@francoiskohly8275
Almost no comments, no music, just the sound of nature, i love it !
@WilyTuber
You can't even SEE IT, it blends in so perfectly. Just amazing mimicry.
@pradeepballagere6479
This channel deserves more than a million subscribers. I loved ur great work..
@christophersmith2470
As usual you all have outdone yourselves. You're the first herp team to do a full quality expose on this unicorn species. Splendid work.
@johnschlesinger2009
Possibly the most incredible cryptic coloration and amazing scalation I have seen. Wonderful video yet again - thanks so much.
@muhammedalideniz8906
Guys, you can't even imagine how much your work is inspiring me. I consider myself as a snake enthusiastic but considering how much I learn from you...Simply amazing. I hope you are very well aware that your dedicated 10 years of your lives inspire a lot of people. I just hope I can help you in anyway in the future and lessen your burden a little bit, for now I will share your video and try to contribute it as much as possible! Thanks for your time and for this amazing video!!
@chrisspanks7750
The scaleation and cryptic nature of this species is INCREDIBLE. Thanks for the videos !
@ciaronsmith4995
Iran is very interesting. There's more snow than in Europe in the North / Northwest of the country and then it seems the geography changes rapidly in the South. Would love to visit one day.
@FinalLifeForm
This video is a dream come true for me. I remember first learning about this snake and was amazed. Living Zoology did an incredible job documenting this unique reptile in its natural habitat.
@davidforshaw6447
Definitely the best channel on this subject, no fluff,music or anything that distracts from what we all come to watch and enjoy. Simply awesome videos of nature at its vest.
@nab2364
This snake lives in my province Ilam. Thanks for making the beautiful video.❤🙏
@87Magneto
I’ve just learned about this snake today & my mind is blown. The camouflage is out of this world. I thought I was starting at a rock for the longest time. Then the spider tail is an insane bait & trap. Evolution at its finest. Also just found & subscribed to this channel.
@limoucheu8522
FINALLY! A dream (for you to, I think?), The famous urarachnoides. Probably one of the most derived snake of all. The most derived tail luring method for sure. what a difference between simple luring with a "normal appendage" such like certain colubrid or south american crotalid (young Bothrops for example what show the end of the tail differently coloured than the body) to the beginning of adaptation with the Acanthophis genera what show a special mobility (some process are shorter allow more angle than the normal 15°) and number of caudal vertebrae but still no other modification. And that: the pinacle with a real lure. What a species. The homochromy with the gypsum, the rough texture, the spots on the pattern all of that is a fantastic evolution. Thank's a lot for this moment.
@LukeMcGuireoides
I've never seen such gnarly scalation. I can't get over it. Insane. Kudos to you guys, another god tier herp nature film. I looove you. This viper is the single most bizarre there is.
@aaronmiller7311
Wow! What an awesome snake! 🐍🐍 My favorite snake channel delivers again! Stunning videos 📸 like always!
@meysam8457
این مار افعی دم عنکبوتی نام دارد و فقط در کشور عزیز و پهناورم ایران هست. شاهکار تکامل هست این مار، من خودم بارها به فاصله چند متری به رفتار این موجود زیبا نگاه کردم، ایران ۳نوع مار افعی داره که هیچ جای دنیا دیده نشده، و ۱نوع کبرای سیاه کامل ولی بسیار بزرگ و کمیاب هم داره که جز ایران هیچ جا دیده نشده. قلبا تشکر میکنم از برنامه بسیاز عالیتان
@GentryoftheCentury
Awesome video! I just learned that these snakes existed in the last year or so and to say I was blown away by them is an understatement. Fantastic snake.
@biobrother
Fascinating once again. The fact that snakes use the tip of their tail to attract potential prey is something I've only known from the Australian death adder, which thereby probably imitates a worm. However, this structure is much more elaborate. Glad to be a supporter of this channel. 🙂
@ashwinikumarrath3716
Kudos to the living zoology team for filming such a rare species and making it an amazing documentary. Brilliant work. 👍✌👏👏👏 Edit: and the camouflage of the snake is mind blowing. 😯
@M32-y2l