FINDING RARE SNAKE ON TABLE MOUNTAIN, CHAMELEONS AND MORE.

[@jdean1851]

GREAT TOAD!!! NICE TRIP!!!

[@plant_paradox5663]

The western cape leopard toad is so beautiful.❤❤

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

They sure are!

[@deanboshoff6849]

That Western Leopard toad is magnificent. Some amazing finds and photos Tyrone.

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Thanks Dean!

[@jdean1851]

ALL GREAT HERPS" I like the Sneaky antics of those Dwarfs!

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Their camo is really next level! Thanks for watching!

[@BryceBroom]

Proper stuff!! I definitely need to herp down in the cape

[@RaderGH]

Love that you focused on the Reed snake scales, awesome detail with the breaths.

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

They’re great looking snakes for sure. Cheers!

[@Metoo-y7q]

Not common place for us that cannot visit South Africa. Thank you so much for showing us your landscaping, snakes, frogs and geckos 😊amazing!! That reed snake looks like one of the garter snakes in the states, it’s rear fang, venomous also, and everyone says they musk when handling but so far I’ve been very lucky 😬I was wondering if you were watching out for those puff adder’s 😮very appreciative of your videos, taking me where I haven’t travelled ❤

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Thanks for watching! Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Should have more herping videos within the next month - doing some traveling up the east coast.

[@fishingandherping7681]

Just found this video and then checked out your channel, great stuff! Fantastic videos and photographs and very knowledgeable narration, have subbed, always great to find another herping channel on youtube :)

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Cheers mat, I appreciate you checking out the video and sub!

[@fishingandherping7681]

@@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica No worries, look forward to watching the rest :)

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Nice mountain. The adder was kind of unexpected. Very nice leopard toad with a beautiful patterns. European toads also have the same problem with road traffic every breeding season. Probably it is a universal toad problem, because those amphibians migrate long distances. Why are those pines planted there? They look somewhat invasive and they’re probably a fire hazard. They are even here in Greece, where they are native. Isn’t there any native African substitute?

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

The pines are plated for forestry, used for paper and timber.

[@YounesKD]

Next you should do this in morocco, its in north africa and it has such a high amount of herpetofauna similar to south africa, both also have similar climate, amazing video tho!

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

That sure would be great! very similar species

[@pengyuanji8058]

Table Mountain ?

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Parts of it