakes were not venomous!

Impressive shots of admittedly beautiful creatures (and I am not a fan of snakes...)

I don’t like poisonous snakes but the male boomslang are very beautiful snakes

The large green eye tree is amazing. When I saw the darker color of boomslang, I thought of black mamba.

I like this video🙂👍🐍🐉

A very interesting video with superb photography and no annoying music. Nature at it's best.

I like the Red Cobra more 😁

Larged eyed green tree snake might be close related to Tiger Keelback of Japan.

Best part about no commentary is there's no awful pronunciations of the Boomslang. IT DOES NOT EXPLODE, AND IT DOESNT SPEAK SLANG. Try and work on your Afrikaans pronunciations people! (No offense, but still, try and pronounce it right.) Also where in the western Cape? It looks a bit like Cedaberg/Great karoo.

Venomous snakes usually have cool names 😎

its a toss up who has the most dangerous snakes africa or australia,and south america is right behind them,the world is full of dangerous snakes,tree climbing and slithering types,no way they can keep anti venom for all of the bites,i'm staying out of africa,would love to see australia,but that krait gives me some worry,and its fast too,

This is the type of video worth watching in high definition

Love the birds singing in the back ground

Great video. Would be interested to know more about Twig snakes and the one that was puffing its throat out. I thought only Boomslangs did that.

I doubt the Larged Eyed Green Tree Snake could be as dangerous as Boomslang.

nice video congratulation

Awesome

Awesome filming!

It is not real chirping it's sounds by edition 😎

I love that sky blue mottling that some of the males have, perfectly matching the sky and foliage as its background for a predator looking up thru dappled leaves w/ the sky as a backdrop. Amazing colors.

Beautiful photography of a snake I really have an affinity for. Well done!

I absolutely agree let mother nature do the talking

That snake is scary fast 😮

So much biodiversity
I feel modern world has lost touch with nature
Everyone is running after money and new tech only

Most dangerous
But looks very innocent
Beautiful also
LoL