Uganda: On the Land of Vipers

[@charlottegrieff662]

I've thorougherly enjoyed this series. I'm so glad I found it.

[@iconschannelug]

As a first Ugandan to comment please Ugandans give a like ❤❤

[@TintinBenjamin]

♥️

[@Wawancungkring-jk5gj]

Nice to meet you bro

[@_ruddegar]

I dont believe you

[@Wawancungkring-jk5gj]

​@@_ruddegaryou are free to comment

[@kamyalameck1838]

Bakuwe kyoonywa😂

[@bizzybee852]

Uganda is such a naturally beautiful country. The cities, villages, and towns, in general, are not very attractive, but the countryside looks like what one imagines the garden of Eden looked like. Nathanael did an amazing job photographing and handling the various reptiles and in explaining the biology and intricacies of each one. I do not care for snakes at all, but I do like learning about them, and I enjoyed this documentary very much. Thank you for posting this documentary.

[@Wazabanga1]

A Ugandan here enjoying coverage of my beautiful motherland away from home..Viva my motherland🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

[@muhumuzaemmanuel8854]

Love from Uganda here 😊😊 🇺🇬

[@teddymweu7030]

Beautiful Uganda love from 🇰🇪

[@عبدالرحمنالمشولي-ن8ق]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video ❤

[@SeLfish1208]

Amazing images and outstanding science work!

[@RamenNoodlePackets]

Excellent video, Snakes are such amazing creatures.

[@manoliolizon]

just fantastic. Thank you.

[@cgtatted4145]

Beautifully dangerous!!! Watching from US!

[@pbac7540]

This dude is crazy 😅

[@tresphorempundu3185]

😂😂😂 🤦

[@josephgabriel2336]

Hunting snakes in the brush wearing shorts. Perfect!!

[@MrOREO86]

Searching for venomous snakes in a khaki shorts...now that's what i call BRAVE..

[@jenniferlastella210]

Or stupid. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@MrOREO86]

@jenniferlastella210 the "brave" was actually a toned down stupid.. Takes a lot of bravery to be that unbothered

[@jenniferlastella210]

@@MrOREO86 😂

[@rogerst.lwakataka3225]

wow. what a beautiful documentary!

[@thepainphantom]

That monitor will tell stories to its children "Well, I got abducted by an alien once..."

[@briansafariguide]

Amazing documentary… well done

[@kamyalameck1838]

One Uganda one people one people one Uganda 🇺🇬 raaaaaaaaaaa

[@JeanLouisCabaret]

Magnifique comme d'habitude le coup du chapeau génial 💡

[@azambresonia5056]

Thanks very much for this most interesting report. Beautiful animals. Greetings from Hamburg Germany

[@Wawancungkring-jk5gj]

Nice to meet you bro

[@Emmbedd]

That Gaboon viper had like 4 liters of venom

[@josejamesmoralessierra7557]

Excelentes documentales. Me gusta siempre ver esta clase de videos ilustrativos del mundo. Os agradezco.

[@TheLightintheheart]

Beautiful! Thank you.

[@cuber9320]

Monitor lizard when it’s on its back: paint me like one of your French lizards 😊

[@dsch2038]

Thank you so much for your work! 👍👍

[@JuneWood-qh5py]

This story and these photos are so incredibly beautiful and touching looking at these magnificent creatures is truly humbling thank you

[@lizziesangi1602]

As the first New Yorker to comment, please give New Yorkers a like 😁

[@LeoniaPereira-m7o]

Amo de coração este documentário, LEÔNIA MACEIÓ AL. BRAZIL

[@j.a.t.vijaya9078]

Amazing information....very impressive

[@deividasgnedinas7592]

I really like music composers job in here!

[@Leonbergerss]

great video

[@jasimine_b]

if ever we will develop into a star trek style utopian society, these pictures will be a valued part of the federations earth-database for millennia. (highest praise from nerds like me :P) incredible job, thank you mr. maury and team!

[@Wawancungkring-jk5gj]

Nice to meet you bro

[@BAinPA]

Like something Spock would have looking at in Star Trek IV.

[@mackdog3270]

How in the world can he sleep with all those bugs? I'd be ready for a mental hospital if I tried it.

[@kennethmuhumuza5595]

Thanks 😊

[@JuneWood-qh5py]

I absolutely love all of wildlife and I thank you very much for caring and sharing your story and experience I would really like to know more about the laws of Uganda for wildlife do they have laws against poaching or trapping of wildlife there are many stories out there on different countries that permit atrocities against wildlife so I want to make sure I’m not supporting people or these countries that don’t care for its wildlife thank you I guess I’ll try to read more about the country because this is super incredible and fascinating

[@MartinCapron]

It looks great! Wish I could get there and look around!

[@JuneWood-qh5py]

I absolutely love all of wildlife and I thank you very much for caring and sharing your story and experience I would really like to know more about the laws of Uganda for wildlife do they have laws against poaching or trapping of wildlife there are many stories out there on different countries that permit atrocities against wildlife so I want to make sure I’m not supporting people or these countries that don’t care for its wildlife thank you I guess I’ll try to read more about the country

[@stanleyanthony9850]

Am fascinated by this country and it’s reptiles

[@garykooienga9990]

T. kirtlandii was generally handled w/ impunity until one knocked R.Mertens dead.Then, some immediate respect for Mr.Twig Snake.

[@peterkiburio8323]

Did you carry your anti venom?

[@Kevjoseful]

Where are all the Ugandans that made this possible for you??😢😢

[@theokingshango]

Nathaniel ffs put the long trousers on😅

[@markwinter9001]

Why are you milking a snake in the wild?

[@kamelhammami8662]

C'est grand défis entouré de grands risques pour votre vie Portez vous bien frère

[@s3ri4l]

He has exposed legs to these snakes 😮

[@KatelynnWitty]

Great content, as always! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

[@daxthaxe]

More NATIVE names please otherwise great work🎉

[@jawakening2043]

He hurt that Green Mamba 😢 and messed up it's mouth you can tell at the end. Did he drug that snake I think so

[@BavonWW]

5:10 Aww, poor little guy. Leave him be.

[@wahabkaddugumisiriza9037]

Big up my country

[@crispinmuniele2291]

Vas aussi dans mon pays le congo Kinshasa précisément à l´équateur ya pas mal des choses

[@aweeersad3]

Possible documentary film about Fidel Carsto

[@Notfar-rightjustright]

Already is one

[@lizziesangi1602]

🤣🤣🤣

[@aweeersad3]

@@lizziesangi1602 wat

[@geronimo29]

De suivre bon nombre vidéos voire toutes, je me demande si nos amis les hêtres vivants ne ressentent pas la gentillesse et le calme de Nathanaël , vu comment ils (les animaux), se comportent lors des séances photos, dociles.

[@tshepimoshabi4593]

So the names that the natives of that area have for these snakes don't matter huh???

[@Mr1NSAN1TY]

nice

[@LanaDelady]

What language is he speaking?

[@odekegeorge-g2z]

Your video made me suspicious about my environment, so I had to close my door for my comfort. In my childhood, these creatures were common. Grazing animals and working in the fields was dangerous, as at any moment you could encounter them. Monitor lizards were believed to be able to suckle milk from cows by tying their tails to the cow's legs, preventing it from moving away. We also believed that if one struck its tail on your legs, it would leave an incurable wound. Nasi comis were also very common, especially in heaps of harvested remains and potato plantations when they grew bushy. There were deadly species, though local remedies were available for treatment. However, some victims could end up with permanent leg disabilities. Pythons were common, especially because they targeted goats. If a goat was tied, the python would often be trapped and struggle to get away. People generally killed them for their oil, and rarely for their skin. There were also cobras in various sizes: small ones about 0.6 meters, medium ones around 1.2 meters, and large ones that could reach lengths of over 2 meters. I remember one event when a classmate almost picked up a coiled cobra, thinking it was a piece of black plastic from a distance. As she got closer, she realized it was a huge snake and ran for her life. People around gathered to kill it, but guess what? Anyone who raised their hand while looking at the snake would find it chasing them! No matter its defense mechanisms, it was eventually killed. It measured about 2.5 meters. In those old days, grazing animals and cultivation were the major activities, and coming across one of these creatures was a common experience! Thanks, Maury. Get time visit the Eastern Part as well! Regards, George from the East of Uganda, watching from the West Nile Region.

[@annntambi6924]

You're crazy...those animalas can eat you in a minute. We've ever met a man being eaten alive by lions in queen elizabeth😢 some people joke with life too much

[@MutoniRacheal-d2p]

Where are you taking our snakes 😢😢😢to your country?where

[@BashirAhmed-c2d]

You real venom bro snake normal you real 😂

[@BentlyBerstler]

othing we can do about fakes…I could care less how many people have the same bag as myself…that makes it really spoken for.. I hate when people say they don’t want a certain purse because everyone has it well everyone has a hole are we gonna get rid of ours because of that? Everyone one does something different with their kislux for example their style, your style will set you apart.

[@SsedengeOctarvias-j1f]

Store of creatures DNA Uganda

[@Stevehafasha]

In luganda language that sneak called esarambwa

[@sheilaaciro6336]

He doesn’t 😂need your help

[@josemanuelmunoz789]

Que admirable belleza, diseño y estructura tienen las serpientes,camaleones y en general todos los ejemplares fotografiados,de Uganda el único ejemplar que causa terror, es el difunto dictador ldi Amin... 🙄🧐🤔

[@giovannibuscone1164]

Yes, the proper dressing 😂😂😂 to search snakes, 🤦🤦🤦not serious 👎

[@shabanvegas07]

🇺🇬🇺🇬🤍

[@Khatam34]

👍🏻

[@End_Illegal_Apartheid_israhell]

vipers

[@sheilaaciro6336]

Rusaian

[@takuan650]

Cruelty by photography. Had enough after 5 min.

[@bushmaster7515]

Don't like British accent at all.