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Deadliest South Africa, Discovery Channel Full Documentary Episode 2

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Deadliest South Africa, Discovery Channel Full Documentary Episode 2


Kurdt Greenwood is on a quest to seek out South Africa’s twelve most deadly snakes, as well as to educate and inspire people to see the value of these often misunderstood creatures.

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  4. Anyone know if at around 25'30" it's either Rondevlei or Zeekoevlei in Cape Town? Can't tell for sure but the vegetation and the mountains in the background really look like it..

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  10. Kurdt you so amazing really good just like Steve Irvin rip keep it up I’m new subscriber. Your channel derserve way more audience your channel is so different and better than these other geographic channels

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  12. That part with the cape cobra… what the actual fuck man, what store sells pants big enough for those balls… you just put a cobra to sleep and or made it play dead and kissed it. I’m dumbfounded, definitely an incredible person with an incredible passion for wildlife! Love and respect from the US.

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  20. I also saw a vine snake on in Yucca Island outside of maputo Mozambique it stayed in the small shrub for 5 days and then move I later saw another one in the branches at night with my headlamp yeah I hear there's no anti-venin vitamin K transfusions or something like that but one would have to be an idiot to get bitten by one of these incredible markings and camouflage looks like lichens

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  21. I've seen one of those Terrapins in Zimbabwe my first Safari I did a walking Safari I didn't feel right about doing it in a car and if one is in a car you're not going to see a terrapin the first animal I saw was a honey badger the second one was a terrapin about as big as the one you're holding in 6 in of water in a stream that was 2 ft wide very cool you're very good at what you do you obviously no snake psychology I enjoy your show and will continue to watch more episodes Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I we got right where I live alone four different species of rattlesnakes Diamondback Mojave Sidewinder and black-tailed rattlesnake all kinds of lizards horny toad Hela monster I've only seen one and 13 years and I'm in the desert all the time I actually live smack dab in the middle of the Sonoran Desert not actually Tucson incredible life here in the Sonoran Desert absolutely amazing and the desert tortoise insects Galore roadrunners all kinds of crazy snakes at least 16 species right where I live and at least 16 species of lizard right where I live yeah they're wonderful and what you do with snakes is absolutely amazing I've never seen anything like it keep up the good work keep on keeping on

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  24. Twig snake always looked like nasty C*** to me anyway, never mind after i saw it with Kurdt, lol! I love snakes, but never liked the look of ole' Twiggy 😂🐍

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  25. Omg id never seen/heard about that amazing Lizard! The spiney body and curling up into a ball is so unique…i learn and see something new in every video from Kurdt. 👍🐍

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  28. THIS GENTLEMAN IS CRAZEE SHORTENING HIS LIFE I AM FROM ZAMBIA LIVED IN AFRICA OVER 55YRS ALSO AN GAME RANGER I CAN ASSURE YOU HIS L;IFE IS SHORT LIVED WITH MOST OFD THE DANGEROUS SNAKES I WAS BITTEN BY GABOON WIPER ALMOST DIED BUT LUCKELY I AM ALIVE I DO FEEL VERY VSORY FOR THIS YOUNG MAN AS OLD AS MY SON HE MAY HAVE BACK UP BUT SINGLE MISTAKE HE WILL GO FROM THIS WORLD

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  31. talking about pushing the limits…!!!

    i´ve been handling snakes and other venomous animals since the late 80s and i´m still wearing protective gear with any venomous death noodle or spider or or or i handle…
    in all these yrs, i was bitten twice…
    one dry bite (forest cobra) and another, quite bada** snake, which put me in a hospital for 3 weeks…

    put petting a gaboon??? u crazy!!! great research and facts and handling these animals…
    let´s just hope, trying to educate ppl doesn´t kill u…

    u stay safe man!!! got my follow and likes…

    s/o from berlin-germany…

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  32. he's a professional for sure, but why even take an unnecessary risk by interacting so close with these deadly animals? this is something that only idiot Steve Irwin would do…

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  37. I could watch this man all day.
    He is not only knowledgeable and talented with animals, he is stunning to look at with a sexy accent. I salute you sir. 😍😍😍

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  39. He is amazing!! The REAL animal whisperer! Incredible! I could watch him for days!! This man needs his own show! He is truly an incredible human being & the animals sense his gentle nature.

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  47. So up and close, really personal with spouts of knowledge, wisdom and inspiration. To think these were my backyards, only now I have a better understanding of these creatures. Thanks Kurdt!

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