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Everything Has Changed - A Tribute to Liz
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Everything Has Changed - A Tribute to Liz
30,000 Subscribers And The Hardest Video I’ve Ever Made
Просмотров 9 тыс.9 месяцев назад
30,000 Subscribers And The Hardest Video I’ve Ever Made
Featherdale Wildlife Park - Zoo Visit
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Featherdale Wildlife Park - Zoo Visit
Rediscovery of a Dragon - The Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.Год назад
Rediscovery of a Dragon - The Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon
10 OTHER great Animal channels YOU should be supporting!
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10 OTHER great Animal channels YOU should be supporting!
The Mangrove Monitor
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
The Mangrove Monitor
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Australia’s Little Penguin
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.Год назад
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Australia’s Little Penguin
The Perentie - Australia’s Biggest Lizard
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
The Perentie - Australia’s Biggest Lizard
10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Komodo Dragon
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Komodo Dragon
The Australian Reptile Park - Zoo Visit
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
The Australian Reptile Park - Zoo Visit
Goannas VS Blue Tongue Lizards - 5 Major Differences
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.Год назад
Goannas VS Blue Tongue Lizards - 5 Major Differences
We had Blue Tongue Babies!
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Год назад
We had Blue Tongue Babies!
Crocodiles need YOUR help!
Просмотров 2 тыс.Год назад
Crocodiles need YOUR help!
YouTube Noticed Us! We are a “Creator on the Rise”
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Год назад
RUclips Noticed Us! We are a “Creator on the Rise”
Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre - An interview with Jennie Gilbert
Просмотров 742Год назад
Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre - An interview with Jennie Gilbert
10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Eastern Brown Snake
Просмотров 386 тыс.Год назад
10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Eastern Brown Snake
Wallaby Joey Rescue - How to check a marsupials pouch
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
Wallaby Joey Rescue - How to check a marsupials pouch
5 Ways YOU Can HELP Australian Crocodiles
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5 Ways YOU Can HELP Australian Crocodiles
5 Issues With Culling Crocodiles
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5 Issues With Culling Crocodiles
10 CRAZY Cassowary Facts You Didn’t Know
Просмотров 44 тыс.Год назад
10 CRAZY Cassowary Facts You Didn’t Know
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Echidnas!
Просмотров 57 тыс.Год назад
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Echidnas!
The Dugite - Brown Snake of the South West
Просмотров 20 тыс.Год назад
The Dugite - Brown Snake of the South West
10 BIZARRE Blue Tongued Lizard Facts
Просмотров 45 тыс.2 года назад
10 BIZARRE Blue Tongued Lizard Facts
Meet Our Newest Additions!
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
Meet Our Newest Additions!
Giant Burrowing Cockroach - The World’s Heaviest Cockroach
Просмотров 19 тыс.2 года назад
Giant Burrowing Cockroach - The World’s Heaviest Cockroach
Our BIGGEST News EVER
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Our BIGGEST News EVER
Road Testing the Pop Up Chameleon Enclosure!
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 года назад
Road Testing the Pop Up Chameleon Enclosure!
Australia’s 10 MOST invasive species : No. 1 The Rabbit
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
Australia’s 10 MOST invasive species : No. 1 The Rabbit
Australia’s 10 MOST invasive species : No. 2 Phytophthora
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.2 года назад
Australia’s 10 MOST invasive species : No. 2 Phytophthora

Комментарии

  • @SoldierSpider50
    @SoldierSpider50 2 часа назад

    Brillant great video

  • @KOKOANAPAR
    @KOKOANAPAR 3 часа назад

    Lol this is so woke. The world was given to us to enjoy, not to glorify.

  • @sidpascua2237
    @sidpascua2237 7 часов назад

    0:48 the funnel web : hey watcha lookin at?

  • @LostBeetle
    @LostBeetle 7 часов назад

    I'm gonna stooooooooooooooock!

  • @freakindawgen
    @freakindawgen 9 часов назад

    2:26 that's overkill

  • @yournamehere15
    @yournamehere15 10 часов назад

    I love these videos. You are a great film maker and i could watch these all day.. and plan to. Lol

  • @BrassStacks
    @BrassStacks 18 часов назад

    Spray painting rocks is the same as stacking them? Yup that's the dumbest shit I've heard in a long time. I'll start stacking rocks just because of it you Muppet

  • @cuppa2023
    @cuppa2023 19 часов назад

    I always wondered 🤔 Thank you for clarifying that

  • @ElMalito187
    @ElMalito187 19 часов назад

    As the old saying goes "close enough".

  • @fernandomendonca2316
    @fernandomendonca2316 20 часов назад

    Most of what he said was BS. I've been envenomated by tigers twice. First time not to bad, second time worse. I had triple vision, slurred speech, a little pain, the back of my hand and tjree fingers swelled up. I was bitten on the index. Finger bruised up, purple. And the venom does not hit the blood steam or travel through it, lol, it hits the lymphatic system. I was in hospital for five days and had two lots of antivenom. I went home and stayed in bed for another 7 days. This guy sure does like to exaggerate his recovery, needles, pain, bruising and hospital stay. Lmao. 😅😅😅😅

  • @daleblue22
    @daleblue22 21 час назад

    Lol!!!! A white man telling us how to protect nature???! Yeah right!!!! Natives have been doing this practice for eons.

  • @MrOracK6183
    @MrOracK6183 22 часа назад

    You have such a beautiful family the hardest part is to get up out of bed every day afterwards but I promise every day you do your family will be what makes you the happiest even the bad days can be good ones with the people closest to you I wish you and your girls my deepest condolences Nick!!💐

  • @selenagallagher5850
    @selenagallagher5850 2 дня назад

    Red belly’s are my favourite snakes your so lucky to be able to hold one I’m so jealous I wanna hold this gorgeous snake 😍😍😍

  • @andrewhatton1606
    @andrewhatton1606 2 дня назад

    If this was here in America they would be extinct in a week 😂

  • @CBRN-115
    @CBRN-115 2 дня назад

    Those little guys are just in that man's hand nonchalantly

  • @novaturient_maverick
    @novaturient_maverick 2 дня назад

    I found a baby snake in my room at 02:30am It's 4:06 am right now and i can't sleep I have been watching videos and googling till now.

    • @novaturient_maverick
      @novaturient_maverick 2 дня назад

      I'm feeling like there could be more snakes under my pillow, blanket or anywhere 😭😭

  • @bizarro20daves
    @bizarro20daves 3 дня назад

    I love blue tongues. They steal strawberries and deserve every single one of them

  • @peterrhodes5663
    @peterrhodes5663 5 дней назад

    You might have a shock if you come over to NZ. Be kind? Here wallabies are shot and poisoned. Government classes them as a pest. Xtermin8.

  • @corkystephan5073
    @corkystephan5073 5 дней назад

    Those red bellied black snakes hibernate I was wondering that because it’s winter here in Ipswich south east Queensland and I’m still seeing red bellied black snakes getting around here love your video thank you

  • @zap2359
    @zap2359 6 дней назад

    What age they are ready to have babies ?

  • @lisalefleur2977
    @lisalefleur2977 6 дней назад

    Beautiful Tribute to your beautiful wife

  • @chrislehmier
    @chrislehmier 6 дней назад

    Nick: Calmly provides comprehensive and concise description of the Sidney Funnel Web Spider: "RAAAAAAAAAARGH!!!!!"

  • @gearhead682010
    @gearhead682010 8 дней назад

    Apparently you’ve never heard of the Brazilian Wandering spider

  • @lmwl7594
    @lmwl7594 9 дней назад

    I love cockatoos

  • @jenniferchaney274
    @jenniferchaney274 11 дней назад

    We have a vineyard and we hear fruit bats all the time however my cat loves to be outside and she caught one the other day and it was flapping around on my porch and then it flew away! Should I be worried

  • @M4DBMX
    @M4DBMX 11 дней назад

    90% of bites from funnel webs are survivable without anti venom. Even most Australians don't understand these spiders 🤦

  • @chatrinekvinge813
    @chatrinekvinge813 16 дней назад

    I'm sorry👋🇧🇻🌞🌹

  • @ann-pud
    @ann-pud 17 дней назад

    I grew up in the Western district Victoria and had a lot of frill neck lizards around when I was a kid, a long time back. Yes we had the bearded dragon, blue tongue and frill neck, they are very different would not mix them up. As sussiman said and I agree they were a different colour to the one your holding up and also a bit smaller.

    • @WickedWildlife
      @WickedWildlife 17 дней назад

      I actually live in the western district, we do not have frilled neck lizards like they do up north, but our local eastern beardies come in a variety of colours It’s actually very easy and understandable people mix them up, the comment below yours is from a lady with qualifications in land management and when we where sent the photo it was still confirmed to be an eastern bearded dragon It would be amazing to have frillies down here though!

    • @ann-pud
      @ann-pud 17 дней назад

      @@WickedWildlife Yes I know the beardies but they are not the same as the frill neck. I find it sad if they no longer have them there. Like aussie said awhile since they have seen one in central Vic. but they had them there when they were a kid. There is a fair age difference between you and me and they were around there when I was a kid.

  • @Kazm858
    @Kazm858 17 дней назад

    Your a legend mate, hope all the best for you and your family 🤘💯

  • @goatlps
    @goatlps 17 дней назад

    Australian marsupials are the cutest animals in the world. Unfortunately the Australian government and most of the population selfishly don't care if they go extinct if their survival inconveniences them in any way.

  • @vinyl6668
    @vinyl6668 17 дней назад

    Um… why are you rehandling it again

  • @jodhia
    @jodhia 18 дней назад

    They are so cute

  • @user-qx7vp6ol8c
    @user-qx7vp6ol8c 20 дней назад

    Something about Coastal Taipans that makes me nervous. I don’t know what it is but give me a black mamba over a taipan any day of the week. Maybe it’s the fire orange evil eyes they’ve got but there’s something about them that makes me wanna run. And before anyone says anything about them being poisonous yeah I know that it’s more the vibe of them than anything.

  • @Kitsune1989
    @Kitsune1989 20 дней назад

    My opinion on freehandling is that there is a time and place for it. There are times where its easier and safer to use hands over a hook because a hook can be difficult to manouver in certain situations. That being said there are certain species that id never freehandle for a variety of reasons. For instance gaboons are well known to be one of the most docile of the hots (not to be confused with harmless or safe, theyre not a ball. But they arent the strike happy pychopaths that say, T. insularis or N. naja are). But they, like all viperae, are fast when they want to be. Theyre also very short and stubby. Freehandling a gaboon, unless you can secure the head, is dangerous simply because of how little space there is for error. Youre that much closer to the head and therefore have that much less reaction time. Or something like the mamba, or the boomslang that are known for their extremely fast strikes (and potent venom) id prefer just to have the extra distance and reaction time. The otherside of the coin, i have quite a few true-cobras in my collection. And while any one of them will be a bad day if they actually get a hit in they are also generally very motion oriented species. They are also considerably longer then most viperae so you have more space to manouvre. Those I'll use the hook to bring them out or move enough of their body close enough to safely lift, but after that I'll mostly freehandle unless someone is feeling particularly cankerous that day or is in blue (in which case unless i need to have them out i leave them the fuck alone). Other species like my bratty insularis it depends on the snakes mood that day. If its a feeding day ill be a bit more cautious and make full use of the hook maybe using my hand a little becausetheyll be more strike happy (also my insularis is a pychopath even if hes awesome). If hes in a calm mood i might use the hook for getting him out but use my hands for the rest of the handling with the hook nearby if need be. Mind, i have emergency drawers under the enclosures so worst case scenario i can let the snake go and theyll naturally head there to be under something and i can just slide a door in and across and take the whole damn thing out without having to touch the snake at all if i underestimate the cancerousness of someone. Useful if i have to transport to as they're the same regulation for transportation of hots, i can just line it with a bag in there first then tie of the bag. A lot of it comes to knowledge and respecting the snake. Even the calmest of hots is still a hot. And what works for me might not work for others. I have no problem freehandling cobras because its one of my most worked with species and im very comfortable both with the species itself and the individuals in my collection. But I know keepers who would treat even my Rinkhal like they're medusa herself. One of my biggest pet peeves though is with the popularity of social media platforms like YT and instagram is the amount of hots keepers who want the views and are mishandling their venomous snakes, not giving them the respect they deserve, then having near misses or getting bit. There was one guy who lost a finger because he played fuck around and find out with a cobra in blue while freehandling it. Guess what, he found out. I have no sympathy for these kind of people when they get bit. Along with people who go messing about in the enclosure without securing their snake/standing in front of the open glass while trying to figure out where the snake is. If you cant see the head then stand to the side a bit and use a hook. At least if the snake comes flying out unexpectedly then they wont be coming directly at you. Its just being a responsible keeper. Sorry but if you play fuck about and find out with a snake that can strike, recoil, and strike again before you have even registered or reacted to the initial movement then you deserve to find out. Im not saying that keepers should have full bomb squad gear for every snake either. But there are things that can reduce risks that a lot of keepers on social media arent taking because it doesnt look cool to viewers or its not as impressive for viewers to see. Yes, its super cool to see a massive venomous hooded snake being manouvered with bare hands. I assure you its just as impressive in real life as on a screen and its just as satisfying to do. But if the snake is known to be a cankerous asshat, maybe dont reach in to pull it out where your hand is limited in space and reaction time. Maybe use a hook to free up enough of the body to safely extract by hand and THEN freehandle. The way ive seen some YT handlers handle their hots i can tell you the only reason they dont get bit sometimes is the snake isnt that committed to it. Remember, if a snake cant get away theyd rather threaten you (even if that means a half assed strike) then waste venom if they can get away with it. Some viperae can strike faster then the human eye can process, i guarentee you if youre within strike range and they seriously want to get you then you're fucked. You literally can not physically respond in time it takes you to process whats happening in some species. Which is why responsible keepers try bot to play fuck around and find out. I mean, ive known people who have been in the hobby of keeping or working with hots for 40-50yrs and never once been bit or had any major heart stopping moments in their careers. Then you have some 20-30yr olds who have had near misses every other time they upload or get bit every other year. It doesnt take a genius to figure out why the discrepancy is there.

  • @DJwarthog
    @DJwarthog 20 дней назад

    To Liz 🍺 You got this brother, whatever road you choose, you got this. I’m new here, only have just today seen 5 of your videos (2 from before the tragedy and the three latest). I’m deeply sorry for the loss of your wife and to your children for the loss of their mother. Do whatever it is to be the best dad you can be. If that’s shows and no YT, do that. If it’s the opposite, try that. Keep those kiddos in the forefront of everything you do and you’ll all get through this. All love, brother.

  • @nokari458
    @nokari458 21 день назад

    Watched from Pacific Northwest, USA ❤

  • @BLOODREDD69
    @BLOODREDD69 23 дня назад

    The guy: Here let me mess with it for content

  • @davecannabis
    @davecannabis 23 дня назад

    @Wicked Wildlife would a black snake kill a 600kilo horse? or would it be more likely a brown snake ?

  • @BobbySanders-bf2fr
    @BobbySanders-bf2fr 23 дня назад

    Sorry man......

  • @BobbySanders-bf2fr
    @BobbySanders-bf2fr 23 дня назад

    Wow. Thank you......

  • @Famousestephen
    @Famousestephen 23 дня назад

    wow

  • @steveanhiron6764
    @steveanhiron6764 24 дня назад

    Thankyou

  • @pattrell5257
    @pattrell5257 24 дня назад

    That funnel web is itching for him to try her and as aggressive as a kjIIer bee! Frightening! He's way too close and not nearly attentive enough for my tastes(almost like he's trying to mimic what Steve Irwin did). It's like having a package that has sensors geared to explode and you're near it stomping trying to see how much force it will tolerate before you become a victim...

  • @doingadlay
    @doingadlay 26 дней назад

    Take your time mate but please come back. Sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and the family mate

  • @doingadlay
    @doingadlay 26 дней назад

    Been in sydney my whole life and ive never seen one

  • @sootkettle
    @sootkettle 28 дней назад

    What about not using a stun gun to neutralize the venom? An old dude got bitten by a pigmy rattlesnake very recently and he is claiming that it works. He said he only had a tiny tazer at hand so he had to go to the hospital, but if he had a stun gun he would have used it. Just idiotic to spread such dangerous misinformation on RUclips. If you want you can watch it at the Genesis Baptist Church channel. The video is the latest "Comments On Comments". Time stamps: 0:37 and 6:32. Have a safe day!

  • @NCRRanger7753
    @NCRRanger7753 28 дней назад

    They seem incredibly relaxed even the blue tounges found during lawn care videos. They just chill in the hand and don't try to escape like crazy or try to bite.

  • @wendyhanberg8733
    @wendyhanberg8733 28 дней назад

    She is a cute little thing though. Seems quite docile actually!!

  • @MadProfessor1962
    @MadProfessor1962 29 дней назад

    Yeah, no thanks

  • @SteveSar-cd2id
    @SteveSar-cd2id Месяц назад

    I have a white lip , very light gray with bright blue bars, after having the green frogs , I'm unsure whether it's the same species. I have got photo. I'm saying the frog is a she, by size and it doesn't croak, we have had many white lip over the years this is our first silver frog.