ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT DOCUMENTERY! I truly love knowing that there are still animals, reptiles, insects, etc. out there still undiscovered. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video and thank you for sharing the name of this beautiful, new species of snake.

Excellent documentary! Much congratulations to Juan, Jairo and Berti on the success of the expeditions, even the first one in the first episode.

Great Guys ! I love your Dokumentation.

The best documentation well done thank u

@GoWild_EN

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Much appreciated

Wow, great program. Thank you.

Very courageous men going out there searching for insanely venomous snakes. Lots of respect to these 2 fellas can tell they do it for the love of animals. Excellent job guys keep it up really like watching these beautiful creatures.

Satisfying and knowledgeable documentation. I am so glad they eventually found the new specimen and were able to make a full documentation and publish it. Bravo, Juan and Jairo! So proud!

@janicemorelock5791

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really??? snakes jumping 'jumping' off hooks? sounds knowledgeable to me....

@grantwelstead6809

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I wish hadn't read comments. So they find it great...

@user-ei6xx3it3g

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😂

Rupert and Davidsfeed would be proud.

Very cool! Almost like discovering the snake yourself!

I have really enjoyed these two documentaries on the Lanceheads of Bolivia. Well done and thank you very much. How can we find a way to stop the indigenous people of Bolivia to stop killing these beautiful snakes.

Nice series

Well deserved find, great reserachers.

Thank you 🤗

Very interesting video. Thank you 8:05 that is the first time I ever heard of snakes sleeping. I thought they never slept and just rested.

Great content

These two men from Spain are so humble.

excelente documental, mi favorito.

Very interesting video

Extremadamente interesante. Siempre me han fascinado las serpientes. Gracias por compartir estos maravillosos documentales.

The refereee at the end is it for me 😂

Absolutely excellent program thank you for sharing your experience and your expertise 😅🐍😅

@GoWild_EN

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Our pleasure!

I would give 1000👍👍👍👍🌍🍀💪

Good very Good.. But to much risk bagging and releasing... There are saver methods... You decide.. Again well done..You did monumental work !!!

I hope u visit one day Philippines to discover new snake.... Still a lot of undiscovered amphibians...

Was that a new species or sub species. Because all those snakes seem to be part of the lancehead family bothrops. Except the rattlesnake of course.

@youwantgoodrng

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I was thinking the same thing :/

Family of the Fer d Lance?

I’m from oquanawa Japan 🇯🇵

@joesmith-tg3co

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great, I am from Oklahoma, in the United States

@jacobgosch4205

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That's awesome. I want to travel there one day. I'm in Texas.

@joesmith-tg3co

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@@jacobgosch4205 its a pretty state and not woke at all, as long as you mind your own business everyone is cool

@jacobgosch4205

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@@joesmith-tg3co that is awesome. I'm not for alot of the craziness going on around today. I'm old school and would love to endulge myself in there customs and ways.

@Fuunyrob

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You’re not from Japan goofy as ur ass from Louisianan

Congratulations to you guys

Nice work guys saludos desde los angeles California 👍

@GoWild_EN

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saludos

Im in Bolivia and I found a new specimen

Bothrops Monsignifer named after where it was found I guess mon=mountain & ignifer=fire = Mountain of Fire, and it was found in "Refugio los Volcanes" in Bolivia.

Am snake phobic,but my curiosity today has bared fruit of experiencing second had information on discovery of a new spice in South 🇺🇸.

....soooo, earlier in the episode, they men had to be very careful at night so they wouldn't get lost. Could they not have called out to the workers to help them find their way back to camp? The palm workers are gone, and they are wandering around alone, not worried about getting lost. Of course the camera crew is there, so I guess they know their way around..... geez

❤

Watching from France. I hope the herpetoligists manage to prevent the future killing of snakes by the palm cutters.

@SupernaturalBeingsofEarth

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I hardly noticed your accent 🇨🇦

Looks like another phase of bothrops/lancehead

Ha-ha! The narrator and I have the exact same name!

When they said Palm Forest I wonder if they are referring to a palm oil plantation or another species of palm growing in a natural Forest setting. Because either way it would be ideal for snakes. I heard the plantation owners that grow palm oil have a snakeskin side hustle from the type of environment they create is inviting to snakes

viêt nam gắn này nhiều .nó sống vùng đất khô chủ yếu sống trên núi

I am certainly no snake expert, but the 'unknown to science' species they discovered certainly looks like or very similar to the Bothrops (Lancehead viper). I wonder how they determined that this is a new species and not a different color phase of the Lancehead?

Anyone got an update what the name of the new species is? It looks like a bothrops. Edit: Nvm, the ending revealed it. Bothrops monsignifer.

At minute 33:25 they Rattlesnakes “always rattle before biting a person.” This is utter nonsense. The fact is, Rattlesnakes only rattle about 50% of the time before they bite. We have lots of rattlesnakes in California. And I’ve lived around my whole life and they don’t always rattle, because they don’t always wanna give away their position. My father was bitten by a rattlesnake that didn’t rattle. A Great Documentary nonetheless.

excuse me for not being scientific enough but am i right in saying those vipers bear a gross resemblance to the fer de lance in their body patterns?(except for the tropical rattler snake).

@mac11daddy6

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They’re from the same family yes but the Fer de Lance has a more arrow shaped head and is a lot more defensive

lol the narrator called them peasants

What kind of MEN would take completely innocent trusting dogs on a snake hunt! I’m appalled at this disgusting behavior!

Something always has to die for Jesus.

38.46/ 2 Man goes to Doctores

They go out to the jungle at night? Omg 😲 heck no, not me best time to get eaten alive

What a fine specimen of resume padding. Let's spend two years searching for a rare snake so we can kill it and stick it in a jar.

@rob-rk1tl

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Watch the end again. They received two dead snakes from farmers.

Awwwe poor donkeys

Fun. Fun for superstition.