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Miller Wilson's snakes keep the archive busy

His Borneo cobra Short has passed two million views, with a venom countdown and Snake Island survival film also drawing viewers.

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Miller Wilson Story of November 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Milking the Biggest King Cobra in Borneo

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Miller Wilson posted nothing new, but his wildlife archive brought in roughly half a million views across the week. Subscribers held steady, while daily views are running a little above his usual level: an unhurried week for the channel, rather than a dormant one.

Snakes account for all three of his busiest individual uploads right now. "Milking the Biggest King Cobra in Borneo" remains the strongest daily draw. In the Short, handler Diaz collects venom from a captive cobra into a plastic-covered cup, giving Wilson the close-up he promises. It has now passed two million views.

There is a broader look at venom in "25 Most Venomous Snakes in the World", which ranks its subjects by venom potency rather than simply their size or fearsome reputation. Inland taipans, eastern brown snakes and sea snakes share the subject list with cobras and black mambas. That distinction gives the countdown something more specific to explore than which snake looks most intimidating.

Further down the daily viewing list, "5 Day Survival On Snake Island | No Food, Water or Shelter" combines snake tracking with shelter building and fish cooked over primitive fires. Between that endurance trip, the countdown and Diaz's close-quarters handling, Wilson's upload break has left three quite different ways into the same reptilian world.

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