More Anaconda Documentaries: https://youtu.be/B5KXcQZQbqk Join us on an extraordinary adventure deep into the heart of Guyana's dense rainforests as a team of German scientists embarks on a mission to discover and investigate the elusive giant anacondas. This wildlife documentary offers a rare glimpse into the mysterious lives of these massive serpents, revealing their hidden behaviors, natural habitats, and the crucial role they play in the ecosystem. Witness the breathtaking landscapes, unique wildlife, and the incredible challenges faced by the researchers as they navigate treacherous waters and dense jungles in search of the world's largest snakes. This journey not only uncovers the secrets of these powerful predators but also highlights the importance of conservation efforts to protect their dwindling habitats. Don't miss this thrilling expedition that combines cutting-edge science with the raw beauty of nature. -- Welcome to the official Get.factual youtube channel! 🌍 We are a documentary streaming channel covering history, science, technology, and nature. Explore worlds distant, forgotten, and unknown; from the depths of ocean trenches to the far reaches of the cosmos. New uploads of full-length documentaries and docu-series every week! Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/GetfactualSUB
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When I was aged 9, I lived in Guyana in the 70's. I was nearly killed by an adult green anaconda, 7 miles west of a Town called Mathews Ridge. I walked up to it because I thought it was a fallen tree but no... it was a monster and it saw me as food.
Guyanese here. We even find them in the trenches in our towns. They are very commonly seen by our people. The land of many waters, oh beautiful Guyana!
i have reached a point in life where I volunteered to watch a 45 minutes documentary
There is no amount of money on planet earth that would make me walk through that swamp
These giant anacondas are so massive and look majestic, but they're deadly if they’re hungry. It’s amazing to watch them in their natural habitat. Thank you for making this documentary.
How amazing to watch an Anaconda give birth to her live offspring!! I thought all snakes laid the leathery looking eggs! I learned SO much from this documentary! Excellent Job!
Wow, this documentary on Guyana's wildlife especially the Giant Green Anacondas are just amazing! I've been waiting for decades to experience/ watch a documentary quite immersive such as this one! Thanks to the whole team for their amazing work!
props to the cameraman who always has to be ahead of the team..filming them land on shore and filming the girl in the water with the snake and the creatures hunting each other..
What an incredible documentary and a great narrator, the face to face encounter with the Anaconda at the end really says a lot about the Compassion you guys have for this magestic creatures.
More cameras are out there these days. These are no more just a one in a million sighting. Plenty are out there. They were just rare to find so large. As a kid living in Guyana in the mid 80's, there was a slow moving canal near my house. It was known locally as the "40 Foot", supposedly since it was once that wide and that deep in it's glory days which saw it free of debris and overgrowth. Finally, this clogged up watereay was going to get cleaned out. So the backhoes, excavators, and dump trucks showed up to start the job. All was well on the first day. As they moved down the canal on the second day, and started excavating/dredging deeper, my family and I heard this sudden burst of screaming and yelling from people outside of our house near by the canal. We were all inside our house! My grandpa, grandma, an uncle, my two cousins, and I ran out to the verandah to figure out what was causing the commotion. We were all in disbelief and horror when we saw what the dragline (excavator) had dredged up from the canal. There was a 30ft plus anaconda whose midsection was laid across the raised bucket of the machine. Hanging down the sides were its head and tail. Both were nearly touching the ground. It was absolutely surreal! I was terrified! Soon after, Georgetown Zoo personnel showed up with a Tata flatbed truck to try and rescue the animal. Their initial measurement of its length at the site was 33 ft. Proper measurements taken at the Zoo facility upon it's arrival there were recorded. It was later printed on a plaque and placed near the exhibit. Their official claim of length was 34ft-10in with a weight of 950lbs. Many people visited the Zoo to see this behemoth. Likewise, I saw it once more when my uncle took me for a visit. That's the stuff you don't forget. Bigger ones are out there. In time, we will discover more and more! And the cameras will prove these are not myth!
Im a Guyanese and also love exploring my beautiful Guyana 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾. But I respect this team bravery ❤
These giant anacondas are so massive and look majestic but deadly if they are hungry. Amazing to watch them. Thank you for making the documentary
Born and lived in Guyana first 10 years of my life. Crazy that we used to run and play barefoot in the tall grass knowing there were snakes lurking within 😅
When the video started, i was thinking i need to visit Guyana 🇬🇾! Looks beautiful
Guyana our motto is one people one nation one destiny😊land of many waters and home to the giants...❤❤
It’s refreshing finding something not tainted by AI 😭
One of the Best documentary ❤❤❤ watching from🇰🇪🇰🇪
Love guyana . Great people and friendly. One of the best forests in the world.
They turned the documentary to a marvel movie this is great work
Thrilling and chilling. Watching from 🇰🇪🇰🇪😊