Green anaconda from the Amazon rainforest in Peru!
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The Green anaconda (Eunectes murinus) is the heaviest and one of the longest snakes in the world. This powerful constrictor lives in South America, either in the dense Amazon rainforest or open grasslands. Anacondas are highly aquatic and very stealthy in water. In our video we show the beautiful individual from Peru in its natural habitat. You will also see how exciting was the moment when we caught this snake!
South Americas most distinctive boa & one snake with their own unique power.
Such a wonderful sightings 😮
It was so cool to find an anaconda!
A wonderful video about a truly magnificent snake.
Many thanks!
Wieder ein toller Film! Super Aufnahmen 💯
Thank you very much for watching!
Very nice video 👍🏻
Thank you 👍
Zdravím zase nádherné záběry taková murinus užuž mi visela za palec a její par řád zahnutých zubů neslo vyndat naštěstí anakonda se sama odtrhla díky s pozdravem Petr.
Moc díky za sledování! Kousnutí od anakondy asi bude hodně nepříjemné.
Awesome. My favourite snake of all time. If I only had the space. Absolutely love Anaconda’s. Great job
Thanks 👍We did not even expect to find the Green anaconda, so it was a very special moment! They need a huge space, yes.
They certainly are an amazing species.
Fantastic footage! What a find, and in Peru no less!
Many thanks! We were so grateful that we could film a Green anaconda!
incredible video, probably the best snake related channel on youtube :)
Wow, thanks! We appreciate it!
Yacuruna - the name of water ghost living in peruvian Amazon rivers. Great experience, great video 👍
Thanks for watching! 🙂
Very beautiful and relaxing video ❤❤❤🐍🐍🐍
Great that you love it! 🙂🙏❤️
I love snakes I love your channel so much 😍😍💯💯💯💯💕💕💘💘💝❤❤🥰🥰
Thanks so much, this is awesome! Please consider joining our channel as a member to support our work! ❤
Such brilliant filming. An amazing snake. Thank you 💖
Great to hear that you love this video! Thank you thank you 🙏❤️
Incredible! Thank you for your efforts, love your channel 🐍
Thanks for that! We appreciate it! Please keep watching our videos!
Thank you so much for the behind the scenes footage. When I watch your videos I often find myself wondering how in the world you all are able to capture such natural behaviors of the snakes as if you’re not even there. This one was even more impressive with the underwater footage. I can’t afford to become a member but I try to let the ads play so at least you get a little revenue from that. Thank you so much for sharing your passion with us!
We try to add the behind the scenes footage at the end of our videos so it is visible how we work with snakes to film their natural behavior :) Thank you for watching our content and thank you for your support! Take care, Matej and Zuzana
You are an incredible couple, so brave and daring! Thank you for helping to educate those of us who are not!
Thank you so much! We try to be a good example for others! 🙏🙂
Always fun stuff! Congrats on the find! Is that a Mussurana @0:23 ?
It is the Crown false boa/Amazon scarlet snake 🙂Thanks for watching! 🙏
@@LivingZoology Another new one for me. Seems they may be closely related to Mussurana. Very similar to those in juvenile phase while also being both rear-fanged venomous constrictors, as are Mussurana.
WOW that’s an incredible experience for you guys, congratulations on your successful adventure. 🐍
Thanks so much!! This was unexpected and thus very strong experience!
great job again ! thank you for your work ❤
Thank you very much for watching our videos!
Fabulous footage!
Their footage is amazing. I’m always so perplexed how they get the footage without the snakes seeming to even notice they’re there. Truly impressive.
Thank you so much!
We are really happy that you think so!
You folks have a great Life.
We try to enjoy it and educate many people about snakes!
Luciano de Sorocaba sp
Brasil
As filmagens são maravilhosas parabéns continue assim
Thank you very much for watching! 🙏🙂
The green acaconda is so lucky to live in South America. If they lived in Asia, they would become people food.
Thanks for watching!
Asia is not china
Love your videos. I find them to be very interesting. I do have a question. Why does the river going through the Amazon always look so Muddy. I have noticed that on other videos too.
Thank you very much for watching our videos! Rivers in the Amazon basin are usually very muddy as they carry lot of sediments from the rainforest and it also regularly rains there.
Thank you so much a beautiful well shot informative video as usual .
Thank you very much for coming back to our channel!
Bravo. as always , your videos are still my favorite snake videos. The natural sounds as the soundtrack is perfect . dont ever change that! It allows the viewer to really take in all the awe- inspiring images and natural history bits as well. Someday you will cover my beloveds , like the elegant, savage hunters : the Boiga species... and pitvipers Trimeresurus ( and/or former Trim.s like Cryptolepis ) ...............or Wagler types (and wag laticintus (?) //// I.E. : ASIAN arboreal snakes are the best.... until then , I will enjoy whatever you film.
Thank you very much again! Awesome to see you are coming back to our channel :) We want to visit Asia again in the future, so your beloved species will be on the list of target species!
So Great - Nothing gets by Yinz.
Thanks a lot!
The green anaconda is such a stunning snake!😍🐍Thank you guys for your amazing videos. High quality, chiling nature sounds!They are so calming!❤️ I also love to watch your behind the scenes videos!😊
We agree, such a stunning species! So nice to hear that you love our content, the footage, sounds and also the behind the scenes! 😊❤️
Beautiful!❤ Is it Iquitos area?
Yes, it is! Thanks for watching!
Great content as always
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazes me how People keep & Control these Strong Snakes 🐍
You need to know how to work with these large snakes and having more people always helps!
Hi, love the content. On the topic of big snakes, would love to see footage of reticulated pythons. I realize they are on the other side of the world from the anaconda
Thank you! We have some footage of retics and we hope to get more so we can make a nice video about the species 🙂
Do you have footage on ball pythons, blood pythons? I never see much about blood pythons. There are many more snake species I’d love to see you guys cover. I just can’t think of their names right now. Also what about other interesting animals that ppl might like to see?
@@justdoinit2378 Check our video about the Ball python! m.czcams.com/video/C8AZmgerSSo/video.html&pp=ygUaQmFsbCBweXRob24gbGl2aW5nIHpvb2xvZ3k%3D We hope to find the Blood python in the future 🙂
0:23........Can you tell me the name of this snake?
I want to search...
It's the Amazon Scarlet snake, also called the Crowned false boa. Find more info about it here: czcams.com/video/faIMGphiusw/video.html
I love this specimen the silent killer ❤
Thanks for watching.
Anaconda, king of Serpent!
It is a mighty snake for sure! 🐍❤️
Love big Snakes
Then you will love this video!
Uh! Peru snakes are beautiful.
Yes, Peru has very cool snakes 🐍
When will you make something for retics
In the future.
Miluji hady ❤😊
To máme radost! ❤
Beautiful video as always. You didn't say how long anacondas can stay submerged before coming up for air: I think it's about ten minutes.
Many thanks! 🙏 The longest recorded time we know about was 49 minutes! It was in captivity.
Can't watch this one without imagining werner herzog narrating. Lol
Well, thank you for watching! 🙂🙏
Did you guys try the Ayahuasca?
No, we did not. Our trip was fully focused on finding snakes 🙂
Sweet 🤙
Thank you!
How long can an anaconda stay under the water 4 & do crocodiles eat them or do they have other predators? Great video
The longest recorded time we know of was 49 minutes underwater. Small anacondas can be eaten by caimans, birds of prey, carnivores etc. A large adult anaconda basically does not have any natural predators. Thanks for watching!
@@LivingZoology thank u
Do you believe that every species of snake has been discovered? Also where would you go to look for n find new species of snakes n any new species for that matter?
There are certainly some snake species which were not discovered yet! Good regions to explore would be rainforests of South America, Central Africa and southeastern Asia/Papua New Guinea.