A small lizard eats a caterpillar that is definitely too big for it to eat. I catch it and get some closeups. It spits the caterpillar out. This might be a type of iguana lizard - not sure, Thailand has a lot of different kinds of lizards.

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Man pushes king cobra in the face with one hand. King cobras in Thailand are big - sometimes 5 meters and poisonous enough to kill elephants. This cobra king is 3.5m about - maybe 4. It's very cool and this guy has guts.

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Big water monitor on the side of the road as I drive around this mountain looking for monitors and other snakes and lizards. Thialand water monitors are just like komodo dragons. A bit smaller.

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A Big spiders web held a big black spider with yellow markings. I found in Thailand as I walked on a jungle path up a mountain. This spider is big, black and yellow and moved slowly. Couple nice photos at: Thaipulse.com/blog too. Got another arachnid video - a small scorpion will post shortly here.

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Thai monocled cobra and other cobras trainer teaches us about how cobras strike, what they eat, etc. He opened the cage where more than 7 cobras were and I almost lost my nerve. I was within 1.5 meters of them here.. This video doesn't show the king cobras.

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A big snake - copperhead racer - similar to the western yellow rat snake at about 2 meters long, in Thailand crossing the highway. It comes for me at the end of the video! Great snake. These are aggressive and yet non poisonous. They eat mice, rats, lizards, birds.

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Shopping at an outdoor Insect Market in Sisaket, Thailand. Thais eat bugs as snacks and I load up on a bag to eat for my videos here at Youtube under this channel. I eat silkworms, crickets, grasshoppers, water bugs, a scorpion, a massive Chinese cockroach and some other sick stuff. Don't miss it.

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Thailand has some crazy things to eat. This Thai food is Goong Dthen, or, Dancing Shrimp. It's a lap - a very spicy dish served to put over rice. It's delicious. The shrimp are crunchy and sometimes pierce the palate or tongue. Care must be taken to eat these baby shrimps alive!

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Outdoor bug market in Sisaket, Thailand. I shop for various kinds of gross bugs to eat: Silk worms, grasshoppers, waterbugs, beetles, Giant Chinese Cockroaches. There were lots of insect tables. I wish now I'd have found the tarantula table. Next swing through town will find the spiders, caterpillars, snakes, and other sick stuff to eat...

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A HUGE bee flies in our house in Thailand and I try to grab him! My g/f is afraid I'll kill this big bee because I usually kill anything that stings.You MUST hear her tell me not to keeel heem. More at: http://www.thaipulse.com.

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Big centipede we found on a walk through the jungle in Thailand. I think he's friendly so I pet him and "make friends" with him. More at: http://www.thaipulse.com in the videos section.

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A big snake - copperhead racer - similar to the western yellow rat snake at about 2 meters long, in Thailand crossing the highway. It comes for me at the end of the video! Great snake. These are aggressive and yet non poisonous. They eat mice, rats, lizards, birds.

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