The Most Venomous Snakes of Africa - TRAILER

Dear fans,
we are searching for sponsors of our upcoming epic documentary, The Most Venomous Snakes of Africa!
We are working on it from 2020, it will be about 1 hour 15 minutes long and comprise footage from 5 African countries. Producing such a long, professional nature history film takes a tremendous amount of time, effort and it costs a lot. Creating high-quality content for our channel every week is a full-time job and therefore, there is little time for work on a larger, long-term project. Your support will help us to finish this documentary. We will also use it to pay for the recording of the narration and the original licensed music which gives the story a huge additional value. Every supporter will be credited at the end of our documentary (let us know your preferred name in the form below). Those who support us with 30 USD and more will have access to a private link with the film with no advertisements, about half a year before it will become public (it takes about a half a year to solve YouTube copyright claims from music producers - the film will be ready, but we won't be able to post it publicly ). In total, we would like to fundraise a minimum of 2800 USD which will give us time to work on finishing the film in peace and it will cover all costs connected with music licenses, recording of the narration etc. But even if we do not fundraise the whole amount we will eventually finish the documentary and we will be grateful for any support.

If you want to support us please fill out this form (we need your e-mail address to send you payment info and later the link to the documentary, and we need to know how to write your name in acknowledgements):

From the beginning of our journey in Living Zoology we enjoyed producing these long, narrated stories about snakes from all around the world. Help us to produce another one!

Thank you, Matej and Zuzana

Africa is very famous for its fascinating wildlife. The diversity of iconic big mammals in some regions is simply astonishing. Africa is also home to amazing diversity of one of the most feared animal groups on our planet. Snakes. Some of the most venomous species can be found here. We will embark on a remarkable journey across the continent and encounter these stunning reptiles in different habitats and situations. Amazing behavior, vibrant colors or peculiar shapes - all of this can be found in Africa's most venomous snakes. We aim to show you the beauty of the world of these animals. They are worthy of our admiration, but of course they are potentially deadly. Coexisting with dangerous animals on a daily basis has always been a tricky issue for people. Snakebite is a serious problem in Africa. You will see examples of those who collect venom for the production of antivenom or work hard to mitigate the human-snake conflict. Don't miss the Living Zoology documentary, The Most Venomous Snakes of Africa.

[nassunarhania]

Wooow, what an amazing trailer, I can't wait for the full documentary.

[jonathan]

Lovely video. I like the switch-up with the narration but I think I prefer the closed caption with the background audio. Either way, looks like a great video.

[knowtilus]

So glad to see Atheris squamigera in its natural habitat!
❤

[PuffPiastri]

Africa has some amazing snakes, some of my favourites. Gaboon Vipers are so cool, thick and badass. The scaly vipers are cool too.

[AniFam]

Awesome! I look forward to seeing this episode~👍
Thank you for sharing this trailer~🤗

[fearnotreptiles]

Cool. when does it come out? I'm definitely into African snakes so I can't wait.

[varanusking]

I really hope we get to see Bitis parviocula!!

[allpro]

i will add that we should support this channel to max and contribute generously so that good content keeps coming. channels like deserve support
from us the viewers🦎🐉

[altaccaltacc]

Hey, living zoology! Can you make a video about the malayan krait of indonesia? I would like to hear that!

[tomquirin]

cannot wait for it, thanks guys and ive heard the vipers there are the fastest strikers in the world, faster than india's too ?, saw scaled viper needs more attention and eduacation about it so the local people know about it n do n ot die from it n others, thanks guys > tom !, OH b.t.w. i am snake friends with jason "the snakeman " arnold from durban province in south africa !

[guategringo]

People who are in to snakes are weird. I'm weird! 😅

[imperialzavala]

Drop the video already so we can watch it