FINDING MADAGASCAR BOAS AND HISSING COCKROACHES IN LEMUR FOREST | MADAGASCAR EXPEDITION EPISODE 6

[@Reptiliatus]

Welcome back to Episode 6 of the Madagascar Expedition! Which animal was your favourite to see in today's episode? I can't begin to describe how magical of an experience observing the wild ring-tailed lemurs was! I was surprised by how friendly wild Dumeril's boas are! So hard to decide! Thank you for watching!

[@mtsmrc]

The ring tail lemur

[@cara9648]

The ring tail lemur following you reminded me of a child seeing a passing animal and following it to check it out. His curiosity was adorable.

[@Reptiliatus]

He was too cute! Dāv and I had a blast interacting with him!

[@MOONOVERMIAMI]

Hello great video information Dayyan

[@Reptiliatus]

Hello! Thank you so much!

[@caseysilva6919]

What amazing footage of the ring tailed lemurs. Nothing beats seeing animals in their natural environment.

[@leafystreet]

Dumerils are so underrated. great stuff

[@Reptiliatus]

They truly are! I’m tempted!

[@leafystreet]

@@Reptiliatus you and me both

[@MikeTytula]

Great video my dude! Seeing Lemur catta in the wild is one of the many experiences that I will never forget from that trip!

[@Reptiliatus]

Thanks ma man! I couldn’t agree more with you and sharing that experience with each other made it a million times more special!

[@loriw2661]

Nothing, and I mean NOTHING, would ever get me to touch a Madagascar hissing *thing*. Other than that, this was a great video. Especially the Dumerils Boa. 🐍❤️🐍

[@SolidSerpents]

Episode 6?!? WOO WOO WOO!!!

[@Reptiliatus]

Thanks for watching! 🤠🙏🏼

[@PegzieBean]

The lemurs are beautiful & definitely have that curious look to them. Of course my first thought was "Zaboomafoo!" But he wasn't a ring-tail. And I've just aged myself.. haha. Thanks for documenting and sharing this with us!

[@Reptiliatus]

They were amazing! Haha yes, you are correct! Zaboomafoo was a Sifaka lemur! Thank you so much for watching and supporting this series! It really means a lot to me! 🙏🏼

[@jaytaylor2900]

How many more Madagascar videos can we expect they have been fantastic!!! Keep them coming!

[@Reptiliatus]

Thank you kindly! At least 2 or so!

[@ILCorvo001]

Some fantastic finds in this one. Seeing Ring-tailed Lemur's in the wild hopping around like that so close must have been incredible. I'm glad you're sharing your time there with us.

[@juliegoddard4846]

Really enjoyed the beautiful scenery and your excellent commentary x

[@TheBlubunni]

Another awesome video! Loved it but the ring-tailed lemurs stole the show! 🥰 such interesting creatures, learn something new every day. Thank you for sharing once again 😊

[@Reptiliatus]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rickcroney1286]

I have enjoyed every one of these videos from Madagascar and the species that you have brought to us. My personal favorite (with a huge bias) has to be the Dumeril's Boa! Seeing their natural environment has only made me even happier to have one in our lives and enjoy the set up that I created. The Lemurs in this video were also spectacular!

[@Reptiliatus]

Thank you very much! So happy you are enjoying the series! Great choices!

[@TheCaptaininsaino]

That locust was beautiful! Like a piece of living jewelry.

[@elisabethv8571]

I loveeeeeeee hissing roaches, to me they are just so cute 😊 Also, I read about a newly discovered lizard species in Peru, in a national park this morning. It made me think of you guys having this journey ^^

[@ChantalsCritters]

Omg the lemurs they are so cute. Great part 6

[@123Zara]

Hey there! Great videos 🙂 Thank you for what you do!

[@Reptiliatus]

Hi! Thank you so much for the encouraging compliment! Thank you so much for your support and viewership!

[@coastal_chameleon4668]

I was waiting to see the hissers !!!!!!!!! Thank you !!

[@morgancampbell7115]

I really like how you've been touching on the different insects as well

[@Reptiliatus]

Thank you! I loooove insects so I try!

[@danielleb.7055]

Ohh that sanzinia! I just love their head structure. I cant get wnough of these beautiful animals. Gosh so darn lucky. I would have just died..seriously lol. I would have been happy just seeing that animal and going home lol. Dumerals are so amazing too. Id love to eventually have one once I know Im able to provide it with the amazing enclosure it deserves. So amazing

[@kevinpoe8137]

5:50, I believe that is a zonosaurus not sure which species though, and 6:15, I believe the hissers you found are wide horn hissers

[@SolidSerpents]

Dang that locust is cool.

[@Reptiliatus]

The colour was incredible!

[@sfooladi2254]

This is the nicest video, and you are seriously the nicest host :) Greetings from a former zoo-keeper and herper :)

[@Reptiliatus]

Wow, thank you! You are so kind! 🙏🏼 I really appreciate you watching the series! More videos in Madagascar to come next week! 🤠

[@messi-ev2fg]

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[@Reptiliatus]

Thank you for watching!

[@cadendownsidrum4461]

First here

[@Reptiliatus]

Bravo! Thank you for watching/supporting me!

[@sammyvargas3679]

👊👊👊👏❤️👍🙏🙏🙏

[@manthemanlyman]

I bet this is gonna be an amazing video! Edit:I was correct!

[@Reptiliatus]

I hope you love it!

[@thunderbasilisk1352]

I love how everytime you find a species you inevitably find its gender counterpart.