I have had my cobra 30+ years. It has scared a few but never bit. It is a tattoo on my left arm. Best videos, period

I've been subscribed for a long time now and I still don't understand how you don't have more subscribers. The cinematography is top notch and you seem to have a real passion for your work. I'm hoping this channel gets the recommendation it deserves in 2021.

I like those videos because there is no speak . Nature noises + text = The perfect choice !

One of the prettiest snakes!

That Cape cobra is stunning

Was really looking forward to this one. Probably my all time favourite cobra. Great video!

Stunning!!! I was completely mesmerized!!! beautifully shot!! Thank you all for sharing these Nature moments.

Excellent work and what a gem of a channel. Love every single one of your videos

Excellent. You have the best drone footage.

I love the Cape Cobra. 🐍 I love it’s colors.🌈 I love the Orange. 🍊 I could’ve swore I had a comment somewhere on this upload.🤎

Absolutely fantastic content in this video. The beauty of that yellow Cape cobra is stunning, and yet it’s venom is so toxic! Also love the exotic copper coloured variety! Would love to see a battle between an adult Cape cobra and a fully grown mongoose! Thanks for the awesome video, amazing camera work!!

God bless you all for the generosity and immense patience to help that poor fellow

the most beautiful background music: birds chirping. feels like i'm in my home town

I love the video. The Cape cobras are beautiful creatures.

The Kalahari Cape Cobra's coloring is breathtaking! All the different morphs are beautiful! Your photography and videos are always stunning with perfect, crisp colors! The subject matter you choose is very intriguing and your locations are diverse. I'm certainly looking forward to more wonderful videos from your team! Please stay safe and take good care of yourselves. Your videos are really the best around reporting on the varied zoology in our world. From Phoenix, AZ USA 🇺🇸

I’ve never heard of a meerkat killing any snakes. Usually they’re just trying to run them off. Meerkats are pretty neat animals too. I’ve seen videos where one took a bite from a puff adder and another was bit on the face by a Cobra. After being sick for 2-3 days they both survive. Really amazing for such a tiny animal. They must share some venom resistance with the mongoose. I know they can still die from bites so it must depend on the amount injected. I find it fascinating how animals in the same region evolved together. That yellow cape cobra was beautiful but my favorite snake is the Gaboon. I enjoyed your video on the Hybrid Gaboon, that probably the most beautiful snake I’ve ever seen

This channel is so underrated💜

Another great video! Thanks much!

Snakes are so maligned as an animal on land, like sharks are in the ocean..... To me they are amazing, and my encounters with them are once in Australia, a small brown snake, at a safe distance. We parted company, and it's still a fond memory from my younger days.... We dont have them here in NZ, thus I enjoy watching wonderful videos like this to see a close encounter with reptiles.....I mean as close that neither the snake or those filming them arent harmed or injured.

Excited for this one

Love this video and this is one that I kept going back to over and over

Fantastic footage once again. Great images of the rescue it is fantastic to see people who loves so snakes that they take some risks to conserve them. It is a also interesting to do a little observation about evolutive convergence because some patterns of nivea looks really like the pattern of Oxyuranus microlepidotus what lives in comparable dry environment.

Very instructive and somewhat relaxing video. Nice work!

Just beautiful, what an amazing snake.

Amazing documentary, i love your videos about snakes! Very good work and pictures! Great!

Excellent, amazing video!

Excellent video! I also noticed the Tourniquet shirt when they were getting snake out of the fixture. That is one of my old favorite bands. 🤘

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER GREAT ONE 👍🐍

Wonderful video. So glad that I subscribed!

Beautiful snakes. Especially the Kalahari color morph. Very good rescue

Fantastic video, as always !!

Lovely najas....

Love watching you're videos very educational

Great work !!!!🤟🤟💪💪

Wonderful video.

great video again , awesome snakes , any chance on a video about Aspidelaps species ? :D

wonderful video, very informative too. photography standards just excellent..thank you!

niiice dooocumenting and amazing rescue .well done guys bravo!

Cape.cobras.super.video.afrika

Adoro seus vídeos 👏👏👏

Waiting 😍

Another spectacular video! It takes tremendous patience and knowledge about your subject to be able to capture it on video in its natural surroundings, behaving naturally. A joy to watch! Thank you, stay safe, and keep up the excellent work!

They are nice creatures as long as they live in the wild.

Great stuff,,I do like the Speckled coloured Capes...🤞

Very nice video and music.Great video! 🦊

Bom trabalho meninos!!👍❤

Fantastic definition in these videos 😊

Very good video. The subject has been beautifully described. Photography is excellent. Well done. Thank you.

Waooooo so beautiful place

Such a beautiful color on this snake.

Man that one bird! The rest are beautiful sounding

What an incredible video! What makes it better is that there's no annoying background music.

Them some nice species of cobra🔥

Great photography guys

Tyler Mac nice color

great video as always. matej my fried you never stop amaze me, keep up the good work brother.. thanks and much love from indonesia..

Im more of a viper guy than elapids but that's a beautiful cobra..great video as usual guys..thanks

Good Afternoon great Crew 👍

Thank you some of my question about eating other snakes has been answered. This snake is a beauty.

I talk to a friend sometimes from Montagu in South Africa who i met through snake groups on Facebook, and there he is, Gerrie Heyns. 😃 He is a fellow Metal head too 🤘 They do come in variable colors, cape cobras are really pretty snakes. 🧡🐍

Good work bro

This video is wonderful like other snakes filming by your experienced film group.

that juvenile cobra is obviously an actor. great posing dude. lol

Lovely

Such regal ans elegant animal....

background music just wow!

You found a beautiful specimen

Pretty colours. Our Australia n snakes are much more venomous but at least there fangs are small and they don't spit neither

Thank you for your channel. May i ask you what kind of camera you use ? Thank you.

Most attractive and active among all cobra species

Spectacular camera work. Who did it?

awwwww.. rescued from the claws of death.. or a hole in a box.. either way.. yayyyyy

I wanted to ask are the backgrounds sounds added or are they true to the locality?

Wow! Cape cobras are awesome, but how big are cape cobras grows in terms of size??.

Nice nice i always wonder the technique and equipment u use to capture those nice creatures at close scale with out them not noticing.

Pls add voice over to the videos.. this makes more involvement and presents in a great way

Wonderful video...except...Something new and bad: 3 times the video stopped and I had to click 'Skip Ad' to make it continue. Please stop the excess advertising.

id like to see a small doc about the inland taipan

Suppose the meerkats were not hungry or defending their offspring :-) Beautiful footage, I may add ....

I’ve seen many documentaries on this beautiful species, so I’ll be ready to compare this one to the others.

Make a video on cape cobra hunting

The background music is amazing. Can someone please suggest the source of the music. Thanks in advance

That glass tube they are using to contain the cobra looks strangely familiar....I just can't place where I've seen it before. Maybe an advertisement of some type? Where on Earth have I seen that before?

I love snakes and other animals I wanted to be a zoologist

This cobra is the venomous of most cobras

My favorite Naja Spezies I keep a lot of them 👌 And i must say that your videos are one of my favorite videos when it comes do snakes ✌️ Keep up your great Work 👌 Greetings Form Austria And what venomus snakes do you keep? ✌️

Nice that such a dangerous snake is so visible. In the United States all ours blend into the environment, makes for quite a few accidents if you go walking off the beaten path.

Best tocsic snack

The orange and the yellow cobra are absolutely beautiful animals and that was one luck cobra that those guys were able to rescue by cutting out of that box they got lucky all the way around the snake lucky that they didnt accidentally cut it while cutting the box and the guys luck that they didnt get bitten by the snake

Proof that yinz are the Best.

🐍🐍🐍

Why do snakes look like their environment so often? It's crazy, i've seen a speckled rattlesnake which looked exactly like the rocks in the area? The cape cobra looks amazing.

Am scared of snakes and don't like But they are beautiful ❤️

20:08 @ reminds Shaolin Kung fu

I hope the Reptile ban won't hurt Yinz

Make way for the honey badgers.

I always though our sea snakes are the most venomous, then the boomslang.

Gold cobra

Wow.. baby anaconda👍👍

Cape cobra, black mamba, puff adder... these snakes exist in Africa. Then, which IS the most venomous snake in Africa? Or another species such as Egyptian cobra?