Snakes in Peru, 20 species from the Amazon and deserts, venomous bushmaster, anaconda and more

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Peru has a very high diversity of snakes! There are big and powerful constrictors, like Green anacondas or Rainbow boas. Some snakes are extremely colorful, like dangerous coral snakes. Some are deadly venomous and feared by many people, like the infamous bushmaster - the shushupe. The Amazon rainforest is a perfect environment for snakes, most species are non-venomous. We traveled to dense jungles and harsh deserts in search for snakes. In this video you will see 20 snake species from the Amazon rainforest and from coastal deserts (Sechura desert).

SNAKE SPECIES IN THIS VIDEO:
Common lancehead / Fer-de-lance (Bothrops atrox)
Rainbow boa (Epicrates cenchria)
Amazon Scarlet snake (Pseudoboa coronata)
Brown-banded watersnake (Helicops angulatus)
Common blunthead (Imantodes cenchoa)
South American bushmaster (Lachesis muta)
Hemprich's coral snake (Micrurus hemprichii)
Amazon tree boa (Corallus hortulana)
Red vine snake (Siphlophis compressus)
Neotropical snail-eater (Dipsas indica)
Green anaconda (Eunectes murinus)
Aquatic coral snake (Micrurus surinamensis)
Common whipsnake (Chironius exoletus)
Black-skinned parrot snake (Leptophis nigromarginatus)
Ornate snail-eater (Dipsas catesbyi)
Banded calico snake (Oxyrhopus petolarius)
Desert lancehead (Bothrops pictus)
Elegant racer (Pseudalsophis elegans)
Southern desert coral snake (Micrurus tschudii)
Coastal sand snake (Oxyrhopus fitzinger

All Comments (21)
  • I think your voice over on these amazing videos may make you very popular.This is my humble suggestion. I love your content.
  • The red vine snake is just straight up beautiful. Amazing footage. The best really.
  • I love those videos without human voice : It's perfect , forest noises and some written explanations.
  • @Mark13091961
    The coloration, the diversity, incredible. The ā€˜mimicsā€™ are particularly fascinating. Great footage
  • @johncook1608
    I have to say this is the best nature documentary I have ever seen. I loved everything about it.
  • @Thomas-wy1jm
    Fantastic footage as always. The best on the internet, form as well as content. Still patiently waiting for you to go to Australia and New Guinea. Thanks and stay safe.
  • I love your channel! There are only two quality channels for snake videos on youtubeā€¦. Yours and Christian Bassett. I love them both. Thanks for all your efforts. Very appreciated!!!
  • I gotta say the highlights for me were the Black-skinned Parrot & the Banded Calico!! Stunning footage of both phenomenal looking snakes!!
  • I find this film the most extraordinary and entertaining of all your valuable contributions to preserving wildlife. Showing snakes in their own environment living in full harmony with nature and harassed by no one is very rare. I don't miss any commentary, I prefer reading your informative lines. So a big thank to you once again. Alas, I am very much saddened by the fact when these pristine rainforests are cleared, normally burnt to the ground, all these wonderful creatures are gone. šŸ˜¢
  • @Steevee14
    Another superb video! Excellent "in situ" footage of a wide variety of both well-known and little-known species. Really enjoyed it - keep up the excellent work!
  • I know I must sound like a broken .mp3, but your photography is to die for!!! Thanks for these excellent and informative videos! :)
  • @dustin6772
    Ornate snail eater... wow what a awesome looking snake. A 1st for me and the desert lancehead , never heard of them. Great video Educational also!
  • @noremorse6898
    Watching this is so peaceful and relaxing. Beautiful photography.
  • You have created a fascinating video. Everything you do is exceptional. Snakes have intrigued me since childhood. Thank you!
  • @helencurtis9252
    Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Some great footage and an interesting watch. I was disappointed not to see a boa constrictor Longicauda featured. Maybe next time.
  • I've been going to the Amazon for years and haven't seen most of these snakes (a few, yes). Incredible footage and I admire the patience it took to get it.
  • @yannlepechou
    Thanks for this Amazing documentary!!! ā¤ā¤ā¤