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Excellent video - I have several CDs on Australian frog calls but seeing actual footage of your beautiful treefrogs is amazing - I live in Ontario, Canada and we only have 12 species in our province (and only 1 treefrog species - Eastern Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor)) - you are very fortunate to have so many frog species in Australia (I believe you have over 200 species on your continent) - there are about 100 species in North America and 28 of these occur in Canada, but it is still fun studying them - love your video and keep up the great work - and I hope you find the Mountain Mist Frog - we have a few endangered frogs in North America, and one has gone extinct - Las Vegas Leopard Frog (Lithobates fisheri) back in 1947

Hi! What month were you in Okinawa?

OK,TELL ME HOW MUCH PETROL EXTRA U R CARYING IN BACK OF UR CAR,,SHUOLD BE AT LIST,,60,LITER,,

WHY CALL THAT SNAK IN LAND TIPAN,,WHY TIPAN WHY??WHY NOT CALL BACK HEAD SNAK OR OTHER????

Mulga??

How potent is the death adder venom?

That was awesome

The Whip Snake doesn't look anything like a Taipan to me.

Neat finds and convergent evolution in action - looks remarkably like the "Emerald Tree Boa" of South America. Never seen a Furina before neat. Looks similar to out "Variable Coral Snake" here in the Yucatan.

Great vid Steve..... When too many beautiful snakes are not enough 😂

WOW" SPEECHLESS in IDAHO! GREAT TRIP" and Finds!!!! Thanx 4 posting! CHEERS" jd

The Green Tree Pythons looked spectactular, as did the Water pythons. Also, a Stunning Spotted, I have a Spotted python as a pet. She is wonderful.

That tarantula was ultra cool to see. cheers

Smashed another one Steve, thankfully you never hot tagged by the habu cos they are crazy toxic buddy not a snake to mess with even for a aussie and the heavy hitters your used to

So jealous!

You gotta be Australian

That Banded Gwardar is stunning. It's really cool to see him do his defensive display.

Hai, steve Aku dari indonesia Senang melihat videomu Aku sangat tertarik melihat ular berbisa di Australia. Bisakah kau membuat video tentang "EASTERN BROWN" dan Micropieces Ikaheka dari Papua

So is a costal taipan as venomous as an inland taipan or is this way less dangerous than it sounds? If this is similar to a damn inland taipan I'd be about a mile a way in my car watching it with binoculars..

Lil guy diden’t know he was standing on plant that is able to kill it

Great video guys! Loving the regular uploads!

Awesome predation footage with the keelback mate!

I have an Anteresia - a spotted python. They make great pets. Super docile and feed well. She has only bitten me once when she was a baby.

Nothing like the Chapel island tigers

Hi this is an awesome video. I'm based in South Africa and really like badass tarantulas. Do you have a Facebook page?

Is he a P Mengdeni or P Nuchalis?? The both Western Browns aren't they

Pseudonaja Textilis the Eastern Brown gives out 60% of bites

You guys got Australia's super snakes in 1 video and some great shots. Congrats on the central ranges find and the adult coastal you found at the end of the video was breathtaking. That black Gwardar in the desert was a beauty too.

nice

Prehistoric looking bird.

Death Adder = convergent evolution at its finest. Here you have a critter that "sits and waits on game trails" is an Elapid but due to selective pressure, prey, definitely takes the niche place of regular vipers, even down to the shape of the head, slit pupils, and hemotoxic venom! Fascinating!

What area is this and what would You say is the best area to see exotic tropical fish

Given there's blind snakes, do you get Bandy Bandy's out there too?

That's Thorny Devil country (Mountain Devil) surprised you didn't see one.

Perenties are hard bastards. Not surprised it wasn't the least bit worried.

I find it funny that Australians do indeed speak English, but I have to turn on the subtitles.

Nice finds!

Amazing wildlife and landscapes. Thanks lads.

i can't believe how small this channel is with the quality of content you put into your videos, i think i might gently plug you to Clint. congratulations to the two of you, may you have many happy years together.

Yinz are Blessed with Great Nature .

Cool Guitar man

What is neat is that terrain in the background looks like some of our midwestern states ecosystems, until the wildlife comes out to play. Oz has the coolest and quirkiest wildlife on Earth.

Any elapid with fixed front snakes and a venom delivery system should be considered a dangerous snake. So, the black backed snake if handled is a dangerous snake. It's just not a deadly snake like most of your elapids.

Thanks mate, very interesting

Excellent video 👏🏻

Another brilliant video, thanks mate.

Steve , I believe you can't say Elapid anymore , they now have been put into , 5 different families who evolved independently whilst being together , ACANTHOPHIIDAE ,, are Oceanian asps , But I have been told , in no uncertain terms Micruridae , Hydrophilidae , Acanthopiidae, Bungaridae Najidae , so no more Elipadea , and ACANTHOPHIIDAE are oceanian asps , can you expand on this , I'm an interested person, and can't quite get it as what pertains to which clades cheers ,

Well wicked.

Neat finds!