Black Mamba in a Bathroom | catching Africa's Deadliest Snakes

In this episode of Snakes in the Hoed, we respond to a tense call where a snake was found inside a bathroom. As soon as we arrive, Tim immediately identifies the intruder as a young Black Mamba, hiding behind the bathroom sink. With a highly venomous snake in such a confined space, every move has to be calm, precise, and controlled. The second call takes us to a guest lodge, where staff spotted a snake in a tree close to the accommodation. What initially caused concern turned out to be a Boomslang, another highly venomous species. Once again, we safely remove and relocate the snake away from people and buildings. - The Snakes in the Hoed channel is a collaboration between Tim, a highly experienced professional snake handler from Wildlife Safety Solutions, and Pep, a passionate YouTuber and wildlife enthusiast from the channel Pep in the Bush. Based in Hoedspruit, South Africa, Tim and Pep are neighbor's turned teammates, bringing you up close and personal with some of the most dangerous snakes in Africa. Every day, Tim gets called out to relocate venomous snakes from homes, farms, schools, and construction sites in Hoedspruit, South Africa. Now, with Pep behind the camera—and sometimes in the middle of the action—we’re capturing every adrenaline-pumping moment with four camera's, giving you the most detailed and immersive snake catching footage on YouTube. From the legendary Black Mamba to the stealthy Mozambique Spitting Cobra, and the beautifully deadly Boomslang, our videos highlight real-life encounters with Africa’s most feared reptiles. -Real snake rescue missions in South Africa -Professional snake handling -Safe snake removal from urban areas -Wildlife education and awareness -Snake releases back into the wild Whether you're a reptile lover, bush adventurer, or someone who wants to learn more about snake safety in South Africa, this is the channel for you. Subscribe and join us on this wild journey through the bushveld, where danger often comes slithering in unexpected places. Don't forget to like, comment, and share the videos to help spread awareness about snake conservation and safe co-existence with wildlife. Filmed in and around Hoedspruit, at the edge of the Greater Kruger National Park, this is truly the heart of wild Africa. Subscribe now and hit the bell icon so you never miss a snake rescue adventure! #BlackMamba #SnakeRescue #SnakeCatcher #WildlifeRescue #ReptileRescue #DeadlySnakes #AnimalRescue #Snakecatching #hoedspruit #snake