Evolutionist: someone who *believes in* or supports the *theory* of evolution.
@WickedWildlife20 сағат бұрын
@@SpicyCactus while I totally respect your right to an alternative idea it sounds like you don’t understand what the word “theory” means in a scientific context, Unlike in day to day English a theory is the highest level any scientific idea can attain. It’s also worth remembering that true scientists are always willing to admit there is more to know, and adapt their opinions based on more evidence, which makes it distinct from the blind faith of most religious ideas
@CairnsLobsterКүн бұрын
Hats off to you and all Coastal Taipan handlers. I got close to a good size one and that snake was fast. The scary thing with me is as a kid I would have 100% free handled it like I did with Easter Browns in Adelaide. I doubt I would have been fast enough! I was crazier back then but you need to be skilled with a taipan if its skitchy like the snake I did a youtube on a month ago. So hats off to you mate. Andre
@dushyantchaudhry4654Күн бұрын
I suppose the claims are based on measurements, to my limited lay enthusiast knowledge though Black Mamba and Cobra bite victims get critical far more rapidly and deteriorate towards death much much faster than brown snake victims unless treated with antivenom.
@Jason_Laster2 күн бұрын
Australia: Most venomous snake Most venomous spider Largest reptile Cane toads Kangaroos All surrounded by white sharks, box jellyfish and sea snakes. No thanks, Im good
@doesntknowjack9173 күн бұрын
Love the straightforward style of this video- no overly dramatic music or stretching out the run time, just interesting facts presented well. Great job!
@andrewmacokatic77413 күн бұрын
Awesome and informative great work
@tomy333cuerdas63 күн бұрын
They look like ancient sea creatures.
@corkystephan50734 күн бұрын
The fangs I remember dad used to say long trousers when you go down the creek because the place is infested with Eastern brown snakes and now I know why dad sad that and have never ever seen so many of them in the one place and that’s at Churchill South East Queensland Australia incidentally snake season is not very far away either yeah Spring coming up now and it’s starting to warm up too
@corkystephan50734 күн бұрын
Is that a male it looks like a male snake
@User_yhvz5 күн бұрын
if you see my comment I am wondering if the clone of the mother has its own awareness and understanding, or if it’s a legit clone with all the same neurological characteristics of the mother….if that makes sense?😂 by the way sound quality is fine lmao I’ve heard Waaaaaay worse man.
@frederickking16605 күн бұрын
Don't muck with it. Steve Erwin r.i.p
@WilliamStreiff6 күн бұрын
The Brazilian wondering spider is 7,000,000,000 times☠️☠️☠️ more venomous than the Sydney Funnel web spider
@mg100563 күн бұрын
Don't exaggerate. Have you measured the toxicity from both ?
@WilliamStreiff3 күн бұрын
@@mg10056 yes and I just finished remeasuring the toxicity thirty seconds ago and original measurements were incorrect the Brazilian wondering spider venom after further testing is actually and accurately 28,000,000,000, time's more powerful, considerably more powerful than my original testing 😁☠️👍
@mg100563 күн бұрын
@WilliamStreiff You'd better inform online sources as well as THE CSIRO in Parkville Australia about your conclusions, because according to WORLD AUTHORITIES, the brazilian wandwring spider rates 2nd to the Sydney funnel web !!! The brazilian wandering spider's venom is said to equal SOME venomous snakes. The Taipan (Northern Queensland) tops the table. The most venomous creature on earth - The Chironex (box jellfish) again, Australian resident. Get your facts right !!
@WilliamStreiff3 күн бұрын
@@mg10056 I was only joshing with you mate ,, being quite silly 😜 there not to many things that would terrify me more than getting bit by a funnel web spider 🕸️
@missMICHELLEuk7 күн бұрын
I’ve just seen this & im so sorry you’re going through this. I know you’ve probably looked at alternative therapies, have you looked into RSO (Rick stein oil) it’s cannabis based, we all have a natural cannabinoid system, there have been some fantastic results taking it…tumours shrinking, skin cancer being cured etc. im going to start taking it for NETs cancer, as I can’t have an op due to COPD
@ih8myfriends7 күн бұрын
That little buddy works at a comic book shop in a city called O-town.
@cynthiamazzoli72418 күн бұрын
Awe! It’s so cute! 🦔
@RobertoPerez-ge5tf8 күн бұрын
Nick, you are a legend!
@yawaragirl8 күн бұрын
Wow Ben you are one lucky man
@munter109 күн бұрын
In case you didn’t know it.. evolution is a mere theory, and an incorrect theory at that. So get rid of that narrative re “evolution”.
@WickedWildlife9 күн бұрын
@@munter10 a narrative and a theory are totally different concepts Also a “theory” is the highest level any scientific idea can be because unless religion for example science acknowledges we are always learning more
@munter109 күн бұрын
Why on earth do you keep waving your hands around right by the spider??? You trying to get bitten? What an idiot.
@kumarrishabhrajput378210 күн бұрын
In far cry 3 game i seen this bird attack dangerously
@ApexAL10 күн бұрын
I saw a male Wallaroo north of Bathurst he was massive and muscle-bound
@user-vi4nb2ys4d10 күн бұрын
Are Dingo Dogs a thing if not then how do you domesticate animals? Pls tell us
@desleybettens535611 күн бұрын
They’re only dangerous if you invade their environment. I had two as pets & you couldn’t get a more protective, loving, loyal K9.
@dwells3712 күн бұрын
Someone please remind dude what happened to Steve Irwin
@PrincessRedine12 күн бұрын
But does it know the way?
@johead851612 күн бұрын
Great point you made… it’s a misconception… Black Mamba, Inland taipan and Costal are the 3 most deadly snakes The clips of Dingo’s video and the aggressive Black Mamba.. the Mamba are aggressive however the Mamba the entire time was just trying to get away from Dingo
@johead851612 күн бұрын
So yes the Mamba can kill you.. but it was trying to move away the entire time
@johead851612 күн бұрын
They use their venom and speed to kill but before they do anything they first try to get away
@alexissteele527413 күн бұрын
I thought bandicoot was a made up creature for the game, I recently found out that they are in fact, very real animals. And absolutely adorable ❤
@RoaringKetchup13 күн бұрын
The spider is me at work
@santyclause803413 күн бұрын
I'm gonna put it out here that the "redback under the dunny seat lid" legend probably dates to a time the dunny seat lid usually consisted of wooden construction. Imho thats a habitat preference:, I've almost never disturbed one in anything other than material of this medium. Invariably, for me, this spider hangs out in piled wood, heaped old cardboard boxes, garbage packed in cardboard, stacks of printing paper, timber and timber products. But not so much around polymers like nylon/plastic for its own sake. If these guys are colonising your corner of the globe, and you have to throw out old junk, garbage like flat-packed stacks of old cardboard boxes, or shovel wood chip mulch heaps, wood crates, collect firewood, doodle on dead trees, handle sawn timber left standing any length of time, in fact wooden anything, up to and including office paper and dusty desks, then be wary. Lignins and cellulitic compounds is their comfort blanket.
@marksapollo13 күн бұрын
Basically, it’s Mother Natures idea of a joke. Create a spider deadly to mammals on a land that had no mammals.
@businessraptor13413 күн бұрын
Im taking his word for it.
@glennhynes526314 күн бұрын
My goodness, life can be hard. God bless you mate.
@gregdrmax14 күн бұрын
I think you need to kiss it.
@heathmcrigsby14 күн бұрын
Dont feed the wildlife... opens with feeding the wildlife lol
@feralmale151715 күн бұрын
Flying puppies.
@kathyrichards437516 күн бұрын
Why didn’t you show the pouch
@MrOramato16 күн бұрын
If it is a girl then it's not the most venomous...; although the male Sydney FW is physically smaller, it is more venomous.
@Ducatirati17 күн бұрын
I've recon I've move 10 / 15 of these so laconic little fellas of Roads , they slow , and they wee on you , buggers , haha , but the move at a foot a minute, and 100 kph cars, so , the thought of them getting hit I know they have a barb so wrap thick jacket , no expert , but as soon as you put them down , they try to dig so get them well off the road in soft earth , once you go they amble off gotta love them, R
@Tonyplat9818 күн бұрын
They're fascinating creatures.
@Ducatirati19 күн бұрын
THE PAPUAN/ COASTAL TAIPAN OXYURANUS SCUTELLATUS/KANAHI ,THEY ARE EVOLVING SLOWLY
@MarkHenricksen-ks4hf20 күн бұрын
They look crazy and mean!
@user-gs7iw6kl7o20 күн бұрын
hope you're well mate
@joshuatree618922 күн бұрын
Nice vid, now squash it lol
@WickedWildlife22 күн бұрын
@@joshuatree6189 but why?
@joshuatree618922 күн бұрын
@@WickedWildlife Because it comes before Z , that is Y.
@australian698323 күн бұрын
The one I encountered wasn't small. They exist here in perth in the burbs.
@australian698323 күн бұрын
Cute as.
@NicholsonNeisler-fz3gi23 күн бұрын
DNA tests have show dingos are a subset of domesticated dog
@thenamestripp24 күн бұрын
i’ve handled so many spiders and none of them are even close to what i would call aggressive, the fact that it stayed ready to attack the entire time and was even bucking at your movements is crazy… i want one so bad 😅
@Manifesssto88825 күн бұрын
Interesting. ...and although l'm not gonna scroll thru 800+ comments to find one that debates you about the fact there were types of cobras in Australia I WILL SAY THIS "It's very true" ..... about 35yrs ago l was 15 and camping out bush in "Tipperary Springs" Victoria and long story short my 2 mates and l split out to gather fire wood, l saw a nice piece and as l crouched down to grab it l caught a glimpse of a shiny black circle behind it (a circumference of a hubcap) and in that split second a red belly coloured "COBRA" stood up about 2ft high and was staring me right in the face less than 2ft away (it most definitely had a large grilled out neck)...as l launched myself upwards and back away from it l kept my eyes on it and saw it rear back a little and lunge toward me and as l ran l yelled COBRA COBRA to mates... they just laughed and called BS about COBRA and so has everyone l ever told about it including family.....and now, thanks to this video I HAVE THE PROOF so thank you. I know what was staring me in the face that day and it was indeed a COBRA...clear as a bloody RED BUS on the street deadset, Cheers.
@barry760825 күн бұрын
Around the central coast of NSW I’ve only seen jet black with a bright red mark, however out near the centre at a gas and oil facility swimming pool, while my mate cooled off I noticed these webs under the pool overhang. Curious I got down on my knees to peer under to find large red backs much more like the one you have there. No doubt as to what they were but could they be a variety slightly different to where I live? The red was more brownish and the spider seemed larger. The pool was closed, and the authorities were more than surprised. Thanks
@barry760825 күн бұрын
Always worth watching, thanks. I was stoned off my face a long time ago with some mates. A good friend and very cool guy says to me there’s a funnel web spider under your chair. Calling his bluff I laughed and jiggled my feet around under the chair. He was sitting opposite and laughed saying “I’m fair dinkum” ! I knew him well enough realising his laugh was serious, anyway when I got up ready to look he said be careful it’s a big bastard, and it was. This was around 1980 and instead of catching it for venom extraction we killed it and very sad that I did. Hey intoxicated and not really capable of catching a lethal spider it seemed right at the time. Location Erina on the central coast.