really enjoy how you guys don´t add music, big talking and just leave the natural sounds... quite enjoyable... keep up the good work...

The best night that I can spend is that night when I watching your movies.

That Red Spitting Cobra, wow what a stunner

Yeah, all bitis have a very powerful charisma, but puff adder especially look like "I'm a bad guy, stay away"

I love the bitis family because of their beauty especially the rhino viper

You guys are documenting some of the most beautiful animals with the most beautiful videos. What a wonderful service you are providing to the snakes and viewers.

Beside the education I've received about so many different snakes around the world, these videos also allow us to see the real geography of the areas where these snakes live and also the people who share a landscape with the snakes. That red cobra was amazing the way its coloration matched the soil environment. I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for bringing them to us.

Proud to be Kenyan, the puff adders are so many in my village especially during rainy season . I wonder how we survived without the bites, the red spitting Cobra is common in homes too

I love so much how you all don’t play loud music throughout the video. It helps us to feel like we are really there too......along side you all. Thank you so much for your amazing videos. EDIT: You all need to visit Dingo Dinkleman while u are in South Africa. When we r able to travel again, I cannot wait for him to take us on a true African Safari. Then when he and his family can come here to the USA, we will take them herping here.

Top quality footage !! Thank u !

Thank you for this amazing video. The simplicity of its presentation and production is superb. I loved the red earth and the cryptic colouring of both the Cobra and the Puff Adder. Respect to you for the capture and release somewhere safe. Im looking forward to any future videos.

I love all the snakes in the Bitis family!

Again, Absolutely bloody fantastic. I just love the Photography, the Audio and just how you put it all together. Much love from the UK. X. X. X

I am Kenyan. I live close to one of the largest mangroove forests in the world known as Arabuko Sokoke. There are a lot of endemic animal species in the area. I regularly admire snakes on technology platforms such as yt. However, meeting with such fellas as the ones shown above loosens your stool trust me. Ive got a pal who got bit in the foot, he was rotting before his demise. I respect and fear these danger noodles

The sounds of nature in this video are amazing. And beautiful snakes!

Great work, beautiful puffy!

What terrifies me about puff adders is that unlike other snakes, they tend not to flee or try to get away upon noticing human presence, you could obliviously be standing right next to it but it won't strike, problem is when you get into contact with it, it will immediately bite!

Love you guys, great work ! All is really great !!!

The girth on that puff adder is amazing.

Wonderful!! These snakes are so nice !

I can’t see anything about the Tsavo region without thinking of the lions of Tsavo. The snakes are beautiful; feared, with perfect reason, but still beautiful. Thank you so much for your videos. They’re the very best, top of the line. I’ve watched a few others and some are pretty good but none ever reach your level of editing, sound, the visuals and information. Take care and I hope you guys get to relax and enjoy the regions that you visit, little mini working vacations 🐍🐍🐍 , wheeee!

What a beauty! Thanks for another great video.

I appreciate your hard work👍

What camera do you guys use, as always amazing footage!

Great content & footage folks, thanks! Nice to see that fine specimen released safely; where I grew up in Africa we had many close encounters - as a young boy I stepped on one when not wearing shoes and the strike just went under my foot. On another occasion while climbing a very steep bank and using my hands to pull myself up I came within inches of grabbing a sleeping puff adder- due to the angle it was only a foot or two from my face; I was lucky. One thing I thought you could have mentioned is that they are back-fanged and sort of strike backwards - not sure I’ve described it precisely but it’s not far off. They are also slow and cumbersome hence folk step on them and in that way get bitten.

This is phenomenal! The quality, camera work, information, and audio is mind boggling. And that puff adder is an incredible looking snake species, and that pattern is very cool.

Superb.. keep Rocking

"pufyna" - úžasná přezdívka :)

Great informative video!

Lovely film!! The best part about your films is, they are sans any loud music and commentry. The video shooting is super fantastic !! You guys are a great team!! Looking forward to more from you!! May the Good Lord bless you and protect you!!

I call the caterpillar movement 'inchworming' when any of my snakes do it. They usually do it when up to something they don't want you to see lol. Amazing female Puff Adder, built like the Rhino & Gaboon vipers, gorgeous. Your filming of them is spectacular, thank you so much for these video's : )

Hello, very nice video and keep doing these! A like from me.

The puffy is so well camouflaged

A very interesting and wonderful teaching experience, I just am amazed with their beauty and natural traits. Just luv watching the input Dingo Dingleman presents! Appreciate these gifted naturalists and their specialty.

Nice to see all people helping nature for a change, for the folks in the village most be tuff dealing with dangerous snakes . So to see them make the effort to have the snake moved and not just killing the snake is good to see thanx to all in this vid.

Your crew Rocks

I love the nature sounds of the natural environment...that bird is fascinating lol

I am morbidly afraid of snakes. lots of videos are hard to watch but this was such a wonderful experience. I have a *completely* different perception of the puff adder now. Your video was an incredibly refreshing view and even to someone terrified of snakes, I came away having a positive (so excited to say that) view of this species. She wasn’t trying to hurt anyone, she was fairly docile, when you released her she just wanted to go do her thing. I was surprised she didn’t try to strike at you, she just hurried away. it wasn’t at all what I expected and now I can appreciate their beauty.

Mko na mchezo 😂😂😂 ati beautiful

Nice.... really appreciated

I love your videos, and the crazy thing is that even if u are only showin one snake per episode i still wud watch longer episodes this is good stuff in the wild real

great video , of my favorit viper species :)

Curious, what kind of drone did you use ? the video quality is excellent.

Wow. Amazing.

Puff Adder, one of the Most drangerus Snakebites in Africa, very good pictures in the documentaryfilm, You are the best crew**super* I love your videos*

Oh yes.. bring it on!!

Another great one LZ! Thanks much for the awesome photography/videos. Curious question: Is the toxicity of the puffy stronger or equally strong as the Russell's? I understand that the bite from either one causes necrosis?

this is it thank you

Your permanent viewer...😍😃

Africa is full of beautiful wildlife, beautiful people as well , generally respectful of the wild animals

Very nice... learned things that are not known especially the final message about the rescue place of snakes

So good💙💙💙

Very amazing work, well done guys, beautiful documentary(greetings from Morocco).

the sound and color in this video is beautiful

Excellent

Strikingly beautiful snake and a great video. I love the fact that there is no irritating music in your videos, and instead the pure sounds of nature. However missing from this video, is the awesome speed of a puff adder’s strike, and it’s behaviour of puffing up it’s body as a warning to anyone getting close or threatening the snake, which is how it gets its name.

Wonder how much efforts and time it took to have a perfect shot for these type of videos...hatsoff to the team behind this 👍

I like the background those birdcalls sound so cool I feel like I'm in Laurel Canyon

Another 'greatest hits' from LZ. An unusual looking snake.

Greetings from the BIG SKY.

He sounds mad in that hole. Your still the heros out there.

Very Good.

That puffy is huge! Much like here in western cape

Thank you Puff Adders Rule

Awesome

Some of those birds sound cool.

Amazing! and it moves like a slug? :D

That's a monster puff adder. One of the biggest I have seen.

Video looks good on my new big screen

That's a really good sized puff adder

Yeah one of my favorite specie , wow waiting here behind the street.

stunning filming i always had that the snake u film r those captive or u guy really find them ? one view = 1 like

WoW Guys! I Love your videos so much, they’re Super interesting. The Puff Adder is such a beautiful snake 🐍 😍Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this video!🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🫶🏻🙋🏼‍♀️🇨🇦😉

Such a cool group of conservationists - great work! Next stage is to get local communities to call you so you can help them by removing the snake and relocating it to a safer place, while dissuading the locals to kill on sight! Good job guys and keep up the great work!

Just incredible camera work. Even the domestic animals are not bothered by your presence? The chickens weren't even scared of the snake!

"This snake is a threat and it's heading to the village!" Well can you get it please! !!

every village needs a snake specialist.

2:15 - Perfect camouflage among the reddish brown soil

Always waiting for my night off every Monday here in the north east coast of the US. As usual , you take me all the way back home in 🇰🇪 Kenya. Yes this is a snake I saw in athi river. He was thick and hissed like huge balloon. I honestly can’t remember what became of him. This was probably back in 1999. Back to the video....the amount of work you put in hunting this snake, this nervous defense snake,is beyond impressive. You need to be discovered.. by BBC or somebody!!! I hope puffy bites on nothing but rats. Happy life

I remember I was 11 or 12 in a place called Kakamega (western province of kenya not far from Lake Victoria). I used to read a weekly magazine for the area and I happened to look at the obituary section and I saw a small section made out to an 18 year old Italian teenager. His mom and dad said he loved snakes and his favourites were puff adders. He died from a puff adder bite. Beautiful tribute to their son and his love for the snakes. This was in early 80's. I will never forget how sad I felt for his mom and dad. Any snake that can strike at a prey in a split second, miss the prey, make the correction striking the prey a second time (all in a split second) and remain motionless afterwards is bad news. Also this is the one of the rare snakes that you cannot ever grab by it's tail, it literally can spin around and tag you and you won't see it (just feel the bite). My hats off to your staff and crew filming this beautiful and deadly snake.

Terryfiying beauty.

This puff adder looks so large, until you find out gaboons can grow to nearly 6 feet. Woah

Jinak arientas do 1 m beru i za ocas... Bez háčků aspol díky s pozdravem Petr

I think you need a squad of Honey Badgers to help patrol the perimeters

Puff adders are known as the landmines of Africa, they are super awesome at camouflage and they are one of the biggest killers of people in Africa. I watch this amazing channel 'Dingo Dinkleman' he lives there and does fantastic conservaton work for all animals but he really loves his snakes and had loads of them. This is a great video by the way thankyou.

When are you returning to Kenya? Did you do Kakamega Forest last time out?

I nearly sat on one of these when I visited the Krugar Park many, many years ago! A big burly guard yanked me off my feet to stop me from getting a nasty bite. Still have the photo and have to point out to people the snake because it was well camoufaged on the rock!

I like the way your videos are presented, the animals being the focus mostly. I forget is it the short tail that denotes male? You sure do find some big snakes,. Eh? Stay safe 🙏 and healthy 🐍 thank you!

Excellent video, also shows how a snake will try to avoid confrontation. that's most important to teach that a snake won't bite unless provoked, if you leave it be it will not attack.

Bites just a few people a year.....YIKES still, I dont want to be one of those very few people either🤔🤔...this is my first time seeing your clips and they are so nice when it comes to the background sounds of being completely free....boy ol boy do I love nature and all it has to offer us

The Puff Adder is very beautiful. Amazing how you get so many beautiful pictures, both video and sound, of these amazing creatures and the surroundings. The entire family of poisonous snakes are so fascinating and many are more powerful than many imagine. Thank you for the amazing work you do.

(BIGG) puff, 1st one I seen that big, age? Odd looking, gets to movin... 💚💙

What a beautiful but deadly snake

it was nice to hear czech language in the middle of Kenya

It is a snake or a caterpillar 🤣🤣 very cute 🐛🐛🐛

Mean fast Snakes 🐍, You people stay safe. We need your teaching

Great video as usual. In the video you said that the puff adder is very common in some areas, how is the puff adder population compared to say 40 or 50 years ago, a rather hard question to answer sorry for asking.

They sure are beautiful! Since they are chunky, are they hunted for bushmeat frequently?

You have such a lovely voice. I prefer narration over captions but I don't make the videos.

Cant wait. Met a puffie in Ghana, nearly trod on it, so well camouflaged. Am i right in saying it can strike back on itself?