Killed Or Be Killed LIVE IN TRINIDAD!!!!!!!!!

[SuperAvi06]

d man who recorded this should stop jocking

[MJmatthewfreak]

daz a zangi

[embryophagous]

Cool video. It's a nonvenomous "water mapepire" (Helicops angulatus).

[123afifi]

where was this footage shot?

[waynegorden1]

nice vid stupid name

[dananniel]

dat is not a Coral Snake and change d name of yuh vid, snake doh kill ppl in Trinidad yuh think is Bangladesh

[dasy1000]

wha kina chupidness is this...like u learnin to post videos oh what! tek off this chupid vid

[goldifoxxx1]

@dasy1000 lol doh be so harsh nah lol

[123afifi]

a "wheel" in trinidad is not a zangee, people in trinidad know a "wheel" as the anaconda.....a "zangee" is a species of freshwater eel in trinidad

[wetbeak]

its what we call a wheel or zangee

[carapo66]

@wetbeak Wrong, a "zangee" is a type of eel and a "huille" is the local term for anaconda.

[123afifi]

thats not a boa costrictor...they dont swim underwater...looks like what trinis call a water mapepire or banded water snake they eat fish

[rx7dren]

not a coral snake, a coral is very small, 2 feet and less and the size of a pinkey, and will not take on a fish that size

[sapper12g]

this is not a coral sake ppl ., its a boa constructor

[sashquatch211]

@sapper12g please try and refrain from saying shit when u know absolutely nothing that is not a boa constrictor

[stevytube]

Now even though coral snakes will use water, I tend to think that the snake in the video is probably not a true coral snake (of the genus Micrurus)...but more likely a harmless non-venomous colubrid species (probably of the genus Helicops or Hydrops...which are both banded aquatic snakes that sometimes have red markings on them...particularly on the belly). Do you mind letting me know where and when you shot this footage? And, by the way...what happened to the fish?

[stevytube]

This is some really nice natural history footage! Thanks for posting it. As to whether or not the snake in the video is really a coral is not very clear just by looking at the video. The focus and the lighting is not very good. There are a couple different species of water snakes in Trinidad that have bands on the body and are sometimes even referred to as 'water corals' or 'false corals' or 'false water corals' or 'water mapepires'.