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BIÓLOGO HENRIQUE - ENCANTADOR DE SERPENTE - PODCAST 3 IRMÃOS #687

3:24:47EnglishTranscribed Jul 25, 2026
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podcast three brothers in the area who speaks

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Here's Rodrigo Toró again!

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my side, my brother, my brother Roberto

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Andrade Filho, the snake on the table.

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operating our director Pedro Henrique

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Hey Robertinho, how are you doing?

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Hey my brothers, how's it going? Hey my...

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Brother, man, I'm a real pain here today. What?

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It's an honor, man, to receive a scientist like that.

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our house, I'll tell you, I can

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to be conscious Logical no

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Without meaning to disrespect any of these guys, they have a

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incredible capacity but I prefer

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being among friends, and that's why it is...

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The importance of this episode to me.

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because this guy who's here, besides

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The scientist is my friend, bro. Worth two.

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Sometimes you're a suck-up, that's the thing.

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You really say that about everyone?

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He says this to please and to win people over.

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I only speak up when the guy is deep.

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Understanding CBAs is because you...

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I'm sure I'll spend some time at his house.

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weekend there in that paradise over there

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house and something else, it's not even a house

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It's a beachfront mansion with waters

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hyaline and all

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But the deal is good PR Wow man

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You don't know, biologist Henrique.

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just through advertising it has already won

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But there will be snakes for you there.

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V will have to hold onto the snake there raz

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I'll tell you a secret, I'm raised

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in the countryside

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And I might be afraid of some things.

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urban, I don't know, a cockroach. You have

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when a guy is kind of pretentious, he has

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Robertinho is very afraid of these things.

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It's very cheap when you hear the voice, you see that

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The cockroach flew, the guy... wow, flying!

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AND

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dirty trick fear mu people the unconscious a

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The flora there is guarded now, it's a snake for...

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For example, no, I don't have one, I'm not going to say.

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I'm not afraid, I have a suspicion like that.

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But I, man, I lived with a lot of...

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close to that type of animal, right?

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My whole life, ever since I was a kid, man.

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It's totally normal, you were in the middle of the...

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There's a bush right there in the middle of the field, and there are snakes.

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In my case, there was a snake inside our...

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Serious house, has the snake already entered like that from your

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home and that's actually interesting that I

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I wanted to know if it's already entered and if it's kind of...

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That's hilarious because when my...

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Mom saw, and I was sleeping. She came in and...

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And it kind of stopped under the sofa, right? And I...

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My brother was sleeping too, he was on the floor.

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of earth, right? ground, ground, exactly.

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It was land, so it was normal for them, and then

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She arrived. She woke my brother up, like this.

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Wake up, there's a snake under the sofa over there.

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right, and it woke me up and my brother said like this

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what that is woke up month sado so that that

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It's a mother, what is it? She says there's a snake.

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under the sofa as if the snake had

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listening, they are deaf, she and then and

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That's a question. Yes, the snake is deaf.

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Our parameter understands you speaking.

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She won't listen here, she doesn't have the means.

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does she have an in-ear hearing aid?

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There's a bone there called the columella, right?

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sound, it's not just any sound, it has to be

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curled up and with her head on top of

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That's less what our great scientist

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very good vision, their vision is not good.

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because they evolved from organisms that

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They were fossorial and the vision was kind of...

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It wasn't very good, so they inherited it.

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However, snakes have this process.

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other ways of seeing For example

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when you catch a jararaca snake, it has

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something called the Loreal pit

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Please guys, don't confuse it with f.

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called pit

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aal are two little holes over there that are close

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nostril and people often even call it

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Cascavel de quero ventas jararaca de

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four nostrils but it's not actually the

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The nose is a little hole, that hole has

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a lot of receivers of

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thermoreceptors that we used to

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He believed he was a heat-sensing being.

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only, but today we already know that

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there are these organs that are attached

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to a nervous system this system

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The nervous system will attach itself to the same.

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location where the optical system couples

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In this way, we understand that she

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See? Heat has the Predator. Ah, it seems.

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with the Predator she can see

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Heat equals the Predator. So it's not just...

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She has poor eyesight, but she manages.

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to see heat and for those who prey

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mammal with a jararaca snake, a little mouse.

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Passing by is a feast and it doesn't matter.

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So she's in the dark in Claro sometimes.

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The predator will see you. The Predator. You.

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Remember the movie "Man, that was crazy?"

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At night he sees the guy passing by.

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right, he's the one who's you, Deston, when you have

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She doesn't have that kind of vision.

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because most animals don't

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They have the same perception of colors as we do.

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Yes, like, I was even looking at one.

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Very Lou thing, yes, we are chromatic.

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Oh, you have a lot of animals that don't...

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It continues and sometimes you see, for example...

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The tiger is orange for us.

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green PR is And then you see orange you

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Hey man, he goes through the middle of the Green Forest.

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There I'm seeing something, but it's just...

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other animals, it is green striped then

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shape doesn't matter, so it has a stain or

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hortulana coral some pythons they

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Crazy, that's it, old brother, the animals, they

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They're snakes, not just sausages with

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teeth they have a lot of other

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things, that which we're talking about

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I begin with the inclusive perspective.

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when you take the human perspective

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from the creation of the Gods, the gods always

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are linked to natural things In

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which people don't control, like for

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For example, lightning and wind, right?

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But snakes are also

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related to Gods What do you mean, who is

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You have several tribes that worship some...

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type of God that was a snake to put

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For example, and you have the Jormungand, which is the

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The serpent that D returns to the world that is the

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snake there from Thor in several

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cultures in various parts of the world you

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There's a snake related to something.

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divine power, this happens because the

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chance if you don't know where it's from

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stung, and if you get stung, you die.

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So how come you can't control the

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The situation is as if it were a one-sided thing.

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natural power that you have no control over

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the snakes end up falling into the same Rau of

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creation of gods that the things

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natural events natural disasters

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natural, you understand, for me to start.

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So, and look, I said that I am a

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A guy used to living near snakes.

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Hey, look at that! What is that?

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That's the difference, I think you already told me.

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I said that, but I don't remember...

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The difference between a cobra and a snake is...

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Like, mods and absorbent pads

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Today we got the name, we have two.

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The hypothesis has two situations so that

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you use the name cobra one is the name

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of the colubrid, which is a group of snakes

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The other is the group of snakes themselves that

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They are the nagas, the njas are snakes of

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tombstones and we call them all uh they are

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internationally recognized as

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snakes and the idea is that the Portuguese

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When they went to India, they saw the Indians.

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calling it a snake or something similar and

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When they arrived here in Brazil, it began to

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Calling everything a snake, the correct name is

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snake but

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absorbent types nowadays are not

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There's no problem, you used to...

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I wanted to kill a herpetologist with a heart attack.

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In the case of my training, it was you speaking.

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He was then bitten by a venomous snake.

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because first of all it's not poison, it's

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in

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She literally has to bite you.

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otherwise, because Coral doesn't design the

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Cora's tiny, fixed little tooth

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fixed, which we call proteroglyph E

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then she literally needs to bite.

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It's very difficult to have an accident with Coral.

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It's very difficult indeed, and we

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usually says inside the da da da

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herpetology, if the guy was bitten

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For a Coral snake, it's as if it fell from...

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The snake fell on its back and pierced its eye.

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It's very rare, but when does a guy...

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If you bite with a coral snake, it's not that you don't.

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It can happen, it already happens, we have

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records Okay, but usually it's the guy

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Like, if you're at a barbecue, you're totally wasted.

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Or maybe he's got a face full of weed.

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something And then he goes Usually to

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The Natureba crowd will feel the...

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energy hum how is he going to do it

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Feeling the energy, he becomes Cacio and goes to

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inside the bush and Step On the damned thing and step and

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she has such a cute little mouth

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Her mouth is so small, isn't it?

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She is small, she is a snake, oyo Faga

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specialized in eating other snakes

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so her little mouth is tiny and

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So, for her to bite you, man, you have to...

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Step on her and then she'll...

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bite. And that's the key detail. Because

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even though she has a very large tooth

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She's tiny, she has a penis of the type

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neurotoxic and is a person who has low

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molecular weight, it circulates a lot

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It's easy that way if she scratches it.

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your skin, I'm not kidding, I'm serious if

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scratch your skin, that venom.

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manages to penetrate your system

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lymphatic system and progress for your body and you

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Go to the city of Pé Junto, that's already a

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This is a neurotoxic poison.

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It's more aggressive, let's go to us, for

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Yes, humans are much more aggressive.

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it will attack the nervous system of

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The person will become completely paralyzed, but it is

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City of the Foot Together, even so, in the same way.

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What you said, man, there really is a

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probability for

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No, no, that's not how it works, come on, let's go.

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grab them since we've entered a

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subject of accident, danger and

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toxicity, I think it's good to talk about that.

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because the staff answers questions from the group.

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Danger is one thing, toxicity is another.

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Lethality is another matter entirely.

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So let's catch the Brazilian snakes.

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Which snake here is the most dangerous?

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Jaraka no gutu no no but they are

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pit vipers in general

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So we're going to call the bops.

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jararacas all jararaca elho urutu e

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They are all bops, these are the

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Why are they more dangerous?

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dangerous because they are snakes except for

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Jarquil who's on the island and Yca

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behind the pit vipers in general

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they are closer to beings

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humans, they are closer to areas

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rural areas where you have human activity

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where there is livestock farming and where there is farming

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There are rats and they like rodents and

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They like that more run-down area.

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They love that forest that you

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cleared a piece and left another piece.

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dense forest, the pit vipers, they are kind of

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They are much more camouflaged than they actually are.

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close to human beings and in the case

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You can't see, you're going to take one.

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"Traulitada e pode ir pra cidade do pé"

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together but the probability of you going to

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The city of pé junto is between 10 and 20% in

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pit vipers, but the chance of being bitten is high.

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by them compared with the others is of

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90% approximately b then Practically

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all these teeth we have here are

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with the jar some jar Maia maia COB if

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If you go into a little jar, I think that's where it is.

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more jararaca snake blood, right? Yes, so 90%.

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You see how she is?

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dangerous but the chance of death is 10 to

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20% Now let's get her, isn't it?

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It's lethal, it's lethal, but the chance is okay.

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I'm saying this without serum, okay, without the...

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Hey, let's get some serum, let's go catch a rattlesnake.

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the most lethal

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of all the rattlesnakes, the most lethal of all the

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The chance of death is between 20 and 30%.

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40 of Tuia died with the Cascavel snake like this.

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I

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I imagined it would be something much more...

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lethal, not that it isn't. It's logical that...

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There is a high 30% chance that you will die.

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very lethal but I imagined that in

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snakebite accidents

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poisonous, man, it was like half and half.

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And look, it was supposed to be even more... no, no

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Because from what I know, it's kind of like that.

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These are stories from another era as well.

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That's how it was, wasn't so-and-so? The snake caught him.

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He sweated blood there and died, oh, the snake!

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He grabbed it, stood there, and began.

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to distribute and he died, let's talk about

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effects later but conclude conclude the

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lethality, there we go, Cascavel, it...

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makes it more lethal but only 7% of

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accidents are with

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She understood, she's further away from...

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man because she is further away because

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umal um chocalho Tu tá assistindo o meu

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P Car channel makes noise makes noise she

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ne study cuc jackfruit peak

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2.9 per. that she is already a bigger snake

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forested and it has some details, right?

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Why does more men get annoyed? Why is that guy?

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That's really cool, I'll get to that.

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the subject of the difference between sexes in

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snake bite and the coral snake which is 0%

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It's almost impossible to have an accident with a snake.

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coral snake, but the coral snake has the toxin.

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The more powerful this bushmaster snake is, the more in

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northern region too, right? You have it in...

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The southeastern region exists, but where do you have it?

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even more so, and there in that region of the

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Atlantic Forest of Bahia type

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so if I... if we get stung now

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If you go to a health center, you'll probably have it.

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the serum from jararaca and rattlesnake snakes

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because they are the ones that have the most P region

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It was a Coral, so you'll have to look for it in...

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elsewhere the serum the serum exists the serum

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It's mandatory, the guy has to. Oh, okay, he has to.

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that having everyone has to have everyone has to

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Everyone's talking about the serum, there is a serum.

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which is valid for all non-multipurpose

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You speak exactly because I've already heard it.

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Saying that a serum is like that is because it's as follows.

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Let's go, let's take it one step at a time, and it's good that we...

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Note here I even spoke in the other one

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Podcasts are good, we take notes, a guy.

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called Vitor Brasil Okay, we

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Anotec, that guy, that guy was the guy.

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who discovered the story that the serum

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You have to be specific, so if you were

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Bitten by a jararaca snake, you have to take the

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serum for jararaca snakes

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because it functions as an antigen/antibody

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you catch that, that poison you

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inject microdoses into the horse, then pass it on.

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the time with those microdoses there in

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then you will draw the horse's blood

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horse and it will filter that blood to remove

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so the horse's antibody is then the

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antibody you will have an antibody for

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to combat that antigen, the venom of

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snake, the correct term is venom, not

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poison, the correct name is venom because it

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you need a device to inoculate and

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because the toxin needs to be inside

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of your body circulating if you drink

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Nothing's going to happen, okay? This is big.

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The truth is, if you drink it, it's expensive protein.

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It will break down and turn into amino acids.

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It will become food, save some.

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exceptions like you have a little wound in

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mouth but it's a hell of a trip but if

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you take the snake venom, don't

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It's not going to happen to you, damn man, nothing.

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I would drink this with a shot of cachaça.

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It depends, he's crazy. Tell me, he is.

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Crazy man, dude, I'm gonna create it, I'm gonna

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create a crazy meat tenderizer

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pit viper pawns

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Wait, I'm going to create one.

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meat tenderizer for farmhands, damn it!

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if someone does what he said

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First one here live, it already has the patent.

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It's already his, he has the patent, he's the one who speaks.

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The patent is registered, you keep it.

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reg cara a a toxina da pessoa da jaraca

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They are basically proteases.

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protein degraders so if you

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Playing on top of the meat will give a mess.

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Hey man, you'll be able to eat there, no problem.

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Look, if it's nutritious, I'll go, I'll go.

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I'm going to invent one, I'm going to invent one.

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That's what's going to happen, but then what?

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It happens, I even lost track of it here.

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each snake would have its own, each snake would...

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you have to have one antibody for each

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toxins because basically enzymes, right?

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proteins, that is, an antigen, so what

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in all textbooks including

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several other scientists, our Carlos

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In Brazil, he realized this and he...

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He worked there in São Paulo, he was

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Dude, that's crazy, you can't do that.

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That's how it is, but on the other hand, that's how it is.

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The guy saw the snake insulting someone there.

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You, Viele, say it like this: "Oh, I'll take you away."

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Hey bro, can you give me that injection?

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old man, you're going to die, you snake

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He stung you, the guy says, "Look, you have to..."

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You could cut off a finger if you talk, you could cut it.

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You have to suck it, I'll talk about it.

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He wants an excuse for his friend to invent another one.

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Okay, so here's the thing:

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In a way, what happens is that we have the

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specific serum for each snake then

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we have a number of species of

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pit viper bots are

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Several, right? There are 30 pit vipers. Uh-huh, you.

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There will be serum for all of them, you do.

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We take the poison and divide it.

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We divided it among five bot snakes.

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garaca 50% of the poison that you will

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Alternating BOPS 12.5% ​​and M BOPS 12 12.5%

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These five are different and in their

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in their evolutionary course and are very

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next to others that were left then if

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you make a serum that solves the

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problem for all the vipers, I understand.

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right, it's the pentavalent, so like if you

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I was bitten by a jarar loua that is there in

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On Queimada Grande Island, you will take...

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this serum that is made with the venom

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of this group

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dear five-time brave who calls this if

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you get bitten by a bushmaster

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We have two known species today.

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So basically, one serves the purpose of the other, not the other.

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There will be a big difference. Uh-huh. And in that case...

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There is only one species of rattlesnake in Brazil.

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Of course, there are some variations.

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ontogenetic aspects of groups and such, but

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Basically, it's just a serum that will...

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It serves all purposes, you understand, but this one...

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a species from Brazil serves for a

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American rattlesnake, for example, one is not

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It won't work, no it won't, okay? He will.

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It's going to have to be a rattlesnake, it's going to have to

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for you to do, including action.

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That's different, our Cascavel has a

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very sinister neurotoxic venom

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dude when he gets stung he comes with

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American rattlesnake that has a person

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A neurotoxic person knows this is very...

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Crazy, right? It's in accordance with... with the

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Look at him, and by his reaction, you already...

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nature and bitten for a Coral he already

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You come back with that drunk look on your face and say...

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HIV infection, man, there's blood right there.

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You don't know your friend is infected.

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or

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no other way you could end up getting it contaminated

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Your friend's saliva carries bacteria.

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It can't and won't work in your mouth.

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You're welcome because the measure circulated.

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the beat of your heart uhum ah Henrique

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then I should take the snake to the

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You don't need to go to the hospital if you have symptoms.

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I already know when she gets there with bleeding.

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It wasn't a coral snake, the doctors will

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to have clinical analyses done and you don't need to

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Forget about taking a snake because many

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Sometimes the snake strikes sharply, which

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It's a dry bite; she bites but doesn't inject.

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Put Uhum And if she gives the dry bite you

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You're going to pick up the snake, and it's going to bite you.

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Actually, usually yes, how does she...

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bite the guy, go there and leave, how does that work?

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He takes her to the hospital, the guy goes there.

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and part in the middle, part in the middle there

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that the beast will be from the old devil will

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He's possessed, so you're going to put your hand on him.

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"Hey, it's one of your arms, right? It would be her going to..."

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That's when she bites you.

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because she doesn't die immediately, then she

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It's going to be a real pain in the ass. And then you...

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Go ahead, you're going to cry, old man, it doesn't matter.

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that projects the teeth or one of the teeth are

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Normally, she might just give a dry bite.

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It can be, it depends on the quality.

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She exists, the dry boat for all. It's because...

31:58

Because the venom is expensive for her, yes.

32:01

See if she's injecting powder into you. She

32:04

You're going to miss a little mouse that's passing by.

32:06

There's prey there, and it goes, you know, those animals.

32:09

He doesn't have a refrigerator, he can't count on it.

32:10

With luck, if these animals stay and

32:13

They won't be able to hunt properly if they're starving.

32:15

If you don't hunt, you don't hunt properly and end up without.

32:18

She can't waste any food and

32:20

Spending money on you, how does the process work?

32:21

The production of this venom in the expensive snake is

32:24

That's funny, that's very...

32:26

That would be good if you analyzed the toxins from

32:29

snake venom is not very strong.

32:32

unlike the enzymes you produce

32:33

to aid digestion. Look how crazy that is...

32:36

you could take your own

32:38

enzymes

32:39

digestive problems, injecting into someone, you would have

32:41

an effect similar to that of

32:43

snakes would be my venom, aia

32:46

which basically happened during

32:47

evolutionary is that

32:49

including, for example, vibrations

32:52

They contain the toxin, which is basically...

32:54

proteases are protein degraders.

32:56

basically it was as if these enzymes

32:58

migrated to a specific gland

33:00

were produced by the toxin gland

33:02

Yeah, and they helped with digestion, so much so that

33:05

We have problems, man, when we

33:07

For example, force-feeding.

33:10

This is a serious problem and it is very...

33:13

That's crazy because forced feeding

33:16

It's like catching the snake and catching the rat.

33:18

dead and shove the ice down if she

33:21

It doesn't inject the venom into the rat; it will have...

33:23

digestive problems afterwards because the rat

33:26

It will not degrade, it takes a long time to decompose.

33:29

It takes time to decompose, you understand? I understand then.

33:32

You, the person, are extremely necessary.

33:34

for her digestion, her digestion is for her

33:37

Feeding her is interesting because she

33:40

even if the animal, let's think about it.

33:55

Zé Ramalho Ahã kills and eats, that's how it is.

34:00

Cases where snakes catch you are rare.

34:11

animal origin, that's what people are talking about

34:15

She won't have an example.

34:30

She spent now, how long from now?

35:27

cost

35:39

No, she will always continue to have it.

35:42

a shot in reserve al ti reserve she she

35:45

She has venom to burn, she gives some...

35:47

some shots and and some produce

35:50

We have venom galore here.

35:53

Jalu, my brother, Jalu produces a lot.

35:56

Old poison. I've seen cases of removing it.

35:59

That's more than 5 ml of venom from the animal.

36:03

unbelievable, the animal produces a

36:05

absurd amount of options, only options

36:06

it comes out with the sting, it only comes out with the

36:09

sting or bite. It's just that some of them throw...

36:13

No, really, yes, yes, that's it.

36:16

It's real, it plays in the eye.

36:19

Stop playing with that

36:22

Damn it

36:25

Damn, no way, you can't talk about snakes.

36:28

Without thinking, man, it's impossible to play without thinking.

36:31

throws squirts the person in the eye face to

36:35

njaa and nja spitting machine, including she can

36:39

gush more than 40 times Caraca velho is

36:42

a lot of stuff, damn, you have to take this, okay?

36:44

from the line that she is almost one is almost one

36:46

porn actor, if this gets in your eye it causes

36:50

blindness or not, it causes a sway.

36:52

It causes irritation, but if left untreated...

36:54

The cause that can lead to permanent blindness is

36:56

the same person on whom she uses a sting here

36:59

But in that case, she uses it for defense.

37:01

Oh, okay, she's throwing it away from me if...

37:05

It moves away from you, but then what happens?

37:07

she has

37:08

an aiming ability that is something

37:11

It's something bizarre, you'll always take the...

37:15

She's going to spray you in the eye.

37:17

always seriously seriously if you're here you right

37:20

You try to distract her, she does the math and

37:23

Play your own game and hit the other side.

37:26

the right side But it's a protection that

37:29

It's expensive because it spits venom, but

37:31

She defends herself, but we shoot 40 times.

37:34

She hasn't measured yet, and she's defending herself from one.

37:36

Another injury might be breaking a tooth.

37:38

or stepping on it is a cost

37:41

The benefit in the end can even be quite profitable.

37:44

very lucrative, right man, because then the

37:45

The predator will leave. The predator will not leave.

37:47

To be there bothering a Nadja like that

37:49

He came face to face with a lion, he's going to take it.

37:51

A shot to the face has a natural predator here.

37:54

in Brazil because I've seen it, for example, uh

37:56

One of them has an animal, I don't know if it's a mongoose.

37:59

or something like that, it's natural for him

38:01

He hunts snakes, and even snakes can bite.

38:03

that he doesn't die from the venom.

38:06

There is a natural predator of snakes here.

38:08

Brazil is a [ __ ] awesome Predator.

38:10

A predator that won't be afraid of a sting.

38:12

of scorpion a predator that doesn't catch

38:14

tick, my brother, if he catches it

38:16

tick. He eats the tick.

38:18

Old predator that eats scorpions

38:20

Yellow, a predator that eats everything.

38:23

Serious opossum, even RP. Opossums are awesome.

38:26

good opossum then good old opossum

38:29

Friendly opossum. You're afraid of snakes, aren't you?

38:32

You only get Robertinho if you charge me.

38:34

Debt? Are you afraid of the debt collector, Robertinho?

38:37

Here comes [ __ ], there is, we brought one.

38:39

snake over here, let's go, let's see now

38:42

If biologist Henrique goes, we will go.

38:46

Okay, old man, let's go, this is going to be serious.

38:49

Hey man, seriously, but only the tiny one.

38:52

So, give it a like, give it a like if we...

38:55

I got here and there are 260 people there.

39:01

Here, D, share the link and give it a try.

39:07

are you going to put a snake up here?

39:08

This afternoon, this group is doing

39:10

Nothing tells you to come here, wait a minute then.

39:14

Calling the crew here, wait a minute, wait a minute.

39:17

Let yourself go, I'll call you here now.

39:19

the time when 400 people reach the Live stream

39:26

I am right now, at this exact moment.

39:29

Here on the Three Brothers podcast, I'm going to put the

39:31

Here's the link, you can see it here because the

39:35

Robert is going to catch the snake, I don't have it.

39:37

Courage, bro, play, play, B, come in here.

40:02

TR here

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annoying

40:29

She is beautiful.

40:39

[Music]

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to replace

41:30

Leave her alone, she's looking for a place.

41:32

for her to sit down is in a little while she

41:34

Go ahead, and then she'll be fine afterwards.

41:36

Wow, what a beautiful animal, huh? It's not going to be the...

41:39

first time I'm going to take one

41:40

Biting is not a problem, she doesn't bite.

41:43

They all bite, but she bites well.

41:46

hque tells the truth to these people

41:49

because they are spreading some of it.

41:50

False truths there saying that snakes don't

41:53

bites all bites tending to be pending is

41:56

To bite, right? Just like a dog all the time.

41:58

Dogs bite. Oh, but mine doesn't bite.

42:00

It never bit you, but

42:02

The owner might even pet it.

42:05

I don't know about her little teeth there, but if...

42:08

He can, but he can feel her little teeth.

42:11

the little teeth aren't little teeth, they aren't

42:12

their little teeth are quite big, they are

42:14

protected by a gum. And that's what happens.

42:17

impression that they are small but

42:20

when she bites they go into the flesh ah

42:23

She pushes it out of her gums.

42:25

after the gums, it was kind of spongy there.

42:29

This membrane protects it when it bites.

42:31

he he understood I understood he leaves she

42:34

bite there, she squeezes, and then her teeth...

42:37

A snake here, if it bites and you pull...

42:40

This one, this big, if you bite it and

42:42

You might even have to pull.

42:45

Now, if you stand still without...

42:48

Moving their teeth is like needles, they

42:51

They will become fixed on you and then you open the

42:54

The animal's mouth won't be a big problem.

42:56

if you pull

42:58

You can go, Car. But you're talking, you're...

43:00

talking about a snake

43:02

domesticated here that But if it is a

43:06

A real wild snake, just like that one.

43:09

That snake that's in nature, if it...

43:11

If you sting her, you'll have problems because she

43:13

There are a lot of bacteria there, don't you think?

43:15

The animals she eats leftovers don't have that.

43:17

They also have this problem; they don't brush their hair.

43:19

teeth you contamination

43:21

bacteriological, you may even have it if

43:23

scratching here, you understand, yes, and having a

43:25

Bacterial contamination, that's it.

43:27

Possible, but in the case of

43:30

older with a bug in the toothbrush

43:33

It expands, doesn't it, the Komodo dragon for example?

43:35

He kills his prey, some of them.

43:39

He just bites and lets go because he

43:40

He knows he's going to die and he's not ponent.

43:42

So this is a scientific Pake New, ah.

43:46

Wow, man, I thought I was killing it!

43:48

That's not how it is here now, that's not how it is.

43:51

it works or it doesn't work that way

43:54

with found her scientific way dragon

43:58

Comodo no longer has bacteria in his mouth.

44:01

than any other carnivorous dragon

44:03

Comodo no longer has bacteria in his mouth.

44:04

That snake is fiction, that's all.

44:07

any carnivore has the same group of

44:09

bacterium

44:14

a drool that is a little pinkish and that

44:16

It actually serves to lubricate it.

44:18

mouth

44:19

no

44:24

Henrique bolu a

44:30

the same quantity of bacteria that

44:32

They can contaminate, just as they unite with you.

44:41

they are

44:42

common prey he kills by tearing apart the fangs Ah

44:51

The toxin is part of the diet itself.

45:41

way

46:32

There was no flying involved, but that's where the discussion comes in.

46:35

But he was just playing around with her.

46:37

neck and died with a small snake

46:39

wrapped around the neck, neck and the first

46:42

Something that people do, right? Put it in

46:43

neck and all, but like, this snake here

46:46

she doesn't have that ability if I take it away

46:48

I can take her out of here now.

46:51

depending on the size of the snake Cara

46:53

You can't take down a 4-meter anaconda, can you?

46:57

You don't have that strength anymore, you can't take it away from you anymore.

46:59

If she grabs your neck, you don't

47:01

take it off, but there also has to be a "has to"

47:04

to have a logic there a

47:05

knowledge for you to unravel it

47:07

because you're going to unroll one side

47:09

She's spinning that thing in the centrifuge, isn't she?

47:14

that the normal human, if she wants to

47:16

She has no idea how to strangle someone like that.

47:18

But if she grabs your neck with...

47:20

That's the intention, so I need to screw this up.

47:23

This situation here, and it defeats you, a being.

47:26

humans do not have

47:27

open a snake like that, not this one here

47:29

Seriously, this one here is soft because it is

47:32

very strong they are very strong But

47:34

This one isn't too small for

47:36

I understand that she doesn't have that strength.

47:38

proportional, let's talk about the volume of...

47:43

More than 4 meters and you'll have a problem.

47:45

I'm alone, I have a friend who was

47:47

He went into a nursery and entered.

47:49

alone with an anaconda, she grabbed it.

47:51

His arm, and he had many problems.

47:53

To remove it, how is it called?

47:55

guy who is the one who trains animals

47:58

there the popsicle pol Polonio André POL POL he

48:03

There's a gigantic one there, he has one.

48:05

There's a problem: he doesn't go in alone.

48:07

I live with her. Oh, PEC, huh? It's possible.

48:11

train or Henrique, man, it gives, it's possible

48:13

Train my brother, you call here.

48:16

I'll even send a big hug.

48:18

A big hug to my friend André.

48:22

Dude, it's really something, actually I'd say more if not

48:24

out of the world, huh, because the guy is

48:26

That guy's creepy, trying to catch a rat.

48:27

little ball, I don't know where it is in the water.

48:29

I've never been underwater like that guy.

48:30

I've never seen an old man like that guy.

48:32

That coach over there, he's one of us someday.

48:37

Keep my heart there, it's with you and

48:40

I'll visit the guy at his house too.

48:41

Yeah, he has some really sinister creatures there.

48:43

He's Ventura's ex, right? It seems like he...

48:47

Ventura, right? Wasn't it the former Ventura who...

48:49

He talked to the animals in the queue, just like everyone else.

48:51

He's old, there's no one like him, man.

48:53

I'm so hypnotized by the sky C

48:54

She hypnotizes you, didn't you know? She's beautiful.

48:56

But man, her beauty is just like that, you know?

49:02

What kind of boy is Estela?

49:07

constrictor, she probably is a

49:10

female Ah, she already said the name, it's on account

49:13

Maybe he doesn't know his PIS number.

49:16

The animal's name is wrong, dude, what?

49:21

but boa constrictors and anacondas, the females usually

49:24

to be much larger than the male when you

49:26

You see, she's very corpulent, there's a chance.

49:33

corpulent, you can tell by the skin

49:50

2.75, that one's almost halfway there.

51:31

snake form it makes a movement of

51:34

The accordion, that's how it goes, it drags itself along and goes.

51:39

and makes some other movements, right?

51:41

everything the snake that is the side an Inter that is

51:43

that lateral movement that she charges

51:44

from the desert makes it easier to get closer to that side

51:47

on the ground and can reach speeds of up to 30 km/h.

51:51

faster speed than a human being

51:53

Including even a buoy can arrive

51:55

no

51:56

Yeah, okay, okay, make a move, oh, this one.

51:59

make the snake-like accordion-like movement and

52:01

Side Winter she manages to have a

52:03

speed in the boat is therefore considerable

52:05

to catch prey Yes yes very quickly

52:07

But her boat, she needs you, no.

52:08

Take it off if I have my hand here.

52:10

She bites me, I can't get her off if she...

52:12

She made her move, she'll be faster than

52:13

that you, she will be faster than

52:14

Wow, dude, that's really lethal!

52:17

I can't if she... if she makes her move.

52:19

It's accurate that sometimes she strikes, ah.

52:23

You randomly take it from there, but you're here.

52:26

You won't have time to take it off if you're right next to her.

52:28

no, and she needs to wrap herself up for her

52:30

To have that impulse to strike, she needs to give

52:32

one so she can pounce Uhum She gives

52:35

That's what snakes usually do.

52:37

only one that has exceptions

52:40

The bushmaster with the jackfruit peak is an exception.

52:42

very interesting trick with a peak of

52:44

jackfruit she makes two s's because it is from

52:48

Its structure gives it a boost.

52:50

bigger PR she much bigger is a boat Type

52:53

At the speed of light, the boat goes high, it goes.

52:55

above the per Ah I'm aware above the

52:58

leg warmer that would be leg warmer in

53:00

leg warmers, those leg warmers that you wear with

53:01

protection Ah yes yes the protection of the of the

53:03

TR, a jararaca snake won't bite you.

53:06

because of the leg covering the muruca with a peak

53:08

Jackfruit can give you a sting in the

53:10

Butt will hit your leg, your thigh.

53:12

there and even on the butt of the girl she grabs if

53:16

It's true that the "ch" is high for car, but it can be...

53:17

the detail that she still makes a move on

53:19

on top of the other, this expands the area.

53:23

Sur pico de jaca velho is impressive

53:25

she is a spring

53:27

It is an animal that is a natural spring.

53:31

Defender, look at these animals!

53:34

animals like any other animals

53:36

They feel cold, hunger, pain, and fear. They are not...

53:41

Now, if someone steps on it, it will crush them and...

53:43

She's going to die, so it's obvious that she will.

53:45

If she defends herself, she will bite, just like

53:47

Any one of us would do it if you didn't.

53:51

had to, that was

53:53

secret, he talked and talked, he eats apples, no.

53:57

She eats apples, she's not black, she doesn't eat them.

54:01

Apple, that's hard to resist, you're...

54:15

annoy her and then you move on to

54:20

she dies on top of that outfit

56:25

things that we don't teach in

56:27

internet to avoid problems, but if you

56:28

Hold it that way, you won't catch it.

56:31

This doesn't cover that, it doesn't catch, that's what happens.

56:34

her tooth might leak its own

56:36

jaw and grab the person's finger

56:38

So there's a technique for you to catch it.

56:41

connected. It's like that.

56:46

He himself passes by, she may be with

56:48

tooth she projects the tooth she can

56:51

pass your jaw and grab your finger.

56:58

guys even if a snake came it's not a

57:00

biologist It's nothing, he's not a guy who has

57:02

understanding, but he has the courage to go there and

57:03

to grab it, but grabbed it wrong, grabbed it wrong.

57:09

hold your head then there is no

57:11

technique to hold you Sometimes you

57:13

sometimes hold your head up with your spine.

57:15

It doesn't depend on the snake, for example.

57:17

Cascavel and suru cuc pico de jaca tem que

57:28

There's a technique for doing this, it's not for...

57:41

world but the question is not whether you got stung

57:48

The question is: Do you know who the most important guy is?

1:00:29

saved the

1:01:13

like you

1:01:24

being chased by G, poor guy. Let's go!

1:01:26

Let him go! Oh, this one is a trop dur

1:01:29

Let's release him into the woods. Oh, he's already...

1:01:31

recovering this one is a tough trop and

1:01:33

It's cool that we can show it live, what it's like.

1:01:36

What is the problem with felines, you see?

1:01:38

I have a cat.

1:01:39

Okay, I love cats, but felines cause a...

1:01:43

a very serious problem for the environment

1:01:44

they kill one to three animals suveste

1:01:46

Every day, Car, and that's how we're not.

1:01:49

He only talks about birds when he arrives.

1:01:51

in the tree and it blows up, we're talking about

1:01:53

We're talking about hard-topped ones.

1:01:56

butterfly, moth, etc., so ideally...

1:01:59

that we keep the animals inside

1:02:00

home because, look, we're inside the house.

1:02:02

The cat didn't leave the house, we're...

1:02:04

inside the old house a tropidurus

1:02:05

He came in here and became cat food. So...

1:02:07

We have to take care of our own.

1:02:08

kittens to prevent this from happening

1:02:10

Even if a cat feeds you, it will kill you and it will

1:02:13

He'll probably just drop it later.

1:02:14

killing on instinct now that

1:02:16

That animal is too beautiful, isn't it?

1:02:17

Man, that's a beautiful animal, isn't it?

1:02:20

I'm afraid of catching Henrique like that.

1:02:22

I don't know, I don't have it.

1:02:27

Judging by this, it's probably a female Zinha.

1:02:29

because she doesn't have the structures that

1:02:30

It stays here, the male's. I wonder if she...

1:02:32

She's in Est now, right? Because she's in...

1:02:35

It's getting warm here.

1:02:37

Her hand will recover soon.

1:02:40

little bush and it's gonna be fine

1:02:43

It happens, she really lets go of her tail.

1:02:45

So PR, if someone is going to rob you...

1:02:49

Good strategy, you free your tail and

1:02:53

run B because you think I'll

1:02:56

survive if I

1:02:59

I end up being canceled, man, Ciro.

1:03:02

He has already been robbed and

1:03:04

I survived, I escaped. Hey herpetologist, come here.

1:03:07

Let him go over there for me, I think that's enough.

1:03:09

right, you, you hold a snake, you don't have...

1:03:13

fear of lizard

1:03:14

Isn't that right, Peri? You're not afraid, are you? No, no.

1:03:17

he has

1:03:18

We didn't save an animal.

1:03:21

Dude, that's it, man, that opens up well today.

1:03:27

Today's episode is this bomb episode.

1:03:29

Wow, man, that's great! That's great that you opened it.

1:03:31

over there, be careful, there are some dogs there, okay?

1:03:32

I'm sad that he took food from the...

1:03:34

No, no, the cat wasn't going to kill the animal.

1:03:36

People aren't being mean either by doing it.

1:03:38

this without interfering in this process of

1:03:40

nature, you really can't

1:03:41

including against the law to interfere in a

1:03:44

predatory process of wild animal

1:03:47

I have a wild cat that is domesticated.

1:03:51

domestic obligation of has obligation

1:03:53

The cat cannot interfere with the snake.

1:03:56

Estela, the maid who's here, the snake is

1:03:58

domestic worker cannot give animal I cannot

1:04:01

Let me, I have to interfere, yes, you animal.

1:04:03

Inside the home, in the domestic sphere, we have to

1:04:05

Interfering has to interfere, you don't.

1:04:07

can leave can't leave can't

1:04:08

leave and I also have a rat case ag

1:04:11

No, a rat isn't a rat, it's a domestic rat.

1:04:13

It's domestic, those rats that... Look!

1:04:16

There are a ton of rodents in Brazil.

1:04:17

There's a swarm of tropidurus rats. Oh, tricom!

1:04:21

oimos and nectom have a whole bunch of rats

1:04:24

There's an old aquatic rat that octom qu

1:04:27

There are a lot of different rats, Ox.

1:04:29

míos que é um rato fossorial tem um

1:04:30

A whole bunch. These are wild ones, you

1:04:32

The rat cannot interfere now that...

1:04:34

People here know the muscles are the rats

1:04:37

rats rats nover gicos These are

1:04:39

domestic rats, that roof rats

1:04:42

rats, it's domestic, it's an animal

1:04:44

exotic invader, he invaded Brazil.

1:04:47

So this one is not a problem, is I the problem?

1:04:52

I advise this because your cat could end up

1:04:54

being contaminated by some other non-

1:04:56

My cat is a killer. My cat is...

1:04:57

It's not good for the assassin to intervene.

1:05:00

interact with a rodent that can

1:05:03

to be contaminated with a lot of

1:05:04

pathogen I don't want him to do that

1:05:06

But I don't have total control.

1:05:09

I've seen him catch a bird in mid-air.

1:05:14

Better to control your cat, you have to control it.

1:05:16

Your cat, bro, you're responsible for him.

1:05:22

an old tiger, he is fierce, he is

1:05:27

That guy is cruel, he needs to be given Nutella.

1:05:30

Put him to eat his kibble and stuff. Hmm.

1:05:39

What does your wife say? She puts Nutella on him.

1:05:41

it's going to pet you, it's going to throw a bunch of

1:05:43

whiskeys in it, he'll... you think that if

1:06:11

It balances the environment because it

1:06:12

Since it has no predators, it has nothing.

1:06:14

It just multiplies, right? No, it multiplies.

1:06:17

It's a stray cat, right? Because the cat, man, is a...

1:06:19

problem of holding you saw in

1:06:20

Australia, what do the cats do there?

1:06:22

Cats in Australia are a pest.

1:06:25

They came and they developed these.

1:06:26

even bigger than usual

1:06:28

they shot everything down, they shot everything down.

1:06:31

It's the same there, just like that, it starts to...

1:06:34

ser cojear um controle de avalia aqui

1:06:36

because of the damage they cause in the environment.

1:06:38

overall environment, generally the cat there

1:06:40

I'm obsessed with everything you've already said like that about

1:06:42

Calanga animals, sometimes venomous snakes.

1:06:45

They spend all their time cleaning everything, right? One of them

1:06:49

The biggest predator is the cat, yes, a cat is a

1:06:52

of the biggest predators, man, if cats

1:06:55

They're so sinister if you spoke like that.

1:06:58

Henrique speaks of the great Predator.

1:07:01

After the human being, right? And only you speak.

1:07:04

As a biologist, what do you think? What is...

1:07:05

the largest predator on Earth after the human.

1:07:08

human domestic cat he is brave me, right?

1:07:11

Because, man, the domestic cat is the biggest...

1:07:14

predator of all

1:07:15

planet because

1:07:18

He has a relationship with human beings.

1:07:22

then it spread thanks to being

1:07:23

Humans are synanthropic, we call them

1:07:26

animal

1:07:27

synanthropic, he is cosmopolitan because the

1:07:30

Human beings are not cosmopolitan, and they have the

1:07:33

similar reproductive rate of prey and

1:07:36

Not a predator, damn it, yes, it reproduces.

1:07:39

PR Caraca Uhum So I don't have a shadow

1:07:42

Without a doubt, the greatest predator

1:07:43

of all black earth is the cat and detail

1:07:45

They kill millions of wild animals.

1:07:48

all

1:07:50

If you take the whole world, it will kill you in a few days.

1:07:53

M kills a lot so we have to

1:07:54

controlling the G people I'm not saying that

1:07:57

Before the cute crowd comes to bother us.

1:07:59

I'm not talking about exterminating the bag.

1:08:01

cat I'm not saying any of that I'm

1:08:02

saying it's a problem is...

1:08:04

The problem needs to be solved. You have...

1:08:06

There are many cats on the street, you have many

1:08:08

irresponsible people who have a cat

1:08:11

anywhere, grab and play at home.

1:08:13

from the others because the cat reproduces temp

1:08:16

So you have to be careful, you have to

1:08:17

Control, right? I'm one of those guys who's in favor.

1:08:20

of what

1:08:21

Look, man, it's like family, dude, if you

1:08:25

It's because you have to

1:08:27

take care, I say this a lot to myself, to myself.

1:08:30

The animal has to be microchipped and the owner has to...

1:08:32

to be held accountable in my

1:08:34

conception Oh, I have no way to take care of it then

1:08:36

I don't have a son, I think he has to.

1:08:40

also register something like this in a forum

1:08:43

In my view, it would be the same as

1:08:44

Old Germany, every animal, everything has a

1:08:47

ID card, yeah, okay.

1:08:50

here with identity with everything if you

1:08:52

Losing means you pay a fine; losing means you pay a fine.

1:08:55

On the street you will also pay a fine.

1:08:57

Identity card with entitlement to health insurance.

1:08:59

pays the vet this much for that long

1:09:00

You must have gone to the vet to see a wormer.

1:09:02

fugai or caceta in my conception like that

1:09:04

I know there are people who think you're elitist.

1:09:07

Damn, my brother wants to know about

1:09:10

a stop goes to that place because

1:09:11

I think it's absurd that you have a dog.

1:09:13

created in a stream in the rain because one

1:09:15

irresponsible and doesn't know how to take care of you

1:09:18

the guy who catches a bunch of cats lets go

1:09:20

Either way, the cat will

1:09:21

reproducing and this is it

1:09:23

Responsibility, that's not being elitist.

1:09:25

this is a

1:09:28

It's clear that you don't plan to have a child.

1:09:31

condom breaks, [ __ ] happens, uh-huh.

1:09:34

People have to fend for themselves if you can.

1:09:37

planning to have the pet that you

1:09:41

that is to be played, raised like a dog

1:09:47

at the time I was with hordes in some cases I

1:09:49

I agree. I don't know, the guy wants to have one.

1:09:51

pitbull which is a fierce dog for

1:10:01

Do you want to have a registered owner?

1:10:16

then

1:11:00

snakes that lay eggs have snakes that are

1:11:02

viviparous, meaning the offspring is born whole, has

1:11:04

snake with its baby boa constrictor and its baby snake

1:11:06

He is born whole, and how is Ovi, how is he?

1:11:08

that she hatches the egg, she doesn't hatch it.

1:11:11

She just puts it on and puts it down. She just puts it on, she's a mother.

1:11:13

Responsible mother, yes, and how does that work?

1:11:15

It falls in the sun, she puts it inside some sand.

1:11:17

like a turtle puts inside a

1:11:19

Foliao Mareia some are less

1:11:20

demanding boots anywhere you

1:11:22

There are some exceptions, the surucucu peak of

1:11:25

jackfruit protects the

1:11:27

King cobra eggs stay there, she stays there in

1:11:30

return of the neither of her she she passes

1:11:33

That's not what's happening around here.

1:11:35

when the reproductive period arrives,

1:11:38

This animal's hormones change

1:11:39

completely. And then she...

1:11:43

curls up, she lays the eggs if

1:11:45

It curls up and protects the eggs. Then she

1:11:48

You have to be careful because it's a very important thing.

1:11:49

Interesting, we always say that...

1:11:50

RT does not have parental care, it has

1:11:53

parental care

1:11:54

Ah, pro Birth, post-birth here

1:11:57

There is no record, so suruc with a peak of

1:11:58

The jackfruit stays there protecting the pythons' eggs.

1:12:01

They protect the eggs, and there's another detail.

1:12:04

that is unique, that is the snake, that is the

1:12:06

my number one Power Mega blaster that

1:12:08

she does

1:12:10

nest makes nest to lay eggs series

1:12:13

type that of of of Nest put little leaf is

1:12:16

It's badly done, damn it. Okay, but do it, do it, do it.

1:12:21

parental post-birth non-post

1:12:23

There will be no birth if a king cobra...

1:12:25

She finds the puppies. She eats them.

1:12:27

King cobra is an angel, king cobra is not an angel.

1:12:29

King cobra is king cobra, the king cobra is the

1:12:31

She looks like a really big angel, but

1:12:33

She's not a cobra, actually she's more like...

1:12:35

Closer to the black mamba than to the cobra

1:12:37

I understand, but she's the one who has

1:12:41

So it's not the angel that has the symbol, right?

1:12:44

the cap that we call a

1:13:12

animal and she is the snake that injects the most

1:13:26

snake-eater ophio ophidium fagus

1:13:35

eating snake naaja she loves eating snake

1:13:56

what

1:15:51

He can contain it. Uh-huh, he won't.

1:15:54

survive

1:15:55

And the bigger he is, the more he can achieve that.

1:15:57

The greater the resistance, the more he can achieve.

1:15:59

that resistance, then all of that...

1:16:01

brother, biology is [ __ ] awesome, give

1:16:04

Sorry Marc Zé Berlin, no apologies.

1:16:07

But you don't know anything about biology.

1:16:09

Tyrannosaurus Rex was never vegan, will...

1:16:11

What the hell was he chasing after the tree?

1:16:13

A creature with teeth that looked like a was running around.

1:16:14

old vegan serrated banana I don't know

1:16:17

What do these guys get this from, Arvin?

1:16:19

He was always right, sorry, but that's it.

1:16:21

dude, that's what g needs to say.

1:16:22

something like, how is that, how is that

1:16:25

snake identifies the

1:16:28

Another L is my brother, dude, so why

1:16:32

There are predators, how does she know if...

1:16:34

It's not one of the same, they, they have.

1:16:39

among them the smell, pheromones, etc.

1:16:41

So, that's how they generally are.

1:16:43

identify others as enemies or

1:16:45

Whether something is inoffensive now depends on whether

1:16:49

when you get to that point in the relationship, there are

1:16:55

I understand, I understand, it's because look here it is

1:16:58

So the smell is involved in this.

1:17:00

send her back there send her from

1:17:01

AC, come back here, look, you're here because...

1:17:04

Sometimes you're thinking about the snake, a a is a

1:17:07

predator, it doesn't matter to her, she eats

1:17:09

other snakes, but it's not a predator.

1:17:12

that is not snake food that is

1:17:14

a prisoner who is a prisoner if she passes

1:17:17

near another snake of the same species.

1:17:33

snakes, but yes, we had some records.

1:17:37

Jibia, how does she do it to get out?

1:17:39

that she

1:18:06

It's growing.

1:18:19

So I'm going to send a super chat.

1:18:29

I'd be terribly envious because look at you

1:18:35

paw

1:18:46

double

1:21:18

I saw a cue here for me.

1:21:20

so she doesn't go into a video and leave her alone.

1:21:23

She's tangling wires, she's going to the other side.

1:21:26

On the other hand, it's better if she rolls up.

1:21:28

There's a danger on the wire, she is no, she is no, no.

1:21:30

I don't know, he won't get shocked, but he won't, but

1:21:33

I tell her she won't get hurt by it.

1:21:34

right she

1:21:36

don't come to

1:21:39

This creature is very curious, isn't it?

1:21:41

because I touched the tail if you caught it

1:21:44

If you touch the tail, it will go to

1:21:45

front Ah it's like it's still underneath

1:21:49

A microphone is like touching a calf if...

1:21:51

You push by the tail and it goes forward.

1:21:52

there if you grab the tail it will go

1:21:54

front

1:21:55

It's very strong, isn't it, man? It's very strong, isn't it?

1:21:58

Dude, you guys don't know Henrique, do you?

1:22:00

Henrique is strong too, he was training.

1:22:02

now

1:22:03

Yes, there are many, there are large scales on it.

1:22:07

Letting it go over there, right? Yeah, it's letting it go. Look over there.

1:22:09

and on the tail too, right at the tip of the tail

1:22:12

It also has a scale coming off.

1:22:16

show most shows her scale enta

1:22:19

on the scales of a snake

1:22:20

People come in, there's no poison at all.

1:22:22

What does the snake have in its mouth? What does it enter?

1:22:25

If you step on a bone, for example...

1:22:36

Yes, you could die, but there's no poison like it.

1:22:37

Older folks say it's poisonous, right?

1:22:40

There is no need to worry, you can rest assured.

1:22:42

Oh my god, I never imagined such a thing.

1:22:46

She's so beautiful, isn't she? Look at her!

1:22:49

walking with the rib here you can

1:22:50

see her walking with her ribcage

1:22:54

You know, I saw a video of one of a

1:22:56

That anaconda that got run over is pretty bad, right?

1:22:59

But yes, there were quite a few puppies.

1:23:03

I did it, I did it up to the G1 of this.

1:23:06

na na era muito filhote filhote aprici

1:23:09

on Globo doing an interview about this

1:23:11

This snake isn't on Globo de Mato group, it's

1:23:14

It generally had that average sucur.

1:23:16

From 40 puppies, that one had 100 puppies.

1:23:19

They told me there, and it seemed like it was more...

1:23:21

Man, it was a lot, unfortunately.

1:23:24

The puppies died there too, right?

1:23:26

Yes, it was an accident because they haven't yet.

1:23:27

were they ready? no, they weren't ready? no

1:23:29

They were ready. But it can come out alive.

1:23:31

How long is the gestation period for a

1:23:33

That's a snake! Oh man, give it about three months!

1:23:35

Three months is fast. It's probably the

1:23:37

Estela, then, when she is reproduced...

1:23:39

and also have an average of 40

1:23:41

Yes, puppies, Estela is here a lot.

1:23:44

juvenile, I believe about 20 puppies.

1:23:46

Can you tell if she's a teenager?

1:23:48

teenage girl, judging by her size and

1:23:50

Do you think Estela can get there?

1:23:52

3 meters long if she is very good

1:23:55

fed very well Nutella she can

1:23:59

Reaching about 3.5 meters. Wow, that's a lot.

1:24:03

40 to 60 days isn't that what you said?

1:24:06

D 35 to 40 days

1:24:09

Hey, look at that! How interesting!

1:24:14

Mammals consume 99% of their energy from what they eat.

1:24:18

He eats it, and it turns into thermal energy.

1:24:32

to spend a longer time without much more without

1:24:34

feed it because she will be storing it.

1:24:36

that energy, she is an organism

1:24:38

ectothermic, so what is the time of

1:24:40

The life of an animal like that is 20 years.

1:24:44

years is the lifespan of a snake.

1:24:46

Regardless of whether it is 20 years old or not

1:24:56

city ​​to buy an animal like that for

1:25:52

with a

1:26:11

You'll see, you'll go there at home, you guys.

1:26:12

You'll see, yes, I'll let go, I'll catch the snake.

1:26:15

I shoot from the bivouac, she returns to her, she returns.

1:26:17

automatically she wants to stay

1:26:18

She wants to stay in her corner.

1:26:20

She doesn't leave her house, she only goes out to eat and if

1:26:22

reproduce because it is as follows:

1:26:24

because we got used to it and it's natural with

1:26:26

What kind of pet is a cat or dog?

1:26:29

The dog or cat is growing even bigger.

1:26:31

how does the dog adapt to

1:26:34

an animal like that because

1:26:37

Well, I don't know, I see the reptile with...

1:26:42

a nature like that, he is wilder than

1:26:46

That the domesticated pet, because you look

1:26:48

Why am I telling you this? Because...

1:26:50

It's historic, did you know that, for example,

1:26:53

The man approached the wolf and there they

1:26:56

They created an interaction, they started to...

1:26:58

living together but I don't see that

1:27:00

same situation happening with

1:27:02

No reptiles, and there won't be any reptiles, no, no.

1:27:04

She wants affection, man, that snake doesn't even...

1:27:10

It makes no difference to her, oh no.

1:27:11

He says that, the owner is here, V gets upset.

1:27:30

she won't

1:27:37

Biologist Henrique is completely different.

1:27:38

Probably yes because she's easy.

1:27:42

so she can become docile but she

1:27:45

She doesn't know that I am me, she won't tell me.

1:27:48

to differentiate it, the smell is the same for

1:27:52

She's expensive, she can identify smells, but

1:27:55

She won't associate it; she only associates it as...

1:27:58

something like look, it's not bothering me

1:28:00

problems and I'm accepting it here because

1:28:03

For example, I condition my snakes.

1:28:04

they catch them before

1:28:06

feeding them, so sort of like that

1:28:09

They know they're going to eat. I understand. I understand you.

1:28:13

only picks it up when you're going to eat. Pick a Pou

1:28:16

Before, she trained exactly what she knew.

1:28:23

like a dog, like a cat, that goes

1:28:25

I recognize that you're going to make things shake.

1:28:27

little tail is not going to happen, it's not going to happen

1:28:39

then you take an animal like that with

1:29:04

You have authorization for this to happen.

1:29:10

This animal reproduces if she lays eggs.

1:29:12

You may have to destroy the eggs.

1:29:14

Eggs are ridiculously expensive, man, you are...

1:29:30

very

1:29:38

You guys are the ones who try to make me talk nonsense.

1:30:03

it would cost somewhere between R$20,000 and R$50,000 to have one.

1:30:11

assemble the space I assemble to assemble the

1:30:13

license around R$ 60,000 I think R$ 60,000 you

1:31:24

she exhaled breath here, does that even exist?

1:31:26

the snake's breath affects some snakes.

1:31:28

bilam she's bilanding because she's not

1:31:30

liking

1:31:32

The situation makes her think she's stressed, doesn't it?

1:31:34

She's doing very well, and then when I...

1:31:36

I messed with her, she didn't like it. Oh, it's at this moment...

1:31:39

That guy Tom got a slap in the face, you understand?

1:31:41

Yeah man, and the snake's breath, besides that...

1:31:44

It has a smell, it also has a sound, she has a sound.

1:31:46

It makes a sound, but since she's kind of docile, she...

1:31:50

No, no, she's not kidding. Uh-huh, but when she...

1:31:54

It's an animal when she's in the middle of it.

1:31:55

nature makes loud noises, you understand?

1:31:59

It makes a really loud hissing sound.

1:32:01

then that one, that one there, we're the one with the buoy, it is

1:32:04

of the constrictor constrictor then the

1:32:07

What she does is catch the prey and bite it.

1:32:09

prey wraps itself around prey, prey tries

1:32:12

Inhaling, the prey cannot exhale.

1:32:15

It squeezes even harder and the prey is not the prey

1:32:19

It's going to end up having a stop.

1:32:20

Cardiorespiratory failure; it kills by asphyxiation.

1:32:23

Fixia and cardiac arrest, she doesn't break

1:32:26

The bones, no, but then she has the a

1:32:29

separated jaw here below a

1:32:32

jaw

1:32:33

You can see her here, look, it's...

1:32:37

Let go of that jaw here, let go of the

1:32:40

Then she manages to eat prey.

1:32:43

that is bigger than the head

1:32:44

It's much bigger, much bigger, it passes through the Car.

1:32:49

she would eat, she would eat something in

1:32:51

In this bottle here, could it be...?

1:32:54

can eat the cat that eats the

1:32:55

lizard here that I eat with

1:32:56

She can get that cat here, she can.

1:32:58

she always manages to get it right through her head

1:33:01

She's hungry, she's hungry.

1:33:03

rabbit a rabbit a rabbit oh Oh my good

1:33:06

bigger than the cat Our Lady that one

1:33:09

kitten flips over snack for her has

1:33:11

how long has it been since she

1:33:12

We can even get lucky in this, right?

1:33:16

Because if she eats, I can't.

1:33:20

I can't if I don't in seven days, I won't.

1:33:21

Can I touch it? Oh, okay, okay, okay, otherwise...

1:33:24

she she she throws she kicks out there she

1:33:27

expelled is s days without manipulation by

1:33:29

She has fewer than S days without handling it.

1:33:31

She was there, quietly digesting.

1:33:36

If she is large, she can go quite a long time without

1:33:39

having to manipulate and probably if she

1:33:44

Doing harm to her isn't right either.

1:33:52

It's the same there as when you vomit.

1:34:08

stress, and that's when they'll...

1:35:16

for someone

1:36:40

Captopril. So that's a very...

1:36:42

That's cool, right? Because, for example, the guys

1:36:44

He says that these animals are from the devil.

1:36:46

you have to kill the animals etc. in fact the

1:36:48

people have some very...

1:36:49

It's worrying how snakes are.

1:36:53

one of them is considered a disease

1:36:55

Neglected Tropical What is a

1:36:56

Neglected tropical disease. It is a

1:36:58

disease that affects the poor then

1:37:01

The pharmaceutical industry doesn't have it.

1:37:03

Interest in caring, that's what I want.

1:37:05

By that I mean that guy or the

1:37:08

The government takes responsibility for making the serum or the

1:37:10

The pharmaceutical industry will not do it.

1:37:12

This is the stop and how it affects how the

1:37:15

snakebite

1:37:16

It affects poor people, that is, tropical countries.

1:37:20

there is no incentive

1:37:21

it's for feeling

1:37:24

dealing with this, with the exception of Brazil.

1:37:25

From Australia, yes, Brazil and Australia

1:37:28

I also want to remind you that we

1:37:29

Brazilians, we are number one when it comes to...

1:37:32

treats snakes Z ophidism

1:37:34

So sorry about that, suck it gringos, suck it

1:37:37

gring aada But we're more badass o

1:37:39

Butantan Institute is the most badass, isn't it?

1:37:41

It's no use, you can cry, you can kick and scream, but

1:37:43

We are the best and the best.

1:37:45

scientists regarding the of the of

1:37:48

snakes ophidism publication etc what

1:37:51

You have a lot to learn from us.

1:37:52

The microphone here will have to

1:37:54

bother Estela a little bit that the

1:37:56

People aren't hearing very well. How is it?

1:37:58

that is the natural snake stop

1:38:01

thus in the control of the ecosystem if

1:38:03

if, for example, you don't have a snake next to it.

1:38:06

Throughout his 20 years, no calculations.

1:38:09

linear can cause

1:38:11

Oh, 2 million rats, stop it!

1:38:16

to exist, that's the calculation, 2 million

1:38:19

rodents, so they are indispensable.

1:38:21

for the maintenance of the ecosystem

1:38:23

returning to the product that was produced

1:38:25

With the snakes, right? We didn't talk about that.

1:38:26

Yes, what happens is the following:

1:38:29

Brazilian scientist upon seeing a jararaca snake

1:38:32

stinging the

1:38:33

rodents saw that they could isolate a

1:38:37

toxin from the Jararaca snake and it

1:38:39

He developed a drug called captopril.

1:38:41

Yes, that saves billions of people, everyone.

1:38:44

the days pressure of the blood pressure medicine

1:38:46

You take blood pressure medication, I take...

1:38:47

pressure medication then many people

1:38:50

to take an impression of your Grandpa, Grandma, Uncle, etc.

1:38:52

There are people who, since they were young, have been dying.

1:38:53

pressure I die pressure and thanks to

1:38:55

We're still alive, man, we're vipers!

1:38:57

They are the ones from whom this study came and

1:39:00

This medication came with other [others].

1:39:04

development, for example, has the move

1:39:06

surgical glue put on

1:39:08

Rattlesnake with buffalo blood, man.

1:39:10

Surgical glue is extremely important.

1:39:13

because look, you performed an operation and opened it.

1:39:16

It gave a point, I don't know, in your heart, you're going to...

1:39:18

open to remove and the point finally has to

1:39:22

something similar to surgical glue might

1:39:32

Jackfruit because you don't have that spear

1:39:37

He develops the antibody and such.

1:41:19

Well, I talked to her about that.

1:41:21

A nurse took care of a guy who bought a

1:41:22

Prisma, that's how she said the guy was

1:41:25

I was [ __ ] annoyed, that's how it was.

1:41:27

agonizing for the person, so agonizing.

1:41:30

It's always good to be so expensive, so it is you.

1:41:32

It will depend a lot on the partner's actions.

1:41:34

Yeah man, because I'll have to contribute.

1:41:36

to help out in the situation that is

1:41:40

painful as hell but oh oh Uncle R was

1:41:42

That's something I forgot to mention here.

1:41:44

about the number of accidents in the world by

1:41:46

What snakes cause the... are they

1:41:50

Snakebite is a tropical disease.

1:41:54

Neglected. Do you know how many bites?

1:41:56

we have in the world for

1:41:58

Not many a year, I think 5 million is too little.

1:42:03

of snake 5 million sa not of bite

1:42:05

Are you talking about a snake bite?

1:42:08

You don't think it's a little, do you? You don't think it's a lot, I think.

1:42:09

That's quite a lot, 5 million stings.

1:42:13

There are between 80,000 and 160,000 deaths, we are...

1:42:18

Speaking of 8 billion people in the world.

1:42:21

Yes, but look, look how many people die and

1:42:23

This number might be correct.

1:42:25

shown because you're talking about

1:42:26

poor countries, so this can

1:42:28

exceeding 200,000 could be double.

1:42:31

That could be double that, right?

1:42:34

People have at least 400,000 mutilations.

1:42:37

annual mutilations mutilations by

1:42:40

snakes, then, is quite a number.

1:42:42

high in Brazil and Australia that

1:42:44

People live in a kind of oasis because

1:42:46

Here we have the serum that the Government is

1:42:48

You are obliged to buy it, it is mandatory, you do

1:42:50

part of the SUS package uhum and in

1:42:52

Australia, the old planet, is [ __ ] up.

1:42:55

Our rates are extremely low; we have...

1:43:04

and 300 million people here in Brazil

1:43:06

I think it's 150 deaths, but we have 30,000.

1:43:10

Bites are in Australia. You have two deaths.

1:43:13

per year. But do you think it's possible?

1:43:17

I don't think anything more than that is too low.

1:43:19

I think we're going to have to

1:43:20

Be very careful now, it's the scorpion.

1:43:24

including last year you had the most

1:43:26

Death from yellow scorpion stings is more common than in Paraná.

1:43:32

"Criava" was his toy, it was "criar"

1:43:40

For example, my father still lives in the countryside and there

1:43:45

Scorpio and long ago when we I

1:46:15

We're not going to do anything now.

1:46:18

Months passed, almost a year, and then she...

1:46:21

He contacted me, I spoke to Henrique

1:46:23

I'm ready to speak. I'm ready.

1:46:25

Okay, so to talk then. Then she said, do it.

1:46:28

A video for me and I'll talk about it.

1:46:30

I said in the video, so you speak and I'll...

1:46:32

She made the video and narrated the whole thing in audio.

1:46:37

moment of death of the little boy

1:46:39

Arthur, ever since she picked up the boot that

1:46:42

The scorpion was there, she just didn't notice.

1:46:45

that she didn't keep quiet about having had a breakdown

1:46:47

of scorpions in the area where she lived she

1:46:49

It covers everything from the experience of care in the SUS (Brazilian public healthcare system).

1:46:52

She's been on IV fluids since everything started, and she asked...

1:46:55

Look, I want this video to be

1:46:57

published so that people have

1:46:59

Consciousness with the scorpion is one of

1:47:01

The most viewed videos on the channel are sad.

1:47:04

I cried during the video, but what's even sadder is for...

1:47:07

Obviously, right? For sure, but it's a video.

1:47:09

necessary old is a necessary video

1:47:12

Butantan produces scorpion antivenom.

1:47:15

also scorpion PR snakes the Butantan

1:47:18

world number one guy butant number

1:47:20

that is, put them, they do Butantã put

1:47:23

vaccine Eh sorry gring gaiada but

1:47:28

Butantan is number one, have you ever worked there?

1:47:29

At Butantan, man, I didn't work there.

1:47:32

In Butantã I worked at Vital Brazil Ah

1:47:34

Okay, but like all researchers, we have...

1:47:36

I want to go to Butantan. Uhum. And Butantan.

1:47:39

Wow, I think the star can already give...

1:47:41

I think she'll show up soon after she rested.

1:47:43

It's already been a star, it's already been a star, oh

1:47:47

then you go here to the little tail, she she

1:47:49

He could bite your ear and die of it.

1:47:51

fear would give an audience, did you notice?

1:48:12

arboria takes Roberto's piece of skin to

1:48:15

you

1:48:57

world

1:48:58

the

1:49:02

he picked up

1:49:04

he picked up

1:50:52

the snake

1:51:24

that are going out on the internet with

1:51:26

artificial intelligence of cbas

1:51:28

gigantic like that, very poorly made, but

1:51:31

I caught one today, I saw one today, even

1:51:33

I separated it, it's very well done, seriously, yes.

1:51:36

It's almost here, it'll arrive at the moment when...

1:51:37

It's going to be impossible, I'm even up for one.

1:51:40

An expert is even for one

1:51:43

The expert will find it difficult until then.

1:51:45

It was bad, but intelligence is...

1:51:47

improving so much that it's improving

1:51:49

What's going to happen, old man? It's going to be bad.

1:51:51

It might go wrong, but you put a stop to it, which is...

1:51:53

It's surreal, right? Like, really big, man.

1:51:55

I saw one, I saw one. It looks like the guy.

1:51:57

placed a pita, a sucuri on top of a

1:51:59

roof like that, waiting for someone to pass by.

1:52:03

fall on top of the person, biting there, but

1:52:06

People can tell by the color, you know?

1:52:08

that the creature is artificial, but I

1:52:12

It doesn't have the animal's face yet, it's not there.

1:52:14

but the body is identical to the old one

1:52:18

coloring

1:52:19

It's too tight to see if you just grab it.

1:52:22

part of the video shows that if this is

1:52:25

Artificial or not, it's impossible to tell.

1:52:26

It's going to take 10 years, it won't.

1:52:28

So you can see that, you think?

1:52:31

Is it a problem or an advantage for...

1:52:36

Sometimes it's not yes, but it has already existed.

1:52:40

did our

1:52:41

This story is a snake that's this big.

1:52:43

Yes, we had a snake.

1:52:45

very large here in South America

1:52:47

Probably in Brazil too, right?

1:52:49

People found a snake in Colombia.

1:52:51

gigantic that is the titanoboa regionen

1:52:55

that was a giant old creature, it had more

1:52:58

It weighed one ton and was at least 13 m long.

1:53:04

It's a fight, right? Now they found one in

1:53:06

India, which is the Vazu that they say they have, eh

1:53:11

also 15M But there won't be one

1:53:15

skeleton that he then found in the

1:53:17

titanoboa we found there in Cerrejon

1:53:20

In Colombia, there are 28 fossils and

1:53:24

with a very well-preserved skull then the

1:53:27

People know that that creature existed and

1:53:35

tizo and so every time we

1:53:39

snakes that went extinct very large

1:53:40

They too were downgraded in size.

1:53:58

as we keep finding new ones

1:54:05

from a normal snake would have

1:56:37

Saying no, that doesn't exist, how is that possible?

1:56:39

This is how evolution works.

1:56:41

including in the evolutionary process as

1:56:43

Snakes are tetrapods.

1:56:47

animals of four-legged origin

1:56:49

We are terrestrial vertebrates.

1:56:52

tetrapods with two arms and two legs

1:56:55

hen

1:56:56

The tetrapod horse is a tetrapod lion.

1:56:58

tetrapod lizard tetrapod is

1:57:02

tetrapod

1:57:04

The tetrapod lost its fins there.

1:57:07

The whale has the two front fins and the

1:57:09

vestige vestige of the rear

1:57:13

Snakes are also tetrapods.

1:57:15

that in the course of evolution an animal that

1:57:17

It's a snake, it was losing its...

1:57:19

She even loses her legs. First, the

1:57:21

front paws then back paws

1:57:24

and in the case of the boes, which are those of oxen and

1:57:27

pitons still

1:57:29

It has a vestige which is the spur, which is

1:57:34

an organ that she uses to copulate

1:57:36

She goes there and uses it for the female, she gives

1:57:40

a little scratch on the female and the female

1:57:43

She gets goosebumps all over, opens up, and does the

1:57:46

copulation and she, that is a vestigial organ.

1:57:50

it transformed into another organ it's a paw

1:57:52

The fate of snakes and there was research.

1:57:54

That's very interesting, man.

1:57:56

guys got

1:57:57

rodents and analyzed the genes of their paws.

1:58:02

The genes are there in snakes, but they

1:58:04

They are incomplete there and they took two.

1:58:07

groups of snakes caught some

1:58:09

Vipers that don't have legs NV xo de pat e

1:58:12

They got that gene from the paws and from the

1:58:17

genius of the paws around and put of

1:58:20

snakes around the babies

1:58:22

they were all born without

1:58:25

paws and then they picked up the gene from

1:58:28

pythons and boas took and put

1:58:31

In rodents, they were born with a stump.

1:58:34

"de pata" is really a paw that's there

1:58:40

It's something vestigial, uh-huh, including the...

1:58:44

snakes can be born with a trace

1:58:45

We call that character when you're talking about paws.

1:58:47

atavistic in some animals, some beings

1:58:50

Humans can be born with atavistic traits.

1:58:53

which is a gene that's lost, diluted in

1:58:55

population but if it is concentrated it

1:58:58

Can you say something like a man being born with

1:59:00

a tail isn't exactly expensive, it would be the

1:59:04

Cox, Cox is a tail, Cox is an R, no.

1:59:08

For [ __ ] sake, you already put your hand on...

1:59:11

Cox, put your hand on your thigh and see if you don't...

1:59:21

Yes, it polluted, but you don't lose it all.

1:59:31

They may end up being born with it.

1:59:33

developed I can't believe it

1:59:36

evolutionary process, dude, put it there, it is

1:59:42

Today you're teaching me, animal, it's like this...

1:59:46

We will be here in 10 billion years.

2:00:00

let's go

2:00:07

child with

2:00:10

The tail there is an atavistic characteristic that was

2:00:31

every few million children will

2:01:50

Damn, you're never going to get a boner, are you?

2:01:52

You didn't see the capuchin monkey, the animal is...

2:01:54

Always standing still doesn't break, it's Bacchus who breaks.

2:01:57

No, that's not the problem, that's what I was thinking.

2:01:59

thinking you might break the deal

2:02:00

break break break break break break like this

2:02:03

What was unbreakable can be broken.

2:02:05

Yes, but let's go back here to the pro pra

2:02:08

Evolution, you'll understand now, oh me!

2:02:10

I'm trying to escape, let's go, D Ciso has

2:02:13

disappeared certain certain baldness 75% of

2:02:18

People have uh-huh, 75% of men have it.

2:02:21

old baldness

2:02:22

until I discovered Wellness until I discovered

2:02:25

Wellness

2:02:26

Wellness, now is the time for...

2:02:29

propaganda, people go there and say it was the

2:02:31

biologist Henrique or the three brothers

2:02:33

which indicated that you get a discount

2:02:35

At Wellness, and also go to Dr. Tadeu's.

2:02:37

That you make such a nice set of dentures

2:02:39

Hey, Dr. Tadeu, look here, man.

2:02:42

and he already called you, you are

2:02:44

knowing, right? Dr. Tadeu, let everyone...

2:02:46

With a pretty smile like that, let's go where?

2:02:49

that I, in the evolution that you imagine, you

2:02:53

Imagine that the guy is going to be what... what

2:02:55

It's the future that he, little bighead, is looking for.

2:02:58

Tooth, tooth, it's going to shrink. Alien, right?

2:03:00

That's what everyone imagines, because look...

2:03:01

For you, this path leads to this because

2:03:03

If Ciso doesn't come, the tendency is that

2:03:05

You don't use all your teeth, do you?

2:03:06

unprocessed food, everything else is ok

2:03:09

let's continue

2:03:10

Let's suppose there's a super moment there.

2:03:13

That we have a third world war, right?

2:03:16

Is it already happening or not? Let's assume that...

2:03:19

It happens sometimes, it's happening, and the

2:03:21

people don't know

2:03:22

let's suppose that the third one happens

2:03:27

to leave

2:03:32

War is expensive, what doesn't stop from war?

2:03:36

who doesn't lose, stop

2:03:37

War the millionaires the millionaires of

2:03:40

It smells bad because they have the bunkers there.

2:03:41

El musk já tem um o outro tem esses tem

2:03:45

to make an assumption here that all

2:03:47

The world went to hell and only one survived.

2:03:50

small group of Chinese

2:03:52

That's it, they'll all be the same, just one group.

2:03:55

of Chinese people the entire population of the world

2:03:58

only a small group left

2:04:00

Chinese people on the planet passed the

2:04:15

So, evolution depends on...

2:06:39

We will not survive and they will be

2:06:41

probably the next race could be

2:06:43

theirs because they are already more adequate

2:06:45

I would think of a people who gradually

2:06:48

It will change if left isolated.

2:06:52

and living better under those conditions

2:06:54

that which exists there does not need to have that

2:06:57

The whole catastrophe wasn't just her, including the gene.

2:06:59

He shows up there, we have some...

2:07:01

different things here, for example in

2:07:02

In the Andes you have a group of people

2:07:05

which has a very high resistance to

2:07:07

cyanide due to volcanism that

2:07:09

It alters the water they drink and so on.

2:07:12

For them it's nothing, but if you go

2:07:15

There are some indigenous tribes in the FR

2:07:18

Amazonian that the guy's big toe is a

2:07:20

little differentiated and they are

2:07:22

They're very quick when it comes to climbing, right?

2:07:33

It spreads in an overwhelming and expensive way.

2:07:36

And so, natural selection, blue eyes, Sima

2:07:50

advantage to have blue eyes but somehow

2:07:59

strong, as if everyone had

2:08:00

blue eye al naess I choose chestnut

2:08:02

It probably wouldn't be because the guys

2:10:27

years

2:11:47

I usually say that Avis are dinosaurs and

2:11:51

And then people say, "Wait a minute, how?"

2:11:52

That's because birds are dinosaurs.

2:11:53

Dinosaurs are extinct. No, dinosaurs.

2:11:55

No, avians are extinct, birds are.

2:12:02

They are the most well-known group of vertebrates.

2:12:04

succeed terrestrial vertebrates better

2:12:09

crocodile or shark much more than

2:12:11

mammal dude, you have more species of

2:12:14

birds rather than

2:12:18

Hey, wait a minute, what's wrong with my chicken?

2:12:25

Angola, the guinea fowl, is a

2:12:30

Cap, one triceratops, don't look, let's go.

2:12:50

mammal

2:15:08

just

2:16:16

perforated

2:16:24

it is a

2:16:51

they are

2:16:59

picture of a Velociraptor there Oh okay okay okay

2:17:01

No, beauty. Ah, it was a characteristic of...

2:17:03

reptiles from various dinosaurs had

2:17:06

several feathers had several feathers

2:17:10

If you're not careful, the tree was once the biggest.

2:17:12

land predator, have you ever had a bird of the

2:17:15

terror that was the greatest predator on earth.

2:17:18

at a certain point where niches

2:17:20

they were still being occupied, however, bird of

2:17:22

terror bird of terror several dinosaurs

2:17:25

They had feathers, several of them, put there dinosaurs.

2:17:27

With pity, let's see if this T-Rex felt sorry.

2:17:30

T-Rex probably had a PL image.

2:17:33

There was some plumule, but look, uh uh a

2:17:36

people are making these findings for

2:17:38

T-Rex is now possible, and some...

2:17:41

dinosaurs really had scales

2:17:43

Instead of feathers, then we have some.

2:17:46

dinosaurs being represented with pens

2:17:49

bossauro had brotaur feathers

2:17:52

It probably wasn't a course. Oh no!

2:17:54

I see, is this a Velociraptor?

2:17:57

Raptors by speed. Raptor isn't a feather and

2:18:00

and so they had specialized punishments

2:18:02

old feathers like hacks, what are these?

2:18:04

flight feathers

2:18:06

old several of them tinam p and as if a

2:18:09

mouth with teeth were replaced

2:18:11

a nozzle were replaced by a

2:18:18

Look, it only means in that group, no.

2:18:20

You had some groups of dinosaurs.

2:18:22

like the ornias which are triceratops

2:18:25

It also had a beak.

2:18:27

We don't have platypuses as mammals with beaks.

2:18:30

that has a beak in mammals beak in

2:18:36

The pangolin is scaly, the armadillo is scaly, old man.

2:18:46

Velociraptor, for example, the Velociraptor

2:18:50

he might have some kind of plumule like that he

2:19:39

Rex

2:20:37

there

2:21:46

temperature

2:22:13

tilted when falling at an angle

2:22:16

he raises a large amount of

2:22:17

dust for

2:22:19

Atmosphere - how do we know that?

2:22:21

when you do an analysis on the layer

2:22:23

geological period of that time which is the

2:22:26

KT you see a large amount of

2:22:29

Iridium that scares you, no, but only

2:22:33

so you don't F, just so you don't stay

2:22:35

In those places, in 7 years I'll be there.

2:22:37

In Brazil, you won't be here in 7 years.

2:22:39

That won't work, R sends it to Pedrão.

2:22:40

He puts it on the screen for everyone to see too.

2:22:42

So let's send it over there for everyone to see.

2:22:44

Everyone has to participate. Put your contribution there.

2:22:46

Pedrão, do you know where Pedrão is?

2:22:47

who sent this to us from this set

2:22:52

Where will the meteor go?

2:22:54

It's falling, it's going up, they did an analysis of

2:22:58

There you have an analysis of the geological area.

2:23:00

You have iridium, which is a material that...

2:23:03

It makes up the meteor. So you know that it was...

2:23:06

a meteor that fell here you have the

2:23:08

evidence from the Yucatan Peninsula And you

2:23:12

layer and what happens here You

2:23:14

This kicks up a large layer of dust.

2:23:17

a layer of dust prevents the passage of

2:23:19

sunlight for more than two years, that was it.

2:23:22

What happened then was that we had a

2:23:24

With the cold weather, we had the death of...

2:23:32

too many and they couldn't support themselves alone.

2:23:37

They made burrows and fed on roots.

2:23:49

to the bag

2:24:25

oh dear

2:24:32

What was that?

2:25:36

metabolism

2:25:54

hull

2:27:29

Impossible. What happened is what...

2:27:30

It always happens with tortoises, they dig and

2:27:34

He dug under the house and made a gallery.

2:27:36

He went in and out of there several times that

2:27:38

He wanted it, and that's what happened.

2:27:41

tortoise. The tortoise is eating the...

2:27:43

Totozinho, your dog's little toy. Do you know why?

2:27:49

You're only giving calcium problems.

2:27:56

Seriously, I've seen predators before.

2:28:05

So, Henrique, my brother, he will...

2:28:16

Walking, it arrives like a little stone walking.

2:28:17

He doesn't arrive at the right moment, he strikes.

2:28:27

It's a beak and it rips off a piece.

2:28:33

That strong? No, you've got [ __ ].

2:28:35

So that was the

2:28:51

I think there were two that I had three

2:29:00

one

2:30:15

internet biologist and such and such and such

2:30:52

brother

2:33:03

Silveira, who knows a lot about jaguars, is the...

2:33:06

This guy knows the most about jaguars on the planet, right?

2:33:09

Yes, I went to all the biologists.

2:33:12

who worked with jaguars, yeah, Fi, each one

2:33:14

Make a video and send it to me because I'm...

2:33:16

attacking me online like crazy.

2:33:17

I'm here with a video, our p is a cat, no.

2:33:20

It's a cat, it's a cat, it's a cat, then they made a

2:33:21

The original video confirmed, oh, I said, look.

2:33:24

I'm talking about all these biologists who

2:33:26

They are talking about the pum pum cat cat cat

2:33:28

cat cat there I showed the original video

2:33:30

right in front of everyone's face. Some

2:33:33

Others apologized, I made a mistake, you know?

2:33:36

It was, it was, it was, it was straight up, it was a cat.

2:33:39

wild, so not a domestic cat.

2:33:40

old bum Black big black old stud

2:33:44

old black vagabond was killing

2:33:47

chicken like that It was nothing Old no nothing

2:33:51

Inventory sometimes. There was a little fox.

2:33:53

There was a train there that was catching up. They already saw it.

2:33:55

Oh my god, exactly, a little fox got it!

2:33:59

The chicken blamed the other person and threw it at the counter.

2:34:01

That's when the newspapers started to disappear.

2:34:05

I suffered a lot when I had to pay for that.

2:34:07

Rate this, Car, you catch the chicken, you

2:34:09

She knows it was her, she's going to smash it, I

2:34:13

also because the guy, the guy, one was

2:34:20

That's messed up too, right? That guy there.

2:34:23

doing a detailed story that the owner

2:34:29

her cat

2:34:31

That's the guy who came in here, look, that cat.

2:34:37

next to that guy's house, cat's address

2:34:40

There was a photo inside the wall, that was it.

2:34:46

of the anaconda the anaconda was was the

2:34:52

suuri or like the 8 m anaconda

2:35:13

Thank you for geographic naal Will Smith okay

2:36:04

murine anacondas and the other seria anacondas

2:38:24

expensive waste on your channel I have

2:38:26

I'm sure it gave much more audio. Damn!

2:38:30

She takes it off because my superior is there.

2:38:32

I had to take it off. It was... oh, I don't have it.

2:38:35

I'm not going to harm a colleague. Of course.

2:38:37

But she's a rat from her Superior on her channel.

2:38:39

It would draw a much larger audience than it would.

2:38:45

They made it much more credible, didn't they?

2:38:47

The forensic team determined it wasn't a gunshot wound; there was no V.

2:38:49

There is evidence, but they also didn't explain if...

2:38:51

It was a network drowning, it could have been

2:38:55

But the idea is that she died of causes.

2:39:01

drowning also didn't turn out well.

2:39:02

clear to me and then we had to

2:39:05

deny it, look at all the newspapers and I

2:39:08

I also followed the newspapers, I said oh

2:39:10

According to F, I made the source, damn it, a snake.

2:39:17

Directly connected to the network is connected to the network, to the network, to the network.

2:39:20

Kill her by scalding her because she was found.

2:39:23

It wasn't on Earth either; she had that.

2:39:27

floating, it was kind of like a net that kills snakes directly.

2:39:37

It gets tangled up, it can't manage to get out, it's impossible.

2:39:42

Ed can still use the network then.

2:40:46

several

2:41:42

things

2:43:47

interact there dude R real ISS there

2:43:49

But that part that you have with the

2:43:51

Pirarucu over there, man, I'm going to tell you about that.

2:43:53

talking about that moment, man, I took a...

2:43:56

Pirarucu's beating left me with a worm's tail

2:43:59

that I find a bump on that thing.

2:44:02

Test crazier than the torpedo dolphin

2:44:05

That thing right there is a torpedo, man.

2:44:10

P, right? He doesn't have isc there, he doesn't have azole.

2:44:12

There's nothing there, you just put a fish in.

2:44:19

That's really cool that you were there at that moment.

2:44:21

So it's not priceless, is it?

2:44:26

People go there and promote this ecotourism.

2:44:41

A biologist who speaks poorly must have zero of

2:44:54

I can't handle a guy like that, man, I can't.

2:44:56

I'm here to solve the problem.

2:46:52

Oh J jarar even looked at the jarara was

2:47:10

It's a matter of

2:47:32

don't do that

2:48:49

the program understands then without rate a

2:48:52

I saw that you guys did rate a

2:48:54

These two guys haven't been around for a while, no.

2:48:58

Do this, you idiot, do this here.

2:49:00

Dude, we're just friends, we're...

2:49:02

here to catch, we want to exalt

2:49:04

You want to be a stepping stone for you guys.

2:49:06

Going to the hairdresser is the day that irritates me the most.

2:49:09

When I don't mess things up, man, that's when I

2:49:11

I end up having to

2:49:12

Someone has to speak.

2:49:15

It's nonsense to be able to... No, love has a day.

2:49:18

I'm leaving because I'm angry with him.

2:49:19

because it doesn't do [ __ ] [ __ ]

2:49:21

To be legal, I have to contest the

2:49:23

Evolution here, damn it!

2:49:26

Damn, if I don't talk trash about evolution.

2:49:29

There's not going to be a great cut here, no way.

2:49:32

It's not a lie, you guys like that stuff.

2:49:34

You guys keep arguing about evolution.

2:49:37

They like to say that guy is a creationist.

2:49:39

everything from the language of

2:49:46

snake I I spoke I spoke of than she

2:49:49

It comes to the nasal venous organ that she

2:49:51

It can detect odors and goes from what I said.

2:49:57

perception of of aromas of aromas

2:50:03

It captures through the tongue; it has both things; it has

2:50:05

Let's see, but her language is a language.

2:50:07

kind of ah

2:50:10

keratinized, it will not give that sensation.

2:50:12

well for the taste the flavors They are a

2:50:15

They're a little too specific, right?

2:50:20

like us for example

2:50:22

Our palate is a little more...

2:50:26

a much more sophisticated example

2:50:28

They don't have such a strong palate.

2:50:30

determined how much is ours but in terms

2:50:34

various things from our own palate

2:50:36

They are linked to the sense of smell; if you cover the

2:51:30

no

2:52:32

no

2:53:04

no

2:53:31

from the stone

2:54:04

Water, a snake healer, and then I do the...

2:54:07

Same thing happens in winter, I sell

2:54:09

Play it on your property, but don't let it get out of hand.

2:54:10

Nobody let you talk to me, oh my agenda.

2:54:12

It's full, I can only get there on the day

2:54:14

only on June 6th my full

2:54:18

June arrives and leaves the business behind.

2:54:20

It lasts about two months, then it will be good.

2:54:22

Winter has passed and it may never end.

2:54:24

Everything, but you'll see the tank shrink.

2:54:26

Here's one that I remember having a lot of...

2:54:28

Here in our region, it was a beador that

2:54:30

He said that he was manipulating the island there.

2:54:33

Like, "Oh, there was a beehive."

2:54:35

more bra than a snake and then he would grab it and

2:54:38

He would arrive and he would rip the boxes off.

2:54:40

bee, right? And I saw that it was you, I saw that the

2:54:43

that the bee did not attack him n n yes it has

2:54:45

There is a technique for that, yes it is.

2:54:48

Even if a bee gets close, yes, if it gets close.

2:54:51

of the queen and has the pheromone of

2:54:53

queen there he manages to catch has the

2:54:56

guys who are really good at this Uhum he

2:54:58

He managed to catch the queen, they all came.

2:55:00

With you there, my dad has a guy there.

2:55:03

I don't even work with him, but there...

2:55:04

That region out in the countryside, he gathers honey there, I

2:55:08

Go there, like, look, I saw a train there, it

2:55:10

Go there without anything, you don't have that equipment.

2:55:12

No, yes, he goes there and takes the honey, he takes it.

2:55:15

slowly he knows the technique bo knows

2:55:17

do it, you know how to do it now, I... I don't

2:55:23

I managed to produce honey and make bees.

2:55:27

night

2:55:29

I crossed them with

2:55:35

firefly

2:55:36

Damn, you old scoundrel, you're a real scoundrel, it's impossible.

2:55:40

Starting the series here by producing videos

2:55:43

tonight, put that video on, Pedrão, I

2:55:46

I want Henrique to watch this video.

2:55:53

whale animal eats two people in

2:55:57

It's true, I was left out there, he F

2:56:05

He almost swallowed it, oh no, he didn't swallow it, you can see it there.

2:56:19

And for me, the guy falling out of the picture isn't the answer either.

2:56:24

same

2:58:57

the shifts there she likes you likes you

2:59:16

We're going to find a whale that qu u p

2:59:18

The bad thing is finding Paria PR

2:59:21

Swallowing Uncle Ro, right? Look at the size!

2:59:23

guys, this guy is sitting on the na

2:59:26

chair but the chair is down there

2:59:27

Dude, you guys have no idea how big this is.

2:59:29

That crazy old guy is gigantic.

2:59:31

Dude, it's gigantic, it's a whale, no, and I'm going

2:59:35

Speaking of which, he is a giant, he is a giant.

2:59:38

With my ti it's easy, I want to see you later.

2:59:40

defecate

2:59:42

he he has to he has to put

2:59:44

chair underneath, the guy will be able to stay there.

2:59:46

our height, otherwise it won't work, it's too much.

2:59:48

very very big why don't you

2:59:49

You turned into an MMA fighter, dude, you're bigger than me.

2:59:53

Well, he didn't have the courage. Oh, there is one.

2:59:55

His fight is scheduled for 4 months from now.

3:00:01

He's already been marked, he's already been challenged, he's already...

3:00:02

He's already training his opponent.

3:00:06

That's Renato with the mohawk. Damn!

3:00:08

Renato Moicano is training the opponent.

3:00:10

I'm going to start training with him.

3:00:12

I'll train myself, I'll train and

3:00:15

He's going to challenge him, isn't he already challenged?

3:00:23

Even at home, it won't work for Renato 38, no.

3:00:25

Hey, we skipped a part here that...

3:00:30

men and then didn't explain why Oh yes

3:00:32

Hey, the following part is important.

3:00:35

That's because in herpetology, by the way

3:00:39

when you work in public health

3:00:41

Can you distinguish between sex and age?

3:00:49

So when are you going to work with

3:00:51

snakebite is also important to know that you

3:01:06

Damn, right? I find that funny because

3:01:10

I was once giving a class in

3:01:16

they to work with pollen animals

3:01:27

the sex indices that were more

3:01:55

like this

3:04:14

biologist Henrique with Ruben Gonzales huh

3:04:22

Farinaz, man, Farinazzo, he's a guy.

3:04:24

even if he were President

3:04:25

candidate I would vote for in favor of your

3:04:27

Farinaz, if Rubom wins, you can be...

3:04:28

The environmental secretary there, right? And the...

3:04:30

Farinaz, Secretary of Security, we are

3:04:34

together in that situation, but look, and these

3:04:37

These things exist, you know.

3:04:42

natural may have arrived in a natural environment

3:04:48

She's arriving now, so let's go!

3:07:36

a problem

3:08:43

antler antler right Uhum an antler

3:09:28

She bites, she doesn't bite all at once, she

3:09:29

She bites several times; she's a very strong snake.

3:09:31

I said there are some more

3:09:33

Piracenta aí ó a mamba negra é uma ela

3:09:35

It's bad to kiss if he catches you, but that's just how it is.

3:09:42

although, but also with Mike Tyson, almost.

3:09:44

There was no accident, but even if there had been...

3:09:50

There are two snakes there that are the big ones.

3:09:55

that ex-African who is a cobra

3:09:56

a tiny viper that likes to

3:10:18

and it is widely distributed in Africa

3:14:25

were

3:14:29

Yeah, she's very big, so it's possible to give

3:14:34

There's a technique to catching her like that.

3:14:35

to catch but with my ass in my hand, okay, I...

3:14:37

You guys, look, you know, it's very clear.

3:14:42

I don't, I'm not proud nor do I think so.

3:14:51

I am the father of two children and I have already done

3:14:53

It's rubbish, I won't deny it, but I don't encourage it.

3:14:59

That's cool because whoever messes with the animal...

3:15:04

There's no way around it, you're going to get stung.

3:15:07

Josep is going to get stung. Porto is the most badass.

3:15:10

Of all of them, he was stung, yes, he understood everything.

3:15:12

The world is in turmoil, it's already been stung. So if

3:15:18

Stung by a coral snake, king of

3:15:22

old man and the serum arrived arrived PR he had

3:15:28

The ray went where the ray went, not the nickname of that one.

3:15:43

South African South African South African

3:16:03

that manusi al his animal animal de de

3:17:16

old

3:18:18

interior to oxil os microlepidotus

3:19:58

the dose

3:20:00

lethal the less substance you have

3:20:04

put it in and it's already at 50% worse than that.

3:20:08

substance, so we use this

3:20:10

same substance for poison as

3:20:13

I need less poison to kill 50%

3:20:15

of the sample, the worst is the most lethal.

3:20:19

poison, when we say poison, it means

3:20:20

poison, poison, but you can use this.

3:20:22

You can also use this for poison.

3:20:24

for anything, right? to do the to

3:20:29

Inner taipan kills very quickly.

3:20:32

and 0.025 mg, bizarre thing, have you tested it yet?

3:20:39

not only in rodents but we also reported the

3:20:43

The effect is because you R is similar to

3:20:51

It will produce a very similar effect.

3:20:54

that features rodents Why does the

3:20:56

People use rodents to make vaccines.

3:21:02

people no

3:21:07

people don't have the same result as by

3:21:17

So you mean that if we do

3:21:19

one, but we could use pig instead.

3:21:21

For example, you could use wild boar because

3:21:24

mammal hum is mammal because it is

3:21:26

mammal. And why don't we use...

3:21:29

vaccine production Why do we

3:21:30

It doesn't use plants because it has nothing to do with them.

3:22:15

next

3:22:19

there is still one

3:22:49

don't mess with

3:24:42

I sent an email.

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