We flew to France for 48Hrs to HUNT REPTILES! | (Challenge)

[@Lousmin]

Wow awesome vid, can’t wait to more of these🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks there will definitely be more coming in the future !

[@MarianBaker-k1i]

Really enjoyed the video. I didn't think I was an insect fan but I learnt some things! Really enjoyed it.

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks 😊

[@S1lesius]

11:40 Araneus grossus 15:10 Libelloides coccajus

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks 👌🏻

[@leeskeery]

Great video guys. Awesome finds. Makes me want to go hiking now. The beetle might be a Dor beetle. We found something similar recently. Though that one looks abit more matt in colour than ours so could be something else 😂

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks we didn’t know much about the invertebrates we found but they were cool to see none the less !

[@Ilijespeters]

I enjoyd your video! Amazing finds 🙌🏾 my self and my friend are going to France in april for herping. We wanne go to Southern france. Can you reconmend a good place? Our main target is the Aspis viper

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks, there are a couple of visitor spots near Vence but we couldn’t get to them without a car, worth looking on inaturalist. The main spot for Asps in southern France is Montpellier 👍🏻

[@Ilijespeters]

​@@PredatoryExoticsThankyou for the tips! It wil sure be helpfull

[@adrianbara-popa9960]

Nice video. Come to Pennsylvania, USA. We have some very cool species here that I wouldn't mind showing you guys.

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks, there’s so many places in the US that we want to go looking for reptiles!

[@timreptile]

Nice vid! Never knew there was more than one species of slow worm. Costa Rica would be good next, or maybe go looking for invasive and non native species in the uk would be easier in the wallet?

[@PredatoryExotics]

Thanks, Costa Rica would definitely be full of reptiles, we had thought of maybe doing a uk based one 🤔

[@otodus2802]

7:50 This is the bloody-nosed beetle (Timarcha tenebricosa), these beetles excrete their blood when they feel threatened