Black vs. Green: Milking Deadly Mambas! (FINAL Snake Milking)

BLACK MAMBA vs GREEN MAMBA! Today we're in Deland, FL with Karl and Mara milking some of the world's deadliest and most widely feared snakes. It's time for Coyote's final snake milking with the Deadliest Job in America - Snake Milker!

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[BraveWilderness]

A massive thank you to Karl and Mara for all their epic snake milking adventures over the years! 🙌 Truly the deadliest job in America!

Which DEADLY job should we spotlight next?

[robertdiehl]

The black mamba being 12 feet or longer with such a potent venom displays something that I’ve only noticed in king cobras. Confidence. They seem to be very aware of just how deadly they are. Excellent work and video Coyote

[flickcentergaming]

That green mamba was absolutely gorgeous. Such a bright, vibrant color!

[FrostyFyre]

Just gotta say I freaking love Karl, you can tell how passionate and knowledgeable he is about snakes, and it is always a joy to see a professional practice their craft. He was a really good sport and always checking on the film crew to make sure they were comfortable and had good shots/angles before proceeding to the next step. Much love Karl!

[CrestedSaguaro]

I've been watching the Brave Wilderness channel for over 6 years now. I always look forward to these videos. I always enjoy learning new things from the channel! 😃

[Domsday]

These snakes are absolutely terrifying, but also amazing as well. I'm glad that Karl and Mara clearly show respect when it comes to handling them and recognizing the danger. Even though they're in an environment that they can control they still realize that a snake is like a loaded gun and to treat it carefully no matter how "safe" you think you may be. The communication during the process was key and the results were outstanding. It amazes me just how fast the venom is released and takes hold. Kudos to them because the only way science can be used to make improvements to help others is by having people obtain samples to begin with. It's dangerous, but necessary. Great video.

[nathanlambshead]

I grew up in South Africa. I caught and kept snakes from 12 yrs old till into my 20s. I have handled most of them, and although I highly respect them all, I do not fear them. Except this one. Here I am, 65 yrs old and living in the rural northeast USA, and I am scared just watching a video of you handling a black. I have handled greens, which always seemed a little less apt to attack. But the black is too big, too strong, too fast, too smart, and too deadly for me to take on. Thanks for the video.

[cory]

Coyote is taking breaks from stings, but he's still doing extreme stuff like handling deadly snakes. I love the snakes featured on this channel, it's really cool.

[Alita_Kazami]

As dangerous as these are, the snake milking videos are always my favorite

[EB-vzob]

If you're ever near DeLand, FL, I highly recommend visiting Reptile Discovery. Very cool place! Carl and Mara are really neat folks!

[badgers]

I love Carl man, I love these videos with him. He’s so intelligent in this field and saves lives doing so

[Slashems]

mamba's are my favourite snake species, although taipans and diamondbacks are a close second

[GoodReads]

I cannot believe Carl got bitten by mambas 3 times and still works doing the most dangerous job in the world while saving lives! 👍👍

[LucianLacroix]

That’s officially the worst place to be during an earthquake.

[Bobcat_therian]

Karl and Mara are amazing and I love the details Karl gives as he is doing his job. He is very talented, knowledgeable and has to have the most dangerous job is the US. Thank you for your hard work and for saving lives with the work you and Mara do!! N

[EksaStelmere]

When I was doing my driving job, mostly between Mombasa and Nairobi, I would hear a lot of sad stories about snake bite victims. It's pretty much something I fear more than even lions and wild dogs solely due to the fact that you can just bumble into it by accident.

[hetmagazijn]

I was there last week at the reptile discovery center in Deland. A very interesting place for seing snakes.

Also Carl is a nice guy to talk to after the venom extraction program.
Iff you see this Carl.

Thank you.

Friendy regards from Belgium. 🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪

[mikeclark]

Much, Much respect to these Guys for doing what they do .

[Jenisonc]

15:26 Those 2 little "oh no" made my skin warm with nervousness..

[groupersti]

I'm impressed he hasn't lost any of his finger joints...Alot of these handlers are missing stuff...LOL