I really thought they move into the other direction

RIP lego man.

I am lucky to be alive! My parents decided we might move to Africa when I was a kid of 7yrs. We settled for a while in Mombasa living on an isolated property with ocean frontage, it was a snorkellers paradise and heaven for a youngster, I spent many days out on the reef snorkelling on my own, I don't know why my parents didn't put me in boarding school butI didn't argue. I can remember picking up Tapestry and Geographic Cones off the reef to add to my collection, I would hold the shell in one hand and watch this little brown ""plastic"" serrated spear attached to a tube like part of the head of the cone, it would come waving out seeming like it was searching. I would grab that ""spear"" between my thumb and fingers of my right hand and try to pull the snail out of its shell. If it was a good specimen I would put it in my bag that I kept tucked in the leg of my swimmers to. It wasn't until we came to Australia eight years later that I was told that they were poisonous, in fact I think they were only discovered to be poisonous the year before we got here in 1967

PLUMS!

Wow

Damn dude the snake is bleeding that's shitty

Only venomous if they hit you with that prod

Venomous snakes are around the world not only in AUSTRALIA

These toxins are amazing

ok... mother nature, what else isn't deadly?🥲

Looked liked the Chocolate Malt machine!!

2 minutes,,heck even if peeing on it worked,,i'd be dead holding my ,,,

Thanks for explaining this and putting it across well🇬🇧

Are there any nice, non-venomous snakes in Australia?

Of course, Australia

They do not hunt eachother down?

That is the scariest shit ive seen. Leave it to Australia to still scare the shit out of a 55 year old veteran. Sometimes you wonder what isn't deadly in Australia thank goodness its a island of death.

Amazing video, thanks !

"more potent than morphine"- That just sounds stupid

Pearlfish is to the sea cucumber what Israel is to Uncle Sam

I like irukandji jellyfish.

How did they even catch it?

I love Dr Jamie Seymour. He's responsible for my obsession with marine life

🔥

Its like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris!

Awesome

At first I thought the pearl fish and the sea cucumber weren't alive anymore but I think I saw the sea cucumber move by itself when the endoscope was in it.

I don’t think Danno realizes how small they are they grow to like 5 to 8 inches

I’ve been bitten by a black widow spider and my first time I had pains in the bite area for days accompanied by a fever. I got bit again while moving stuff around my garage but with lesser symptoms and third time just pain in the bite area. Human body is amazing at adjusting. But don’t just let yourself but just to get adjusted lol I also got stung by an Arizona bark scorpion a couple of times.

I remember that background music from the bike race app lol brings back memories

How does the cone snail decide what type of venom to produce that will work first time every time? Does it have some kind of victim screening sensory organ to help it decide which components to combine together to be injected? That would be an even bigger discovery.

Unbelievable venomous the australian Taipan, brown snake and tiger snake. However, I believe a King Cobra would eat them all as breakfast 😉

Thanks dear lord for your kind mercy for not creating me as "sea cucumber"

Cones rule!

The answer to the question is at 5:20 for those who want to skip the rest

"Why Australian snakes are so venomous?" Prey density? Where is the graph that shows you have more mice than other parts of the world?

The amazing thing to me is how they are NOT killed by their own venom!

The inland has more venom in the vile how do u possibly see more venom in the 1st as compared to the 2nd u need ur glasses adjusted 😅

which animal hunts them?

Where's my million dollars?

they look like tanks marching to battle along the bottom of the tank

SpongeBob you need to get rid of Gary before he gets you 😂

Interesting, but it didn't really explain why Australian Snakes (or African Snakes, for that matter,) are so venomous; maybe the reason goes all the way back, to The breakup of Gondwanaland, and the migration of The Indian Subcontinent, to South Asia. Laurentian, and Eurasian Snakes, seem to be less venomous, or use a different kind of venom (more hemotoxic, instead of neurotoxic). Maybe, it's tied to the preys' ability to fight back, and wound the snake. I saw a program, about the Miami Serpentarium, and it's Curator, years ago; who embarked on a program to make himself a "universal donor" of blood, containing venom antivenin, for several species, and He was called upon, many times, to provide lifesaving transfusions, for many people; perhaps, this program should be revived, and expanded.

Fortunately, snakes has no brain like humans cause if they do, humanity would cease to exist. Specially they get hunt and killed even though they ran fast away from human, human will follow them and smash their heads for more no reason.

Epic stuff sir ❤

Are we gonna ignore the fact that 4 cone snails are fighting

Sigh…*unzips*

SpongeBob was a war movie this would be the APC’S/tanks😂

Hey I know you! You are the "venomologist" from Destin's Smarter Everyday!

This dude is doing the shit I always wanted to do in my childhood.