All The Coral Snakes 🐍 ❤ Marissa, A.K.A. The Snake 🐍 Charmer !!

How amazingly cool! Loved that huge female tarantula, the anaconda, coral snakes, ALL the other snakes! You guys hit it out of the park! Thank you!!!

You were brave enough to chase your dreams, congratulations on realizing them. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Absolutely beautiful.

Glad yall made it back safely. Glad you had a great time doing what you love to do. ❤

Looks like a great trip! The Anaconda is probably thinking ‘what is up with all the ruckus, and everyone holding me, can’t a snake get some peace and quiet here?’ 😂😂 Cool anaconda 😊

I ❤ tarantulas! Had my buddy, Hairy, for awhile. He was wild caught in my co-worker's garage. He grew (molted 3 times) while with us. I set him free in the same hills next door after enjoying his company. ❤

Hi, Bryan & RSS Team!! Excited to see another bit of your Amazon adventure. All about conservation, awareness, and all the amazing work you do. Here come some critters!

Yay episode 2!! 0:02

What an Extraordinary trip! Just Magical.

Anaconda!! Clearly freshly polished for the foto shoot -- such a shiny snake! Turtles! Tortoises! River dolphins! Hi, Marissa! Time for lassos to catch the larger insects? Love from an old lady in Ventura County, SoCal.

Woot! Can't wait to see more of what y'all saw down there! 🎉

A magical trip. I would loved to have gone along. The snakes were amazing. Thank you for the incredible video.

Thank you for sharing and glad you all got to experience it.

So lucky. Thank you for sharing

Your pictures are stunning! What an amazing adventure!

Thanks for sharing your trip with us. I found it fascinating.

Bryan, regarding your commentary at the end. Well done! Well said!

Absoutely amazing. Happy you got to make the trip.

RSS Team - my inner eight-year-old would love to see the unedited, uncut footage of your trip on a second channel even if it’s just walking through the rainforest for hours. Awesome stuff!

@RattlesnakeSolutions

2 ай бұрын

We're working on a way to get more stuff like that together :)

Great video. Smallest anaconda I’ve ever seen, but everything starts from somewhere, huh? I loved the part with the kids and candy. The stuff we take for granted in the developed, built-up world (candy, gum, sodas and juice) are probably magical treats to these little kids living there. You made their day, doing that. I loved the little red/yellow “Iron Man” frog at 14:16. Things I’d never see otherwise. I never knew frogs came in Tony Stark colors! 😊 It’s so neat down there. Ages ago I went to Mexico on a choir trip. We stopped a few places on the way to get out and explore, but nothing like this. Climbing some old, battered rocky pyramid was the closest I’ve been on an “exotic jungle adventure”. One of the locals found/killed a large snake on the far side of the base and was walking around with it on a stick. The image wasn’t lost on me as I climbed that pyramid, closely watching every place I put my hands and feet as I walked/climbed up. Steepest “stairs” ever. About a 11-12” rise with a 7-8” tread. More a rock ladder than stairs. And if you slipped, you weren’t going anywhere but on a long, steep, bumpy and painful ride to the grass area below, all cut and bruised. The stuff I’d do, without hesitation, at 11-12 vs. 54-55… 😂 The thought of NOT climbing that thing and standing on top to overlook miles of scenery was unthinkable. At that age, I believe I was half-monkey and would climb ANYTHING. No tree, structure,vehicle or rock formation was safe! 😊

What an amazing trip. Really enjoyed the video!

Yes, you should. I spent 2 mo. in Peru in 1983, my first scary trip outside of the country and way out of my comfort zone. Loved every minute and it set the tone for many subsequent adventures around the world. Loved the videos, love Peru and Peruvians, love snakes! Snowing hard here where i am, but Spring is just around the corner. Thanks for bringing us along.

Hi Brian, to 😴you and all your team. I’m glad you had a great time down there! I damn near jumped out of my pants when you showed us the size of that snail next to your hand. I had no idea they could get that big. Mike from Montreal.

Well said Bryan

Nice finds ❤ well done 😊

thank you for each and every label on all your species. It made it all the more educational and I found myself pausing and backing up just so I could read the label. glad you all got the trip of a lifetime .

Thanks for my vicarious trip to a place I cannot go in my lifetime. ❤

I love watching a video that I don't have to take a side on. I get to relax and see the animals. You have wonderful channel! Keep up the good work!

@RattlesnakeSolutions

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! That's kind of the same feeling we get going to places like this. The world can wait.

what an amazing trip that had to be!! Seeing the dolphins had to be extra special. Definitely makes me want to visit Peru!

@RattlesnakeSolutions

2 ай бұрын

Do it!

Thx so much for sharing!! Looks like an amazing trip for all of you, and seeing those creatures outside of a zoo and living the way they are meant to, well that's what its all about! Where are you going this fall or next "down" time?

Thank you for this educational trip 👍🏻👍🏻

All I can say is wow!

I have only seen a Black Headed Bushmaster, so it was cool to see the one you caught. Really enjoyed watching your trip vlogs.

And just curious, is that an Aquatic Coralsnake (Micrurus surinamensis) ?!

@TheAbsoluteJedi

3 ай бұрын

Oh, sorry, it is. I couldn't read the writing at first, I had to zoom in, my eyes aren't the greatest with small writing 😆

@RattlesnakeSolutions

2 ай бұрын

You got it!

Is the greeny a boy or girl!? 0:18

The ants freak me out I am Highly allergic to TX Fire ants

22:32 - "Rational" is a very subjective sort of thing. ;)

4:56 - Not a whole lot of vegetarian-friendly cuisine available on that buffet line, huh? XD

Spiders are why I don't like the jungle and swamps. Nope!

Super !!