Black mamba vs green mamba!

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Eastern Green Mamba (Dendroaspis angusticeps) A bright green snake that inhabits coastal and thick montane forest. It is also comfortable in plantations such as Mango and some nuts. It is often confused with harmless green snakes of the genus Philothamnus and the green Boomslang. The Green Mamba spends most of its life in dense vegetation where it hunts for tree-living mammals as well as birds during the day. It may venture to the ground to bask or move to a new tree. They are sometimes found as

Green Mamba Hatching: In this video, you will witness a baby Green Mamba opening its mouth for the first time! This is one of my all-time favorite moments that I have captured on film. This was the first time that this baby Green Mamba opened its mouth. It appears to be taking its first breath of fresh air, but realistically it's just readjusting its jaw and getting comfortable after spending more than 2 months inside its egg. Watching snakes hatching, especially exquisite snakes like the highly

🐍 The black mouth of the Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis) 🐍 It's clear to see how the Black Mamba gets its name from its black mouth and this video portrays it accurately. This snake is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous snakes in the world, and even so, it would far rather slither away than attack any potential predator. The Black Mamba does this by raising its head and showing off its black mouth as a warning to keep your distance. Black Mambas simply do not chase people and although t

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Good morning from The Mambas! Each animal has a role to play in the Savanna ecosystem.Sound on and you will hear about interesting facts about Giraffes and learn why they are so important. | The Black Mambas