A lot of videos coming up at the ThaiPulse Travel Channel on YouTube. King Cobras – a guy kissing one on the face and pushing one with his hand (in the face) Monocled Cobras – striking, hissing Snake Hunting goes awry… Huge sex toy... ...full story at Thai Pulse
from Thai Pulse on Wed, Jul 01 2009
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| 06 Jan 09 |
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Big Black & Yellow Mangrove Snake Biting (Striking) at Us »
YouTube video I tour a snake zoo of sorts in Krabi, Thailand. There are many snakes I video including this awesome colored mangrove snake and some king cobras and other amazingly fast striking snakes. |
| 16 Nov 09 |
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Working with Deadly Cobras for a Living » Thai Pulse I just returned from a trip to see my friend that works the cobra show at the beach. He’s been doing it over 5 years and he shared with me many stories about how he catches the different types of cobras, pit vipers, pythons, and other snakes.... |
| 13 Sep 09 |
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Thailand Snakes FAQ Page » Thai Pulse I created a Thailand Snakes FAQ page to cover some of the most frequently asked questions about snakes in Thailand – especially the poisonous (venomous) varieties. If there’s anything else on the page you think needs mentioned about snakes in... |
| 05 Sep 07 |
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Visiting Thailand? Careful, There are SNAKES in the Grass! » Thai Pulse Riding the motorbike this morning to get something to eat I finally came across the snake I've been trying to find for a while. Sometimes I go on snake hunting excursions here in Thailand to find poisonous and other snakes, but I've yet to find one of... |
| 20 Jul 09 |
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Green Oriental Whip Snake » Thai Pulse Found this on a hike today – amazing colors and patterns on this snake. The snake guy at siam-info.de says it’s a “Ahaetulla prasina (Oriental Whip snakes” and found all over Thailand. Mildly poisonous but only if you let him chew... |
| 24 Aug 09 |
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Eating Bugs Videos Quality Upgrade at YouTube » Thai Pulse I upgraded the videos of me eating scorpion, huge cockroach type thing, silkworms, red ant eggs and more. Much higher quality and you can really see clearly the insects, snakes, scorpions, frogs, etc. Vern’s YouTube Channel > |
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