King cobras are by far the most intelligent snakes. They have individual personalities, some are calmer, some are hot tempered, they're able to differ human faces (and remember how they got treated by which human), they are pretty smart. just sayin.. Cobras are different.
Duuuuude Andrew's videos NEVER miss. Topics are always interesting, the editing is spectacular, and thumbnails are always on point. Always looking forward to his next videos.
Amazing video 👌 It's called a *KING COBRA* _(not a 'cannibal' cobra)_ Also, these snakes typically eat snakes of OTHER species, so they are (technically) NOT cannibals. _There were many King Cobras around my grandparents' house, in fact one of the largest-ever king cobras captured was about 5 miles from where they lived (and I used to bicycle on that very hill where it was caught).They are truly magnificent._ They are the *ONLY SNAKE SPECIES THAT CAN RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUAL HUMANS.* Also, when they raise their heads they reach nearly 6 feet tall, so they're looking at you at face-level) They also are the *ONLY SNAKE SPECIES* to guard its eggs until they hatch _(which probably explains their intelligence)_ Also, although they are called Cobras, they are not genetically related to the common Cobra.
_The taxonomic name of the King Cobra is Ophiophagus (Greek 'Opheo' meaning snake and 'Phagus' meaning eat)_ These snakes (by nature) only eat other snakes. When in captivity, they need to be 'trained' to eat other food (mainly mice). These snakes are so long that they can easily bite their handlers, but they don't because they recognize them. However, many handlers of king Cobras do die by their bites, because sooner or later it loses it temper...
It's a Cobra.. and it eats other snakes. So it *IS* a cannibal cobra. King or False or otherwise.... Good to know you think if I am French, and I eat a Bolivian...I am not a cannibal though! The height they can reach upwards totally depends on the length of the snake. Completely proportional... and only the biggest monsters come close to 6ft off the ground. Only snake to recognize humans ? Many have similar "abilities" such as the krait, rattlesnakes, and other vipers. Only species to *guard* eggs till they hatch is also a stretch, as vipers, and Pythons, and others, are known to exhibit this behavior as well. Snakes in general do not.
@@toothlessseer3153 really, who cares, they eat other snakes... so by definition a cannibal. Andrew does a good job ! He is not a zoologist, just providing us with good healthy video's.
@@tanneradams20 I don’t think it is a myth as such, but there is a bit more to it.. if memory serves me right, (I’m pretty sure I learnt this on a video about cobras, but I may be mistaken, also if it is cobras, it could also be the same for other venomous snake species too) Baby cobras (probably juveniles as well) can’t control how much venom they release during a bite so they release a lot more, if not all their venom reserves in a single bite.. where as an adult cobra can control the amount of venom it administers depending on the type & size of its pray.. using only what’s necessary to ☠️ without wasting excess.. although some bites on humans are dry bite, if the cobra decides not to use it’s venom, as the bite is used as a warning - to scare off rather than to ☠️, that way they don’t waste their precious venom unnecessary, as it takes time and resources to make more and they will need it for future prey.. but because baby and possibly juveniles cobras can’t control how much venom is administered during a bite, whether on a human or to ☠️ a particular prey animal… they can be considered more dangerous (especially because the strength of their venom is the same in cobras regardless of their age) because they are likely to release a lot more, if not all their venom during a bite.. compared to an adult cobra who can control the amount it uses especially when a person is bitten. Hope that makes sense, I have cognitive impairments so explaining something is not as easy as it used to be unfortunately 😣 but worth looking up if your interested in snakes, there’s some interesting videos on TH-cam about cobras & venomous snakes, as well as snakes in general 😊
When I saw you walking barefoot in that marsh at the beginning, I almost shuddered in fear. I could never! Also that shot of the still beating heart was mesmerizing yet super impactful. They feed their cobras other snakes but I believe their secret recipe to being so successful is probably how they stuff the snakes before hand.
King cobras almost exclusively eat other snakes in the wild so it's the best diet they can get except they would probably eat a larger variety of different snakes.
You are a National Geographic Icon. Snakes and Creepy Crawlies, Yikes. Even the Leeches upset me. Cat Fish consumed by Sea Snake Consumed by King Cobra consumed by Andrew. The only sad view I had was for the Cockerel from last 3 minutes who was behind you, tied down. heart breaking.
The Ophiophagus hannah, or king cobra, is considered cannibalistic because it often preys on other snakes, including its own species. This behavior actually benefits the ecosystem by helping to regulate the population of other snakes, preventing overpopulation and maintaining balance in the food chain. By controlling the number of other predator species, such as venomous snakes, the king cobra indirectly supports the stability of the ecosystem and reduces competition for food. This top-level predation helps maintain biodiversity and the overall health of its habitat. Update* its taxonomic name has been changed to Ophiophagus bungarus from Ophiophagus hannah
In fact, if there were no *Ophiophagus hannah* or king cobras, the snake population in the ecosystem would overpopulate. They exist to control the number of snakes, and that’s part of the natural law.
@@PacarnyaAdellNo morxn that many snakes trapped for farmed cobras is indeed bad for the environment the rodent population gets out hand with that many water snakes removed.......
It’s just snake. In America we use to eat snake that’s why you do it so often in Western films and in some city still do. It’s just a cultural difference within different states and cities.
Duuuuude Andrew's videos NEVER miss. Topics are always interesting, the editing is spectacular, and thumbnails are always on point. Always looking forward to his next videos. nahwus
King cobra aren’t necessarily “cannibal snakes” like many species of snakes other snakes are a large part of their primary diet. ln fact the scientific name for a king cobra is Ophiophagus hannah where Ophiophagus” is derived from Greek, meaning “snake-eating”. The sole member of the genus Ophiophagus, it is not taxonomically a true cobra (Naja) despite its common name and some resemblance. Though they aren’t “true cobras,” king cobras are closely related cousins of the Naja group, with both families belonging to the Elapid group of venomous snakes.
@@michaelharrington75 "Snakes" can be related to each other as little as a human to a rat. Cannibalism only applies for predation on members of the same species. King cobras are cannibals not because they eat other snakes, they are because they eat other king cobras.
Please continue with growing your channel. WE are very pleased with your videos intros. I believe that your videos are underrated. Keep up with the awesome work! ❤❤
Good to see a Travel Vlogger and you don't think " How does he get all those views?". Great work Andrew. If you are ever over in Egypt or North West England - maybe we go shoot some stories together :)
I dunno whether I'm excited or sad... On one hand I absolutely love these snakes and it's pretty thrilling seeing so many of them. On the other, well, they're raised to be food. Honestly, Vietnam is such a wild place! In all senses of the word as well. Also you'd think that Andrew would run out of weird foods to film etc. Nope, I'm getting the feeling that he's only scratching the surface.
@@mrgainz7252 I don't think humans should be eating king cobras and monitors. They are basically the dolphins of reptiles. They are highly intelligent (besides in a survival situation or if they are overcrowding the ecosystem)... Idk... This felt wrong to me. I'm not a vegetarian or anything.
The ones at the farm are king cobras (Ophiophagus hannah), they naturally eat other snakes. The one shown at the restaurant is a monocled cobra (Naja kaouthia), they don't typically eat other snakes. So either the farm owner or the restaurant or both lied to you if you were led to think that the king cobras at the farm is the same species as what you eat in the restaurant.
I really enjoy your channel. I've been watching you for years you always post the most interesting material that no one does. You are an inspiration. Thank you for all you do.
Andrew - your documentaries are one of a kind incredible. Thank you for educating others on the wonders of the world. You are an inspiration and have guts of steel!!!
Me too, the disrespect.They wreak havoc on the ecosystem trapping other snakes that hold back the rodent population to "feed" cobra's to kill,sell,eat them.
Their name literally means snake eater! That’s why they feed them snakes, not because the meat is better… and any snake with king in their common name is a snake eater!!!
Very Cool such Beautiful Creatures! I think most snake eating snakes are referred to as "kings" not just Cobra's Your country's King Brown is as well 😁 Thanks for the Amazing work you do Andrew, such an incredible country!!
I've had fried rattlesnake before. They kept the bone on it, it was like bone-in chicken wing but it was a chore to get all the meat from the bone. All I really tasted was frying oil and salt; the meat had a softer texture than chicken but had absolutely no distinguishable flavor. I guess it tasted like frogs legs, but even more bland than those.
Seriously...who cares about the technical terminology, Andrew is not a Herpetologist, just providing a really good and informative video. We have a species called "King brown" and has been called such for hundreds of years, but the actual taxonomy of its particular genus is "western brown"..... So people, bang on as much as you like, But Andrew is just doing his best with the information provided.
One thing that made a bit reserved in travelling rural Asia was the idea of not being familiar to their wildlife. I can definitely move more free in rural Africa because I am familiar with its wildlife scene. I truly regret not moving more in rural Asia, because the people look friendly and the experience would have been worth it
Seriously Like how many snakes exist in that place. I feel like Australia and Vietnam are 2 countries that have the same parents, and got separated at birth.
Cobras are mesmerising, yet deathly frightening. I loved seeing you go for that heart shot. I am wondering if you were wired for hours afterwards, as I was on the occasions I had it. The first time was from a cage on the back of a bike next to Hoan Kiem lake.
You've got really interesting stuff on your channel. My friend used to have a snake and it only ate live looking things, not something like that on a plate. He would literally have to wiggle the mouse to make it seem like it was alive for the snake to eat it.
True but not true...king cobras will eat mammals...birds...lizards...but mainly snakes n sometimes some will only eat a certain type of snakes lik it will refuse to eat any snakes but will eat only green mambas if u get what I'm saying
Excellent video, I had snake meat a few times, including rattle snakes in Texas. I am going back to Mekong prov shortly, where is this snake restaurant? My wife is from that province, l would like to freak her out with a "surprise" dinner, LOL, Halloween is just around the corner.
Most venomous snakes eat other snakes, here in Australia we have specialized snake killers like the Mulga snake or it's correct name to the scientific community is the King Brown snake. Now he's venomous himself but he kills and eats other more venomous snakes like the Eastern Brown snake which ranks second in the world for most venomous. Snakes eating other snakes is common practice the world over
Very well done video . he wouldn't let you hold the baby cobra because from what I have heard they are deadly from birth . if it bit you you could be toast.
King cobras are by far the most intelligent snakes. They have individual personalities, some are calmer, some are hot tempered, they're able to differ human faces (and remember how they got treated by which human), they are pretty smart. just sayin.. Cobras are different.
Intersting
Your are delusional. You ever care for a cobra? You have loads of experience? Didn't think so. Stfu
Good Cobras, Bad Cobras, Generous Cobras, Selfish Cobras, Happy Cobras, Sad Cobras, Extrovert Cobras, Introvert Cobras...... Interesting.
Ball pythons are interesting too
Niqqa lying out here
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💯. Bro his videos lately are so good like on 🔥
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Yet again, you manage to approach the topic with understanding, cultural sensitivity, and an open mind. Fantastic work, Andrew 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Amazing video 👌
It's called a *KING COBRA* _(not a 'cannibal' cobra)_
Also, these snakes typically eat snakes of OTHER species, so they are (technically) NOT cannibals.
_There were many King Cobras around my grandparents' house, in fact one of the largest-ever king cobras captured was about 5 miles from where they lived (and I used to bicycle on that very hill where it was caught).They are truly magnificent._
They are the *ONLY SNAKE SPECIES THAT CAN RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUAL HUMANS.* Also, when they raise their heads they reach nearly 6 feet tall, so they're looking at you at face-level)
They also are the *ONLY SNAKE SPECIES* to guard its eggs until they hatch _(which probably explains their intelligence)_
Also, although they are called Cobras, they are not genetically related to the common Cobra.
_The taxonomic name of the King Cobra is Ophiophagus (Greek 'Opheo' meaning snake and 'Phagus' meaning eat)_
These snakes (by nature) only eat other snakes. When in captivity, they need to be 'trained' to eat other food (mainly mice).
These snakes are so long that they can easily bite their handlers, but they don't because they recognize them.
However, many handlers of king Cobras do die by their bites, because sooner or later it loses it temper...
Click bait sells for such youtubers..
It's a Cobra.. and it eats other snakes. So it *IS* a cannibal cobra. King or False or otherwise.... Good to know you think if I am French, and I eat a Bolivian...I am not a cannibal though!
The height they can reach upwards totally depends on the length of the snake. Completely proportional... and only the biggest monsters come close to 6ft off the ground.
Only snake to recognize humans ? Many have similar "abilities" such as the krait, rattlesnakes, and other vipers.
Only species to *guard* eggs till they hatch is also a stretch, as vipers, and Pythons, and others, are known to exhibit this behavior as well. Snakes in general do not.
@@toothlessseer3153 really, who cares, they eat other snakes... so by definition a cannibal. Andrew does a good job !
He is not a zoologist, just providing us with good healthy video's.
why is your font different ,are you AI
Whoever does your camera work is awesome
Edit: You are crazy underrated, I feel like I'm there with you experiencing it. Very well explained!
Good thing he didnt let you hold one of the baby cobras. Every venomous snake comes equip with venom as soon as they hatch.
& the babies let the most venom out!
@@russiachinanorthkoreastatetvoh really? I just know it.
@@russiachinanorthkoreastatetvthat’s a myth
@@tanneradams20it isn't a myth, but factual, don't underestimate the venom these baby Cobra emotes 😂😂
@@tanneradams20 I don’t think it is a myth as such, but there is a bit more to it.. if memory serves me right, (I’m pretty sure I learnt this on a video about cobras, but I may be mistaken, also if it is cobras, it could also be the same for other venomous snake species too)
Baby cobras (probably juveniles as well) can’t control how much venom they release during a bite so they release a lot more, if not all their venom reserves in a single bite.. where as an adult cobra can control the amount of venom it administers depending on the type & size of its pray.. using only what’s necessary to ☠️ without wasting excess.. although some bites on humans are dry bite, if the cobra decides not to use it’s venom, as the bite is used as a warning - to scare off rather than to ☠️, that way they don’t waste their precious venom unnecessary, as it takes time and resources to make more and they will need it for future prey..
but because baby and possibly juveniles cobras can’t control how much venom is administered during a bite, whether on a human or to ☠️ a particular prey animal… they can be considered more dangerous (especially because the strength of their venom is the same in cobras regardless of their age) because they are likely to release a lot more, if not all their venom during a bite.. compared to an adult cobra who can control the amount it uses especially when a person is bitten.
Hope that makes sense, I have cognitive impairments so explaining something is not as easy as it used to be unfortunately 😣 but worth looking up if your interested in snakes, there’s some interesting videos on TH-cam about cobras & venomous snakes, as well as snakes in general 😊
When I saw you walking barefoot in that marsh at the beginning, I almost shuddered in fear. I could never! Also that shot of the still beating heart was mesmerizing yet super impactful. They feed their cobras other snakes but I believe their secret recipe to being so successful is probably how they stuff the snakes before hand.
King cobras almost exclusively eat other snakes in the wild so it's the best diet they can get except they would probably eat a larger variety of different snakes.
you literally couldn't pay me enough to go into those catacombs.
You are a National Geographic Icon. Snakes and Creepy Crawlies, Yikes. Even the Leeches upset me. Cat Fish consumed by Sea Snake Consumed by King Cobra consumed by Andrew. The only sad view I had was for the Cockerel from last 3 minutes who was behind you, tied down. heart breaking.
I don’t like the fact that they are catching snakes from the wild to feed the farm snakes. That’s bad for the environment.
The Ophiophagus hannah, or king cobra, is considered cannibalistic because it often preys on other snakes, including its own species. This behavior actually benefits the ecosystem by helping to regulate the population of other snakes, preventing overpopulation and maintaining balance in the food chain. By controlling the number of other predator species, such as venomous snakes, the king cobra indirectly supports the stability of the ecosystem and reduces competition for food. This top-level predation helps maintain biodiversity and the overall health of its habitat.
Update* its taxonomic name has been changed to Ophiophagus bungarus from Ophiophagus hannah
In fact, if there were no *Ophiophagus hannah* or king cobras, the snake population in the ecosystem would overpopulate. They exist to control the number of snakes, and that’s part of the natural law.
You are super smart. Wow. Blown away with your intelligence. Literally. Keep them coming cuz just wow.
Go fight them then
@@PacarnyaAdellNo morxn that many snakes trapped for farmed cobras is indeed bad for the environment the rodent population gets out hand with that many water snakes removed.......
Im totally in awe of your stomach tolerances and your non gag reflexes. Kudos to you for being so brave.😊
It’s just snake. In America we use to eat snake that’s why you do it so often in Western films and in some city still do. It’s just a cultural difference within different states and cities.
I'm surprised you're not at one million subscribers yet! These videos are awesome.
Duuuuude Andrew's videos NEVER miss. Topics are always interesting, the editing is spectacular, and thumbnails are always on point. Always looking forward to his next videos. nahwus
King cobra aren’t necessarily “cannibal snakes” like many species of snakes other snakes are a large part of their primary diet. ln fact the scientific name for a king cobra is Ophiophagus hannah where Ophiophagus” is derived from Greek, meaning “snake-eating”. The sole member of the genus Ophiophagus, it is not taxonomically a true cobra (Naja) despite its common name and some resemblance. Though they aren’t “true cobras,” king cobras are closely related cousins of the Naja group, with both families belonging to the Elapid group of venomous snakes.
So, "cannibal snakes" is exactly what they are. Regardless of whether they're a true cobra, they are still a true snake, and eat snakes.
@@michaelharrington75No? By that logic a bear eating a wolf would be considered cannibalism.
@@khactungnguyen6772 thats too far, its like grizzly eating black bear
@@khactungnguyen6772 A bear and a wolf aren't the same species. You just can't get it, can you?
@@michaelharrington75 "Snakes" can be related to each other as little as a human to a rat. Cannibalism only applies for predation on members of the same species. King cobras are cannibals not because they eat other snakes, they are because they eat other king cobras.
You're. Killing it! ! Great topics, pro pruduction, cant wait to see what you come up with
As a Vietnamese even i didnt dare to drink that snake heart alcohol shit. You got some balls bro😂
Please continue with growing your channel. WE are very pleased with your videos intros. I believe that your videos are underrated. Keep up with the awesome work! ❤❤
Good to see a Travel Vlogger and you don't think " How does he get all those views?". Great work Andrew. If you are ever over in Egypt or North West England - maybe we go shoot some stories together :)
Beautifully narrated, researched and edited. Thanks for bringing us on your adventures Andrew!
Researched? Snakes aren't poisonous, they are venomous and the baby cobra he nearly touched would have killed him. Not well researched.
No way I am ever eating snakes. No super powers for me.
Really enjoyed the video.
Me waiting for this channel to finally blow up ,how don't you have 1 mil subs already?
I dunno whether I'm excited or sad... On one hand I absolutely love these snakes and it's pretty thrilling seeing so many of them. On the other, well, they're raised to be food. Honestly, Vietnam is such a wild place! In all senses of the word as well.
Also you'd think that Andrew would run out of weird foods to film etc. Nope, I'm getting the feeling that he's only scratching the surface.
@@PacarnyaAdell weird reply 😂 are you o.k?
@@mrgainz7252 I don't think humans should be eating king cobras and monitors. They are basically the dolphins of reptiles. They are highly intelligent (besides in a survival situation or if they are overcrowding the ecosystem)... Idk... This felt wrong to me. I'm not a vegetarian or anything.
Theropods are at the tip top in term of intelligent for reptiles. If chickens are not sentient enough to be spared, all reptiles are fair game.
It’s better than decimating the wild population
The ones at the farm are king cobras (Ophiophagus hannah), they naturally eat other snakes.
The one shown at the restaurant is a monocled cobra (Naja kaouthia), they don't typically eat other snakes.
So either the farm owner or the restaurant or both lied to you if you were led to think that the king cobras at the farm is the same species as what you eat in the restaurant.
You deserve so many subscribers and views we see the hard work u put in bro❤💪🏾
I really enjoy your channel. I've been watching you for years you always post the most interesting material that no one does. You are an inspiration. Thank you for all you do.
I appreciate your documentary videos they make the day better 🎉 looking forward to the next one
Yow Andrew. You are such an awesome individual. I always watch your videos. Be safe brother
Andrew - your documentaries are one of a kind incredible. Thank you for educating others on the wonders of the world. You are an inspiration and have guts of steel!!!
love your content...surprise Discovery or History channel has not hired you yet. Keep up the good work Andrew
Your videos are top quality man.
Thanks for sharing, love your channel and the stuff you show.
14:26
Andrew: Can I have? (🐍)
Snake Hunter: No! 😅
(That's Cobra not a rat snake😂)
I just wanted to thank you for remaining objective and keeping ethics and morality out of these programs. Just pure reporting 👍
Well done. You gained a subscriber after the Ostrich, Crocodile and now King Cobra video
earned a subscriber today, what a mad lad
incredible. great vid thanks
Quality content right here. Thanks man. New sub here.
You’re a champ for trying that stuff.
Hele goede docu,dankjewel 👌
As someone that watches Chandlers wild life and Tyler Nolan this is upsetting we need to save thr cobras this sould be illegal 😢
Like they don't have a bunch of pet snakes? lmao. They feed them Snakes btw.
Dont put western thinking into Asian culture!!
Amazing video as always my guy!
Your video even bring more details than Vietnamese TH-camrs and media.
How many traps do you have? “Acorn gum guy!”😂😂😂 0:55
As someone who really likes cobras this pisses me off, but it is what it is.
Me too, the disrespect.They wreak havoc on the ecosystem trapping other snakes that hold back the rodent population to "feed" cobra's to kill,sell,eat them.
Very interesting and very informative sir.im surprised you dont have millions of subs.im subsribed now sir.
Their name literally means snake eater! That’s why they feed them snakes, not because the meat is better… and any snake with king in their common name is a snake eater!!!
Best travel docs on the tubes!
Well presented. So glad I found this channel!
Very Cool such Beautiful Creatures!
I think most snake eating snakes are referred to as "kings" not just Cobra's
Your country's King Brown is as well 😁
Thanks for the Amazing work you do Andrew, such an incredible country!!
Agreed incredible animals. I believe he keeps three species of cobra. The largest being King Cobras.
Great video, but you stepped around the actual truth. Dispatched quickly? You mean, heart ripped out while still alive?.
I wish I could like this 100 times!
you're barefoot my friend....that boy must have great memory skills...watching from the Philippines!
This is peak journalism and what I want to see 😂
Well documented. You did a nice job
I'm glad I found your channel. Fantastic videos. 👌
Great documentary!
Good video bro, well done
another fascinating video. thanks, Andrew
15:44 very poisonous smile 😂
As a Vietnamese, I have to admit the guy is sooo brave, I just can't try these dishes
I've had fried rattlesnake before. They kept the bone on it, it was like bone-in chicken wing but it was a chore to get all the meat from the bone. All I really tasted was frying oil and salt; the meat had a softer texture than chicken but had absolutely no distinguishable flavor. I guess it tasted like frogs legs, but even more bland than those.
BEAFS, Best Ever Adventure Review Show👍
I love your videos man.. It's so educational and entertaining at the same time! Kudos to you from Philippines 😊😊
Nice video bruh. Been watching you,
Even the babies have more than enough venom to kill you with one bite. You were very close to making a deadly mistake when you tried holding one.
Great video, with love from South Africa ❤
Awesome video, love it!
Some of those kings are in terrible condition
Makes me sad
Seriously...who cares about the technical terminology, Andrew is not a Herpetologist, just providing a really good and informative video.
We have a species called "King brown" and has been called such for hundreds of years, but the actual taxonomy of its particular genus is "western brown".....
So people, bang on as much as you like, But Andrew is just doing his best with the information provided.
One thing that made a bit reserved in travelling rural Asia was the idea of not being familiar to their wildlife. I can definitely move more free in rural Africa because I am familiar with its wildlife scene. I truly regret not moving more in rural Asia, because the people look friendly and the experience would have been worth it
Your videos alway entertainment, educational and cultural. Thank you & looking forward to your next video👏👏👏👍
Just found this and you have…….
A new subscriber!
found your channel and love it
I don't think that place would pass the health and sanitary test here and it must smell just lovely
Can you name any animal farm that doesn't have a smell? Snake farms are less odoriferous compared to chicken or cattle farms.
@@PacarnyaAdell Most Reptiles don't eat too frequently
@@hunterhq295 i know, i keep venomous trimeresurus insularis too
next episode: how to catch the rats that are used inside the traps to catch the snakes to feed the cobras
Where there is food there are rats, those mice will eat anything from crops to KFC, Oreo, in order to bait them.
Seriously Like how many snakes exist in that place. I feel like Australia and Vietnam are 2 countries that have the same parents, and got separated at birth.
Cobras are mesmerising, yet deathly frightening.
I loved seeing you go for that heart shot. I am wondering if you were wired for hours afterwards, as I was on the occasions I had it. The first time was from a cage on the back of a bike next to Hoan Kiem lake.
I usually freak out by the sights of snakes but you have made an excellent presentation tho I still wouldn’t eat snake 😂 thank you! 🇦🇺🦘
New subscriber! Wow! Very good video!
You've got really interesting stuff on your channel.
My friend used to have a snake and it only ate live looking things, not something like that on a plate. He would literally have to wiggle the mouse to make it seem like it was alive for the snake to eat it.
🎉🎉🎉Keep going Andrew first saw you on Sonny Side 's channel
Is the bile what I think it is???
Really good video
I hope the people and communities featured get some profit from this
King cobras only eat snakes so "snake fed cobra" is not a choice the farmers are making.
I thought the same.. topic of the video is a bit off as it is a thing king cobras do.
True but not true...king cobras will eat mammals...birds...lizards...but mainly snakes n sometimes some will only eat a certain type of snakes lik it will refuse to eat any snakes but will eat only green mambas if u get what I'm saying
the fact hes saying king cobras eat snakes like its a taboo lol thats what they eat in the wild lol
He should really do at least a little bit of research before making a "documentary"
The babies are still incredibly deadly
Yes, and don’t be fooled by the myth of “oh they can’t control their venom.” Yes. They. Can. I’ve done my own research and so should everyone else
Goodness.. You really are brave to be able to take those in.
Love your Colour Gradings bro
18:47 bro you left the chicken 🐔 behind your back but decided to feast on snakes 🐍 😂
You're the most Vietnamese white guy I know. The way you described all the tastes is on point. I did the 5 courses cobra a while back too.
Great video, cannot believe how he is willing to try anything !
🎉🎉. Fraser needs a gimmick. Maybe a bandanna.
Oye vey, don’t do my bro Sonny dirty
This is my nightmare. All involved, seemingly have no issues.
Gives me goosebumps watching this. Although it’s very fascinating.
Excellent video, I had snake meat a few times, including rattle snakes in Texas. I am going back to Mekong prov shortly, where is this snake restaurant? My wife is from that province, l would like to freak her out with a "surprise" dinner, LOL, Halloween is just around the corner.
gotta love vietnamese culture and sustainability using everything from the snake
I thought the poop soup was kind of extreme but we're now drinking cobra heart shots and raw bile
The snake farm was crazy though. well done
No matter how much money you can earn, this is still hell to me...
Most venomous snakes eat other snakes, here in Australia we have specialized snake killers like the Mulga snake or it's correct name to the scientific community is the King Brown snake. Now he's venomous himself but he kills and eats other more venomous snakes like the Eastern Brown snake which ranks second in the world for most venomous. Snakes eating other snakes is common practice the world over
This guy puts so much emphasis on these cobras being “snake fed”. Does he have any idea that wild King cobras actually do eat other snakes?
Very well done video . he wouldn't let you hold the baby cobra because from what I have heard they are deadly from birth . if it bit you you could be toast.
Yikeeees Bruh.. you have a heart of an iron😂❤
its my nightmare to hold, to catch or eat it... just love to see the videos and learn their culture through your lens camera..