ケニアには猛毒のドラゴンがいる

We'll search for highly venomous snakes in Kakamega, Kenya's only tropical rainforest! We'll explore the Rhinoceros Adder, the "Dragon of the Earth," with its rhinoceros-like horns and some of the world's longest fangs, and the Bush Viper, the "Dragon of the Wind," a tree-dwelling venomous snake covered in spiky scales. Both are deadly venomous creatures that seem to have jumped straight out of the world of Monster Hunter. Furthermore, an unexpected encounter awaits during the expedition: a meeting with the Jameson's Mamba, a venomous snake closely related to the Black Mamba and considered a god in Africa. Tonomura, who has experience capturing king cobras, will get closer to this new, most powerful venomous snake. We'll bring you the troubles encountered on our Kenyan journey, the warmth of the local people, and the full experience of this authentic exploration. Kenya Trip Part 1:    • ケニアでライオンとワニを探す   Part 2:    • ケニアで軍隊アリに刺されてみた   Part 3:    • シーラカンスの親戚を釣って食べてみた   ▶Part 4: This one Part 5:    • 咬まれたら即死！ブラックマンバに触って怒らせてみた   Compilation: Stay tuned!! ────────────── 📘 Magazine information where Tonomura serves as editor-in-chief 【Quarterly Strange Insects】https://terminal-legs.com/products/book/ 【Snakes and People】https://x.gd/2qWDO ────────────── 🎵 Ending Takatsugu Wakabayashi https://x.com/cocoa2448 🎧 Sound sources used DOVA-SYNDROME / Sound Effect Lab / MusMus / OtoLogic / Maoudamashii (In no particular order, titles omitted) 🌍 Map data Images from Google Earth were used ⛺ Before searching for creatures on your first overseas trip https://note.com/tonomura64/n/nebed6f... ────────────── References Chami, F. A. (2024). Cross cultural exchanges in the ancient world: Early connections between Azania and diverse civilizations of the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean basin, and distant regions in the African continent. Diogenes, 65(4), 454-471. Paixão-Cavalcante, D., Kuniyoshi, A. K., Portaro, F. C., da Silva, W. D., & Tambourgi, D. V. (2015). African adders: partial characterization of snake venoms from three Bitis species of medical importance and their neutralization by experimental equine antivenoms. PLoS neglected tropical diseases, 9(2), e0003419. Acknowledgments Shizuma Yanagisawa Haruka Haeme Music Sources (BGM, Sound Effects) DOVA-SYNDROME Sound Effect Lab MusMus OtoLogic Maoudamashii (In no particular order, titles omitted) Map data uses images from Google Earth.