Deadly snakes of Trinidad and Tobago with Mr Bat and Farmer Harry

We're inside Caura with two bushmen, Mr Bat and Farmer Harry, talking about deadly snakes of Trinidad and Tobago.
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[@trini-rt6xn]

Bushmen to the bone, Mr. Bat and Farmer Harry are extremely precise in their descriptions of the dangers of venomous snakes. Mr. Harry has also shown and shared his Antidote with visitors. It should be noted that Mr. Bat and Farmer Harry display Respect, but NOT FEAR for snakes. In one of Mr. Baptiste's videos, Mr. Bat shared that he was never bitten by a snake. Safety in the Bush is based on Experience and Awareness of one's surroundings. Wise explorers always seek the help of Local Guides when charting new territory as the Local Bushmen always know better than "Bookmen"! Keen eyesight (observe no glasses), keen hearing, keen smell, and heightened senses are all qualities that Bushmen like Mr. Bat and Farmer Harry possess. They can scan their environment and detect danger in a millisecond!!! As to the snake mentioned by Farmer Harry - FER-DE-LANCE, this snake injects 105mg of venom in one bite!!! It's name comes from THREE FRENCH WORDS: FER which means IRON; DE which means OF; and LANCE which means SPEAR. Put them altogether we get the literal Translation - SPEAR OF IRON, or more simply SPEARHEAD. Much respect to men like Me. Bat and Farmer Harry!👏. I'd trust either of them anytime with my life in the Bush "Inside Caura".✨👏👍

[@zahiramohammed3039]

trini 0324 Do appreciate info 🖒

[@driftertt1971]

The Real Masters of the Bush I see Mr Bat and I think he is still with us, God bless you and your family always

[@rosalinds3692]

Straight from the horses' mouths. Knowledge shared that can only come from experience. It is a blessing that both Mr. Bat and Mr. Harry were always excited and willing to share. If memory serves me right, I remember another bushman telling me to always protect my ankles because that's where the snake strikes. Mr. Harry to confirm. Lol. Thanks again Lyndon for sharing The "bushmen" with us and keeping the story of Mr. Bat alive.

[@allisonmohammed6463]

It is good to see you bring back memories. Of Mr. Bat I enjoyed every minute of this. Mr Harry is very skillful intelligent bushman. He will survived anywhere. Good vlog.

[@jevanramsook5380]

Lyndon thank you for filming this vlog with these two gentleman🙏

[@sanjaysamuel2315]

The boss himself Mr Bat 🕊

[@zahiramohammed3039]

Always a pleasure to listen to these men!! Their experience are PRICELESS God bless them ❤❤ RIP Mr Bat ❤🌹

[@zalinahuggins1744]

Seeing Mr bat again is so awesome. Please pull out some more of these videos from whoever you keep them. You made my day Lyndon. Thanks

[@Trinigrade01]

Great knowledge from these two bush veterans. Mr Bat good to see Yuh man. Keep flying high over us✌️

[@bettygangadeen737]

Lyndon always a pleasure seeing my bat in your videos. He is now like a great legend or a great celebrity that has gone to the great beyond. Mr Harry keep up the fight and the good information.

[@TheUrbandilema]

Is tru he say I remember seeing some big mappire on the blanchessise road on the arima side...good footage of Mr bat.awesome video boy...also note anti venom can be got at sangre grande hospital or health centre

[@ravisingh5207]

Very entertaining.. great job.

[@rawhenrnh]

I was about to ask when we seeing more of the caura series.

[@vidiaseepersad1147]

Abt time bring dem vids Lyndon bless

[@thewildlifemaster5300]

This is some good knowledge 👌🏾 they speaking facts 💯

[@cookingwithmadho1118]

Dear Lyndon, I came accross this video and will show it to my students in Sam Sharpe Teachers' College, Jamaica as they always ask me about Trini snakes...We need to raise discourse about the demonisation of snakes versus man's need for slef-preservation....But I love the way you project aspects of local culture..god bless you and your family,...

[@lyndonbaptiste]

Thank you kindly. This conversation with a zookeeper is also extremely informative kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZO7gIyYa9NjmNE

[@shameelkhan2049]

Fer de Lance fangs are some of the longest in the world. It's even longer than a bushmaster fang which grows a lot bigger. Thanks Lyndon. Good to see another vid of Mr Bat. 🙏

[@partylap]

The bushmaster has longer fangs than the fer de lance. It is probably second only to the gaboon viper

[@SiriusStarGazer]

Tha Gaboon viper is the snake with the longest fang in the world, (up to 5 cms) Very beautiful and venomous.The snake is native to sub sahara Africa.

[@Yayon]

Well look how I went to school watching this video. 😮

[@janethecht8263]

Oh mr bat

[@Trini_Surviver]

What became of Mr bat Young plants venture

[@ReapingWhatYouSow]

I remember seeing the remedy🤣🤣🤣

[@BettyFL]

Mapepires hide so well that you don’t make out one is there until it’s too late. Nah man, I runnin’ full speed if I bounce up on one of them ting.

[@reppintrini3576]

R.i.p.bat

[@milzinspirations9110]

If you are threatened by a snake, it's either your life or the snake life 😅 and I ain't waiting around to get bite to die by a snake and God giving me beautiful life everyday, nah man😆.

[@JacobandNichVlogs]

Is that Sana voice ? In the background

[@lyndonbaptiste]

You have sharp ears!

[@JacobandNichVlogs]

@@lyndonbaptiste 😄👋 I try my best to pay attention to everything in a video lol not just what is infront the camera 😅

[@fixorfling7032]

Them does taste good with dumplings

[@lyndonbaptiste]

😂

[@arianayoung7537]

Hi I would scared 😱 to lived there not me I will take a tour maybe. But who knows 🤔 The last time I was there? I think was about 16 years ago. I didn't sleep all night only watching by the windows for thieves lol Hmmm Imagine now it's getting more worst with killings. Shootings.

[@marlonk1976]

I am killing a Map-Ah-Pee also

[@lyndonbaptiste]

😁

[@arianayoung7537]

Aweee looked at Mr Bat.

[@rikkiundheim9015]

Some facts but more ignorance than anything else ...snake bites in trinidad are very rare and far between ...somebody should school these old fellas ...