Living Zoology
We are Matej and Zuzana, welcome to Living Zoology YouTube channel! We both studied zoology (Zuzana has a master's degree and Matej has a Ph.D.) and we produce wildlife documentary films about life of wild animals, zoological research and ecological problems. Our main specialization is filming wild venomous and non-venomous snakes. The main goal is to inform about snake natural history, human-snake conflict around the world and many other topics connected with these reptiles. We already organized many expeditions to tropical regions of the world with the aim to find and film snakes. For example, we worked in Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, India, Indonesia, USA, Australia, Peru or Costa Rica. Apart from videos we also present wildlife photography. If you want to support us in our work, feel free to contact us!!!
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Hello everyone! Today is a very exciting day! FIGURES, a documentary about us and our work with snakes, is premiering today! We are very proud of the movie and very grateful for an awesome collaboration with @RhettCutrell !
5 days ago | [YT] | 41
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There is a new video on our channel! It is about record-breaking viper species when it comes to size and weight. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2EVP...
Let us know after you watch the video, which viper is the smallest, the longest and the heaviest! There is one species that we mentioned but it is not the record holder.
2 weeks ago | [YT] | 56
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Dear viewers, we hope you noticed a new video on Living Zoology channel! Our question for you is: Which snake species is number 6? Let's see if you watched it :)
You can watch the video it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9sqK...
4 weeks ago | [YT] | 61
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We have many photos and videos ready to be edited on our external hard drives. Our goal was always to tell stories on a large scale. Eventually, we will create a documentary about venomous snakes of Australia, but for now we will present a narrated video about 10 extremely venomous snakes from this continent. For now, members at the King cobra level can watch it. We will make the video available to watch for everyone soon. Stay tuned to Living Zoology!
1 month ago | [YT] | 246
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This year we finally ventured under the surface of seawater and started to film sea snakes and sea kraits! Please support us by simply watching our new video :) A lot of money, time and work is behind the footage. One interesting thing about this particular video is the fact that we had only 5 hours on the island and in this time we managed to film everything you will see!
1 month ago | [YT] | 38
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We recently posted two videos about rattlesnakes. While one gathered an amazing 87K views, another one had only about 7.5K views. Well, we expected that the pink Huamantlan rattlesnake would have big success. But is the Tiger rattlesnake, one of the most venomous vipers in the world, so much less interesting? Were you notified about this video? Or you simply don't watch our videos if the topic/species is not interesting to you? Thank you for your feedback!
2 months ago | [YT] | 44
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