This video explores the diverse cultural and mythological significance of snakes throughout history. It also discusses the modern-day issues surrounding snake keeping as pets and the misconceptions that contribute to their negative...

This video is answering the question of how fast can snakes move.

In this episode, Coyote and Mario are in Costa Rica and they are called upon to rescue one BIG angry snake! This boa constrictor is so big that you'll have to see it to believe it - and the snake proves tricky for Coyote and Mario to...

After a day of searching for the famously dangerous Northern Pacific Rattlesnake Coyote Peterson finally stumbles upon one in the 11th hour of filming in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The only problem is, it was already escaping into the...

In a pine rockland habitat in Homestead, Florida I encounter the quintessential rattlesnake of the Everglades. By carefully moving it from thick underbrush to a gravel road I am able to handle the snake and show you why this reptile...

In this episode, Coyote's in Hognose Heaven! Meet the Eastern Hognose Snake - one of the most unique snake species in North America. This incredible reptile is one sneaky little snake, with a repertoire of bizarre and notable behaviors...

This video is answering the question of where does the game snakes and ladders come from.

This video features Terry Phillip, the curator of reptiles at the Black Hills Reptile Gardens in South Dakota. He introduces various reptiles, including a giant crocodile, giant tortoises, venomous snakes, and other fascinating...

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote spots a Burmese Python that is much more aggressive than he bargained for! Burmese Pythons are notoriously invasive to the South Florida region and although they are found quite frequently by...

On this episode of Breaking Trail, we look at some of the most MASSIVE and EXTRAORDINARY animals we have ever encountered on the Brave Wilderness channel. From GIANT Japanese Salamanders to the art of snake milking, the Brave Crew has...

On Safari with Nala - Blind Snake

An animal lover has turned her small London flat into a secluded paradise for her collection of snakes, including a 16 foot Burmese python. Zee, 21, who is training to be a veterinary nurse, first saw a snake at six-years-old and has...

This video discusses the concept of phobias, which are intense and irrational fears of certain objects or situations. It explains that phobias can develop from traumatic experiences and highlights common types of phobias such as animal...

Snakes on snakes on snakes. Coyote and Will Robertson are heading to the Appalachian Mountains to showcase some of the amazing snake diversity of the eastern U.S. They’ll catch and handle a hognose snake, a black racer, a rat snake, a...

This video is answering the question of how many species of snake there are.

It doesn’t get deadlier than this – Kayne has to give a deadly Box Jellyfish a manicure!

This video is answering the question of what the snake wrapped on a staff symbol means in hospitals.

In this episode, Coyote goes mano a mano (figuratively) with a spitting cobra! The incredible Mozambique spitting cobra's venom-spitting defense mechanism sure is unique and incredibly toxic... but just how accurate are those blinding...

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and Mario are on the search for the Timber Rattlesnake! Along the way, they come across none other than the Copperhead snake! How dangerous is this snake, might you ask? You're about to find out!

Emperor Elagabalus was the Roman emperor for a brief time from 218 to 222, but he packed a lot of scandal into those years. When it comes to the weirdest royals throughout history, Elagabalus might be the wildest of all. It's hard to...

Fraser Island in Queensland beckons and so too does the need to sustain the predator that calls the World Heritage site home.

Brandon challenges Kayne to a hoof-thumping mission: to train as a Jackaroo and then muster about 40 head of cattle in the Megalong Valley.

EEK! A spider! Fear seems like a natural response to creepy crawlers and other scary stuff like loud noises and heights. But are we born with that fear? Are there innate fears that all humans have? Of course, psychology has been...

On Safari with Nala - Puff Adder