Whether you’re at home, out hiking, swimming or even at work, encountering a snake can be a surprising and scary experience, especially if you’re not sure what to do. After reading this guide, you’ll know exactly what to do if you see a snake in most...
Snake Catcher Diaries: Are Snake Catchers Crazy? Snake Catcher article by Michelle Preen Snake Catcher: Grant Smith Lemons bobbed playfully on crowded branches above his head as Grant, an urban snake catcher from Cape Town, reached in and extricated the Herald Snake...
The Karoo whip snake is a relatively uncommon site in Cape Town. It’s a rear-fanged snake with a mild venom thought not to be of any medical significance. They are stunning snakes and excellent climbers which exhibit some interesting behaviour. Watch it all in...
Even Snakes Get the Blues [Full video at the end of the post] WARNING: This video contains footage that should never be tried anywhere if you haven’t had the appropriate training. Never try to capture (or kill) a snake yourself as a mistake could have fatal...
Incredible Experience with a Boomslang in Cape Town I caught a beautiful male boomslang in Cape Town close to Clifton 1st beach. What happened next was amazing. If you’ve ever wondered how quickly these snakes can move then you don’t want to miss this....
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