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you are a very talented and gifted individual many blessings

It’s not if, it is when you will get bit son! I know. I was that guy once….years ago. Get insurance, get a will. Your day is coming, don’t kid yourself!

I havent been scared of someone handling a snake in a long time. Stay safe young man.

OK so that was a few drops as well. That's kinda horrifying.

I love kraits, and that is by far the most gorgeous one I've ever seen! The slug snake is freakin' adorable. It's too bad they are so hard to keep in captivity (unless you plan on breeding slugs as well.) I didn't know that coral snakes had such long venom glands. That's just crazy. I've never even heard of a bronzeback before. They must not be popular in the pet trade. The striped coral snake looks like a garter snake or a ribbon snake, it would be easy for an amateur to make a horrible mistake. The Wegler's viper is such a sweetheart, I can see why you like them so much. The blue tongue on the rat snake was pretty impressive. It looks like he's blowing a party favor. I loved seeing all of the lizards, geckos, and frogs too. You've got a new subscriber! ❤

Wow that green red tailed rat snake was a mammoth. I saw an albino one for the first time watching Kevin mccurley N. E. R. D. They are so neat looking . Kinda reminds me of a boot slanger . This green one was a bueat!! I was just watching through your old videos👍🏼

Do you ever worry about people taking you out deep into the woods to harvest your organs?

Crazy you free handling these blue coral snake, even thought you know that if you got bitten the chances are 50% lethal even with hospital

that's all , its waaay passed my bed time.

Wow the face of that little lizard

It is funny, I am scared of snakes but if I was hanging out with you I would feel comfortable free handling some snakes under your supervision.

I don´t think he is going to bite you.......

🔥🔥🔥as always

your passion and love for these animals is inspiring!

A Red Headed Krait arround your neck!? Come on man…be more professional!

Oh, come on David… You were fooled too lol

Oh, come on David… You were fooled too lol

I know one thing that'll get you killed for sure and that's complacency and I see a lot of that here I'll still watch the videos cuz I love the channel but man you take a lot of unnecessary risks

I know you know what you're doing man but there was a lot of close calls in this video I love watching your videos man but it's not worth your life at a young age❤❤❤

Those termite's was crazy lol 😂😂😂😂😂felt like me and my ex 😂😂😂😂😂😂be safe ❤

There is always a first time. When in doubt.. Pull out. Dancing with the devil.

Copperheads are really beautiful. Of the subspecies I like the Trans Pecos best. However in Oklahoma we have the Osage Copperhead. Which lacks banding and is a blue grey color with cream belly. Also very cool. Cary in Tucson

Cut your fucking nails

A hook is a cheap tool all herpers carry. You may like to handle the venomous snakes but you really need to show a bit of intelligence. Quit being stupid so as not to be teaching children to be stupid.

WOW" SPEECHLESS in IDAHO!

Thank's David...really amazing , from France

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With the exception of his razor-sharp claws that monitor was very docile. I’ve always thought the head/neck shape of some of the smaller monitors (especially) is very bird like. Also; the first turtle was a very large Golden coin turtle and that blue butterfly was a blue morpho species. Great video. 👍🏻

Did he fart?

Great video 🤘🏻

This guy is going to get tagged really badly soon.

Please stay safe!

The cinnamon frogs are so cute!! Blue corals are always absolutely stunning!It always amazes me how docile some of the pit vipers are. It seeing interactions like these that really show snakes are not mean animals that always want to attack/bite. That red headed trait was huge!!

killing it 🔥

Thanks for the video David! Also, thank you for not intentionally taking the piss in your videos all the time. Thank you for that.

I now had the time and watched it. Nice diversity of snakes and other animals. The Amami rabbit is a very rare and evolutionarily distinct rabbit. Yes, male newts have a swollen vent. They have glands which produce material for the spermatophore. It is laudable that they are protecting their wildlife, but on the other hand the situation with the pit viper is unfortunate. I don’t know what to make about this.

I was stationed in Okinawa in the Marines. Lived there for a year. It was awesome...I was bitten by a Habu in Jungle Warfare Training on the Island. snakes everywhere...still have the scar ....Island is also home to many sea snakes...Good times!!..FYI they make a Sake using the snake, call Habu Sake. Its like the worm in the bottom of the bottle like Tequila.

Are you kidding! Monitors especially Odatria are way cooler than snakes.

Great vid, loved the huge wag, but I’m biased. Also the krait was nuts

That bird was like did I ask u to film me 😂

Question so with the venom glands of the Blue Coral snake being in the body and so long, when consuming prey does it compress the venom glands and cause the snake to inject more venom into its meal?

The Blue Coral Snake is so pretty, the red head, tail and entire underbelly. So beautiful.

1:38 Chestnut-naped Forktail

I live in North Carolina, in the US and I’ve come across snakes similar to the dwarf reed snake. It first glance I thought they where earthworms! They move like a snake though.

You almost got bit in the first 4 seconds 😱😬

Dude, David, what a monster Flaviceps! You make me so anxious every time I watch your videos and you handle a super venomous snake, that if it bite you way out there in the forest, could drop you dead before you can get proper help. I don’t want that to happen to you bro! Always exciting footage, nonetheless. You’re a boss herper, my dude

damn david.... u're best at what you do. That wagler's pit viper casually sneaking on your bag and you being calm... u're the boss David hats off. Be safe buddy and keep dropping bangers like this one.

@Davisfeed , I keep offering suggestions as a former American Wildlife Specialist because I like you as a fellow herper. I just learned something new from you about the blue coral. I had no idea how large the venom glands were. That is an amazing specimen, the first of it's kind I've seen. I like how you improved your close ups. I will humbly make one additional recommendation. Take what money you are making from this channel over living expenses and buy a high quality light/ torch that BEST covers the spectrum. You need a head lamp or special mount for it too. I'm not up on light tech, but it would be a big asset to bring out the iridescence and deep collor hues of these herps at night. You are taking very high risks, so why not get the best of the best light for you to capture the vivid photography that you are getting. What you have is good, but you need pro lighting my friend. 🍵😎👍

Dave is going to get bit he is being too loose with handling these venomous snakes

Great video as always 💥 thanks again.