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Finding Wild Reptiles in Costa Rica!!
In today's Costa Rican journey, we go searching for wild reptiles and amphibians! We found some amazing black-banded cat eyed snakes (a first-time for us!), among other unique species!!
SNAKE DISCOVERY MERCH!
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SNAKE DISCOVERY PATREON
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We love fan mail!
Snake Discovery
P.O. Box 192
Hammond, WI 54015
Music by BenSound and Epidemic Sound
Clint's Reptiles : Ugh, you make me want to go to Costa Rica! I am going somewhere pretty rad soon!
Crispy : WHOA when she found a cane toad my first thought 'oh invasive?' but NO! Costa Rica is their actual home that's crazy! I'm so used to them being the status of invasive species I completely forgot where they are supposed to live.
MOCA4 : You guys have completely changed my pov of snakes in the last year. Although it doesn't help that my family hates them☹️. Keep it up and happy new year!
Rolandbadger : The poison cane toads secrete is actually called Bufotoxin, and its really potent. A purified version is or was used for heart surgery because of how it relaxes vascular muscle.
Imoru100 : Curious thought, whats a funny story you've had where you had to stop and explain to someone that you were looking for animals? I can only imagine getting some stares from other guest, residents etc in some of the various places you've herped.
Finding WILD Invertebrates in Costa Rica!
What's the invert-equivalent to herping? Inverting! Today we bring you along while we go inverting in Costa Rica and find some crazy species in the wild!!
SNAKE DISCOVERY MERCH!
https://snakediscoverystore.square.site/s/shop
SNAKE DISCOVERY PATREON
https://www.patreon.com/snakediscovery
We love fan mail!
Snake Discovery
P.O. Box 192
Hammond, WI 54015
Music by BenSound and Epidemic Sound
Jess Hyder : I was in Costa Rica and saw you filming with a frog by this little pond located near my room! It was so cool to see how knowledgeable and passionate you are about animals that, frankly, give most people the creeps. I figured you must be a YouTuber, so immediately went to my room and typed “snake facts” into the search bar and found you easily on the first page. Watched a dozen videos that night - such great content! I remember seeing you on the first night I was there walking around “looking for snakes” and wondered what that was all about. Glad I was able to find out! Pura vida!
Hailey Majewski : Your moth is absolutely a hawk moth (Sphingidae)! It looks quite a bit like the Tetrio sphinx, Pseudosphinx tetrio.
Also, the hermit crabs you show are Coenobita compressus (Ecuadorian hermit crab)!
Title by Artist : Thank you for checking back on Jerry/Jeffrey. SO satisfying to see the changes
b : I just realized why I enjoy Emily and Ed while they tell us about the animals around us.
I get some serious Steve Irwin vibes from them and It reminds me from when I was a kid throwing on animal planet to watch his 8am showing.
Kenny Holmes : I believe that what you call "inverting" is more properly known as "Enting", as the name for the study of invertebrates is Entomology, same as how Herping is part of Herpetology.
dicovery
In today's Costa Rican journey, we go searching for wild reptiles and amphibians! We found some amazing black-banded cat eyed snakes (a first-time for us!), among other unique species!!
SNAKE DISCOVERY MERCH!
https://snakediscoverystore.square.site/s/shop
SNAKE DISCOVERY PATREON
https://www.patreon.com/snakediscovery
We love fan mail!
Snake Discovery
P.O. Box 192
Hammond, WI 54015
Music by BenSound and Epidemic Sound
Clint's Reptiles : Ugh, you make me want to go to Costa Rica! I am going somewhere pretty rad soon!
Crispy : WHOA when she found a cane toad my first thought 'oh invasive?' but NO! Costa Rica is their actual home that's crazy! I'm so used to them being the status of invasive species I completely forgot where they are supposed to live.
MOCA4 : You guys have completely changed my pov of snakes in the last year. Although it doesn't help that my family hates them☹️. Keep it up and happy new year!
Rolandbadger : The poison cane toads secrete is actually called Bufotoxin, and its really potent. A purified version is or was used for heart surgery because of how it relaxes vascular muscle.
Imoru100 : Curious thought, whats a funny story you've had where you had to stop and explain to someone that you were looking for animals? I can only imagine getting some stares from other guest, residents etc in some of the various places you've herped.
Finding WILD Invertebrates in Costa Rica!
What's the invert-equivalent to herping? Inverting! Today we bring you along while we go inverting in Costa Rica and find some crazy species in the wild!!
SNAKE DISCOVERY MERCH!
https://snakediscoverystore.square.site/s/shop
SNAKE DISCOVERY PATREON
https://www.patreon.com/snakediscovery
We love fan mail!
Snake Discovery
P.O. Box 192
Hammond, WI 54015
Music by BenSound and Epidemic Sound
Jess Hyder : I was in Costa Rica and saw you filming with a frog by this little pond located near my room! It was so cool to see how knowledgeable and passionate you are about animals that, frankly, give most people the creeps. I figured you must be a YouTuber, so immediately went to my room and typed “snake facts” into the search bar and found you easily on the first page. Watched a dozen videos that night - such great content! I remember seeing you on the first night I was there walking around “looking for snakes” and wondered what that was all about. Glad I was able to find out! Pura vida!
Hailey Majewski : Your moth is absolutely a hawk moth (Sphingidae)! It looks quite a bit like the Tetrio sphinx, Pseudosphinx tetrio.
Also, the hermit crabs you show are Coenobita compressus (Ecuadorian hermit crab)!
Title by Artist : Thank you for checking back on Jerry/Jeffrey. SO satisfying to see the changes
b : I just realized why I enjoy Emily and Ed while they tell us about the animals around us.
I get some serious Steve Irwin vibes from them and It reminds me from when I was a kid throwing on animal planet to watch his 8am showing.
Kenny Holmes : I believe that what you call "inverting" is more properly known as "Enting", as the name for the study of invertebrates is Entomology, same as how Herping is part of Herpetology.
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