Places: Simon. Just incase you wanted to know, there is more than 1 snake island. Here's my list:

Duck Island, Lake Ontario, Canada (Corn snakes, Rat snakes, Red Garter snakes, Water snakes etc)

Ilha da Queimada Grande Island, Brazil, South America (Golden Lancehead viper)

Shedao Island, Bohai Sea, China (Shedao Island pit viper)

Golem Grad Island, Prespa Lake, Balkan Peninsula, Europe (Nose-horned vipers & Dice snakes)

Musambwa Island, Lake Victoria, Uganda, Africa (Forest Cobra)

Carnac Island, Perth, Australia (Tiger snakes)

Rainforest Island Australia (Golden-Crowned snake, Brown Tree snake, Small-Eyed snake, Coastal Carpet python, Stevens Banded snake, Blind snake, Bandy-Bandy, Death Adder)

Why are humans so focused on preservation? The planet has been changing since it was a planet. Stop trying to keep it static. Species come and go. The climate freezes and melts. Just stop freaking out. Yes, humans will also go extinct. Boohoo

Snakes do not ‘attack’ people. They bite when they feel threatened,mostly when surprised somehow

🐍😍WOW! Bothrops Insularis (Golden Lancehead) are so pretty

Lord Miles disagrees . . . He was literally there

I still don’t think I shall be visiting.

I'm sure that there are people in the world who – against all common sense, good judgment, and self-preservation – keep "hot" (venomous) snakes in their personal collections and have paid literal tens of thousands of US dollars to obtain a golden lancehead or two, regardless of laws and bylaws, CITES restrictions, etc. I have loads of respect for those who keep hot snakes for the purpose of milking them for their venom, as there is a terrible shortage of antivenin worldwide, and those who research snakes, but I have no respect for people who keep and breed hot snakes for the pet trade. Yes, there are some hot snakes I would certainly like to have, but it's too much of a risk. I'll stick with ball pythons, corn snakes, hognose (which are rear-fanged, meaning they have to "chew" on you to release their venom, and the venom is extremely mild) and garter snakes (which are also venomous, but not to humans, as their little teeth can't even break the skin).

Wow heard of the place but never saw the snakes. They're beautiful

Why with all the AI art? There are plenty of real photos of the Golden Lancehead. Islands tend to warrant that an animal have every trick up its sleeve to absolutely ensure it gets its prey. Birds are the main visitors to said island here. Over the years evolution has seen it so that their venom is extremely potent. The snakes cannot risk the bird being bitten but still have the energy to fly away. So the snakes venture to the edge of tree limbs and extend their bodies outward a bit, looking like a part of the tree. Bird flys by, bam! It’s a successful ploy, and the snakes continue to breed more and more potentially even more venomous snakes in the future.

please make a video about Neft Dashlari

Yeah. Read th damn title use proper grammar. Out.

awesome, thx for the video.

Why does this have so many side angle shots? I can’t speak for everyone, but I’m not here to see the side of Simon’s head.

Ah, the serpents kiss. That reminds me, I must call my mother in law.

I’m gonna make this comment because I don’t know why people care – I’m fine with the AI Art personally. Just check it to make sure it doesn’t have obvious issues, but who really cares? Seriously, who cares? It doesn’t impact the details of the video and the true content. I don’t care if he uses AI. I would too.

What’s up with the realistic AI images being used?

Where do you get the 430 square kilometers the entire island is only 43 hectares lol

“…bad trouble Bothrops…”

great

Starfishes love islands

Just when I thought I was following all your channels… Boom … this one pops up!

Yes a new simon channel 🎉

Please don’t use AI generated art so much. All the ai generated images of the snake are not what it looks like. It may not matter to you, but it severely limits your ability to provide accurate information.

I want to see the cool snakes