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Thanks for doing this. Helps me design my enclosure for my Goanna in Michigan 🤙🏽

The world is full of wonder and you are so lucky to be able to see so much of it. Beautiful videos

They dont chase for but they do run at you to.scarw you off

nice vdo! what month did you visit to catch 'the end' of puffins season, pls?

What great footage! I really like the hands off approach to your filming style. Im from the USA and and trying to figure out a trip to visit the Pilbara as part of it. When do you think the best time of year is to see the most herp diversity there? Thanks

You just saw it , you didn't get truth

Great vid

awesome video

Updating my comment: the Malaysian Remote Envenomation Consultancy Service, which assists health-care professionals, describes the blue coral snake as "venomous but with minimal effect". Your information that it is deadly is wrong...

which place is this ?

Another epic little video from you guys, both very well done! 👏 Cannot thank you enough for sharing these with us all, especially as it's my dream to travel & herp all these incredible places you adventure in and living vicariously through these snippets whilst I'm dealing with chronic health issues is something I'll always be thankful for. Love all the awesome footage you were able to capture and overall how the entire vid was put together, great background music and commentary. Very interesting info too esp on the venom glands of the blue coral, really appreciated that extra tidbit of info! Keep up the phenomenal work guys, ever looking forward to seeing more of your content 🙏✨️😊

Wonderful work

Absolutely stunning! And as always, very interesting and informative. Thanks for another great episode

Great work guys. Love it

Excellent episode, loved all the footage

Those black beaches are interesting and puffins are such strange birds

Epic dude!!!

Great work mate the arctic fox would have been a great encounter along with the puffin 😊

Love the video! 👍

It is a dream of mine to visit the Pilbara one day. It looks amazing! Considering there is Varanus hamersleyensis in this video, this must be around the Hamersley Range. I recently acquired Varanus pilbarensis which originate north in the Chichester Range of the Pilbara. Is the landscape similar or is it less gorges and more scrubland. Looking for inspo for their vivarium. Love from Texas.

Great Video 🙏🙏❤️

As always your footage is so good it makes me want to throw away my camera, nice work guys! Those badger shots were incredible, is that a regular feeding location that that group of badgers is accustomed to? I’ve never seen so many wild individuals in one place, that was really cool to watch. Nice work with the otter as well, I really need to make a trip up to Scotland and now I know to look out for them. You guys are really building an amazing channel here, keep up the great work!

Must admit badgers were a lot cuter than I thought, and nice to see so many together

Great camera work guys...I must say you Aussie fellas must be hard as nails..I live in the UK and there is no way I'd wear a short sleeve top in Scotland 🌨️⛄

Lovely footage, I love the badgers

Lets annoy the snake to get limes on youtube yay😢😢😢

That was so cool!!!!! Adorable 😍Thank you 🙏🏼 another awesome episode ❤️

Absolutely fantastic. Great !!!!

Quality video guys

Awesome!

Great video! it brought back some memories from when I visited Europe many years ago, unfortunately I didn't have the camera gear you can get these days back then, I did have a film camera but got all of my film taken off me at the Czech border as it was still a communist country back then, they would only let me have the photos that were already developed, I photographed these bears in a castle mote, they used to use them in some of the castles rather then water for protection and still had them there for the tourists unfortunately, a boring lifestyle for them, one did kill a drunk solder before I got there that fell in and I think after that they were going to take them out for safety reasons, I did see a lot of cool wildlife just like you's did, those squirrels are so fast, I saw brown and black ones, there are heaps of cool animals in those boggy forests, I hope you got to see the colourful newts, they were awesome, Thanks for sharing 🙂

I am sorry, but these things have got to GO! The planet is just not big enough for them and me.

I really want to go back to Australia!

Sorry, my first exposure to Salties was in the Australian film 'Black Water', and since then it has been NO Thank You to every offer I have had to visit NT. I lived in Barrow, AK for a bit and up there you are no longer the top rung on the predator ladder. That was enough for me. I don't like being on the food chain unless I am the apex predator. Crocs are not 'beautiful' animals, they are savage killers and while I do not advocate for them to be driven to extinction, I hold that CLOSE to extinction will be enough.

Wow that was amazing! I felt like I was on the island too 💚 you captured them perfectly in their natural habitat 💚 thank you for sharing your impressive knowledge on these magnificent creatures 💚 the vipers were stunning too!

Good sharing..happy watching from Malaysia

Great video and, as always, very informative. Great work, and yes , those blue vipers were amazing!

Gr8 narration..Gr8 cinematography!

Don’t think I’d be swimming anywhere in Oz.

Invest in a wind sock (AKA “a dead cat”) for covering your microphone. The Inland Taipan is a most impressive snake. 👏😎

A Komodo Dragon followed a hiker and his guide around the Island for 4 hours

Great episode Josh 👏

Such brilliant footage and narrative info too boys, very well done! Thoroughly enjoyed this episode and look forward to all your upcoming adventures too 👏🌟

What a great adventure! Thanks for sharing, looking forward to seeing more of these 🙂

Wicked

I wouldn't swim in anything in Australia, except a swimming pool.

Dude go easy on the background music. It is dominating your voice. damn!!

❤ This Piece 🧩 mini story Bits Amen 🙏 thx. For Documenting this story!

Great video. The Guitar theme sounds like Rambo soundtrack! :)

Wunderschöne Haie.