Stove Top Mamba | Snake City

Simon and Siouxsie find a black mamba hiding in an oven.
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Ride shotgun with snake-catcher Simon Keys and herpetologist girlfriend, Siouxsie Gillett, as they rush across Snake City in response to screams of terror: from deadly black mambas in wardrobes to cobras in factories and green mambas in casinos.
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Stove Top Mamba | Snake City
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[@skullduggery3377]

-bill, meet black mamba -black mamba, meet bill

[@coldcountess]

Have any of your clients been bitten by the kinds of venomous snakes you catch ??

[@eniyajm2512]

Simon:danger danger danger Me:*gets neourvous* ahhhhhhhhh... Phew nothing happened 😅

[@kyleconley3834]

Simon keys is so AWESOME !!!

[@SeniorMeat]

"Wanted to bite and kill everything there"

[@Hamidzan745]

lol

[@joff3777]

That statement made me dislike the video

[@neetaraj]

Not a good snake

[@MrDjones27]

My favorite show

[@rocket1119]

Me to

[@majalca03]

I think a fragmentation grenade would be useful in such a situation.

[@kamryn4906]

There reaction at the beginning

[@suminthraoojugir9041]

Dear Simon Keys You and your teammates are simply heroes and heroines Please show us your snake collection. I would also like to see Mr Neville's snake collection. Rushen and Trishen and Suminthra Oojugir South Africa Kwa Zulu Natal

[@oceanspotatoe5519]

God that scared my A LOT

[@Justaperson8415]

Can you make snake city's But FULL Episodes Please!

[@luzrodriguez9487]

They are so dirty.clean the place up.

[@lisakn27]

I tend to agree, but where they gonna take that stuff? No waste management there I don't believe. Very poor people live there..a lot of it is also how they were raised..Plus Africa has corruption of government and steal the people's resources and money.

[@annaira3119]

he is soo brave tough

[@adisonneely3694]

They are both awsome

[@ashokhegde4447]

Wow! You guys are awesome.😓😌

[@drewmaruna2326]

South Africa must be a very diverse place.

[@thekingfisher5918]

Simon is that body do you have or cover of magazine.??

[@kaygeeboi]

When tattoo artist watch too much National Geographic.

[@dj1835]

Kobe!!!!

[@sarahblueberry9991]

There bloody everywhere in Africa and India I live in Australia 🇦🇺 and I've only seen a king brown 🐍 snake out and about one time and I'm 33😁🤟🏻

[@parnoldjohnson1230]

Simon is it easy for you and Susie to catch black mambas spitting cobras and African cobras

[@dom306]

PArnold Johnson probably not because they're very venomous and dangerous

[@lbo6050]

No of course not, that's a ridiculous question.

[@IngridSilva-ts7cg]

os episodios completos era bem mas legal

[@sendaikantaicollecion5288]

lam your fans!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@srinivasmengani1423]

Sir snake in the city 2022 episodes

[@cainster]

0:25 copyright Steve Irwin

[@kyleharmon4419]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kendo68]

Pros

[@emmacheyanne2013]

WeVet

[@ultimatedeathmetal]

For the algorithm

[@jeanlubrano5109]

il a des français

[@ItsThatVogue]

Why do they let them live?

[@lbo6050]

I definitely respect you guys for wanting to save animals.. But this particular snake.. With how many there are and how often they're kill humans- there is no need to save these Mambas. IMO...

[@enisahill2436]

Yes they are deadly but their venom is very beneficial for scientific researches to get medicine which could cure Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.

[@peteandenzo19]

L Bo theres no need to save humans but people do

[@lbo6050]

Enisa Hill interesting. Well that's nice to know. Hopefully it helps sooner than later I know people who have those diseases suffer daily

[@mrkipling2201]

Not only that. If we had no snakes then the rodent population would be off the scale.

[@shafian03]

2nd

[@Varianna12]

Their efforts to catch snakes like this are indeed interesting; I catch and relocate Timber Rattlers here (Georgia) myself. But we diverge in belief at a certain point: I will not expose myself to extreme danger to save a snake. Meaning, that the snake or other dangerous predator might have to die to save human life. Another thing disgusting to tree huggers: I have a shotgun loaded with #8 shot handy along with my snake tongs. Every situation is different of course. Timber rattlers are generally docile animals and easy to safely pick up. But from what I've seen of these murderous things, my "backup babe" would tote the 12 gauge. (I am aware that this is repugnant to Greens and people from other progressive sheep countries.

[@qaz010wsx]

You are wrong. I'm one of those tree huggers you're talking about, but I completely agree with you on putting human a human life before a snakes. So if a snake has to be killed for safety, then so be it.

[@alanagee6043]

She is nothing but a liability