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Animal Ark, Wildlife Education & Training
Приєднався 27 лис 2016
Animal Ark specialize in nature-based science education, wildlife training and related services.
We train people how to safely handle and manage venomous snakes.
We train dogs to safely avoid snakes.
We train people how to safely handle and manage other wildlife.
We rescue, relocate and rehabilitate wildlife, including snakes and other reptiles.
We stock and supply equipment to safely handle and manage wildlife, including snakes.
Director, owner and trainer David Manning has a wealth of knowledge and experience.
We train people how to safely handle and manage venomous snakes.
We train dogs to safely avoid snakes.
We train people how to safely handle and manage other wildlife.
We rescue, relocate and rehabilitate wildlife, including snakes and other reptiles.
We stock and supply equipment to safely handle and manage wildlife, including snakes.
Director, owner and trainer David Manning has a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Animal Arks Instructional How To Snake Bag and Frame
Instructional video on use of the Snake Bag and Frame, this is a wonderful tool for safe and effective handling and relocation of potentially dangerous snakes.
Watching of this video is no substitute for participation of Animal Arks Venomous Snake Handling and Relocation course.
Watching of this video is no substitute for participation of Animal Arks Venomous Snake Handling and Relocation course.
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Close Encounter with Dominator the crocodile, Adelaide River NT June 2021, video Animal Ark
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Big boy tries to bite the hand that feeds. Video taken by Animal Ark up in the Northern Territory on the Adelaide River recently. Apex predator and largest of all living reptiles the Estuarine or Saltwater crocodiles were in abundance. The huge beast in the video is Dominator - he very, very nearly got our guide’s hand. One moment of distraction and the huge creature decided on a larger meal th...
Carpet python release David Manning Animal Ark
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David Manning of Animal Ark Wildlife Education and Training in Western Australia releasing a young carpet python. Rescued from a warehouse in Perth this lovely snake has been released back into suitable habitat.
Animal Ark Wildlife Education and Training Snake Avoidance Training for Dogs
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Some amazing footage from our weekend at Harradines Vet Bunbury. One of our clients, Dimi the kelpie cross, at play shortly after training. Watch the third throw of the stick and where it lands - spot the snake and see what Dimi does...... She does the right thing, avoids the snake completely, even though her favourite game is fetching sticks. Well done Dimi, lesson learned, model trainee.
Not sure if the tourists that go on these boats realise that the only thing stopping a croc snatching them out of that boat and dragging them into the water is that there is plenty of prey in the water already, they are well fed. One day, you will come across a hungry one. I'd never go on a boat like that in those waters.
I guess this is close to main lining for reptile nerds.
Memo to all boat staff - going forwards you will be issued with brown trousers and brown shorts!
Why go for the hors d’oeuvres when the main course is in the boat.
they need A higher bar on the side of that boat ,that thing was almost in the boat !
It don't want the fruit it'll try to cut the root itself..
Bro this croc is mad scary. My love goes out to Willow and his family. May there be brought justice to either helicopter failure or a cocaine partying induced pilot. One of two causes cost this amazing man his life.
Hey Animal Ark, Wildlife Education & Training, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
"T-Rex doesn’t want to be fed, he wants to hunt."
And that species of croc goes back before T-Rex, that's what's scary. They likely fought Allosaur and Tyrannosaurus for territory at the river.
One day that boat will sink with a boatload of people in it.
Wow! That was close 😳 why the hell would anyone want to stalf a beast like that...good luck 😳 🤔
Certo dargli le briciole non lo accontentava ha privato a mangiarsi un boccone ben più grande
rip dominator
He could easily eat a whole human
Yes!!! Let's keep putting food with human beings, so that they will see us as food. Because it's such a great idea to tease such a large animal such as this. This is what throws balance off. Leave it up to humans to fuck something else up!!!!
Croc like man that little piece of meat is nothing to appease my appetite, I want the whole damn human.
He's incredible
It wouldn’t jump to take the offering but it jumped to take a tourist.
What an amazing animal
I think that this species of turtle is amazing
Very smart croc first time i see one going after the dude
Watched a UA-cam special of several (3 or 4) guys kayaking one of Africa's biggest rivers lousy with crocodiles Right after the first made it past a rough set of rapids the second in line reached the calm water just in time to see his buddy ahead of him get snatched out of his kayak by a huge crocodile estimated at 18' in length. I do not understand how this happens I mean crocodiles purposely and routinely hunt and eat humans in both Africa and Australia but much more so in African Crocodiles are much more dangerous to humans than any other aquatic predator by a significant margin
Got link to the video?
Do you have the link?
@@TeleeFONE Look up Kadoma or Hendri Coetzee
@@1moago547 Look up Kadoma or Hendri Coetzee
That's not exactly true. Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodiles are more aggressive than Niles, don't get me wrong, Niles are bad bad crocs. But MOST Aussies know not to mess with them, but some do. Tourists in Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia nations like that, yeah salties snatch kayakers as often as Niles do. Thing about Salties even if not hungry, they kill on sight and save you for next week. Do NOT underestimate salties, they're older than Nile Crocs, shared territory with Allosaur and Tyrannosaurus Rex.
He was like, “eh, I’m full, don’t want this chicken right now. Let me scare the living daylights out of these people instead for kicks.”
Oh no. If he grabbed that man, he'd been deathrolled to pieces, and his torso would've been stored at bottom of river under a water log for next Monday.
I like how even male animals are called blokes
0:52 this man is this close
Makes me scratch my head even more at people who kayak through the Everglades.
Well, I'd do that in Everglades before I'd do that in Northern Australia. Gators? Even the small number of Niles, Saltwater Crocodiles is a special kind of Dinosaur. It is in every sense of the word, a dinosaur. It had to be fierce enough to contend with various comings and goings of actual both bird and reptile dinosaurs, survived numerous global cataclysms and extinctions, and they're still here. The story of Imperial Japanese invasion of New Guinea, they lost hundreds of infantrymen crossing a river heavily populated by Saltwater Crocodiles, this was also at night. But, honor and Emperor Hiro Hito Sama dictated river must be crossed. Most the crocs killed for territory, wasn't about eating them. Salties don't want anything in their waters and they don't even get along with eachother, they kill eachother more than any Crocodilan. Just big big highly aggressive reptiles with the strongest recorded biteforce of any living animal. Alligator won't do that. Salty here, they truly hunt people. People aren't special, just a critter crossing their territory and if he isn't hungry, he'll store you for later in the week. Terrifying animals I want to leave the hell alone.
you didnt just compare a gator to a saltie my man...
@@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto recent studies have shown the nile croc to be more aggressive to humans on average than a saltie. The saltie has been largely sensationalized to do the human intervetion to protect them with too many crocs in one place making them more aggressive than what was normal in the early 1900s. Salties are very big scavengers aswell able to eat things other predators cant.
that's long sh~~~~it
dude man just shat himself
That crocodile needs a punch 😡
He could’ve got someone easily
That was seriously a close call
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Dominator, now i understood why he has this name, cool guy!!
Only a matter of time before someone gets snatched off one of those tourist boats.
I guess u could be the First, Road Toad,
@@ja2415 Sorry to burst your bubble, but I'm no tourist. I'll leave that to you.
@@srhintzno kidding. It's really easy to not get eaten by a Salty, know how? Keep my happy ass in rural Kentucky USA, leave those dinosaurs the hell alone.
I’d be afraid one of those boats would sink.
Why they don't have acrilyc protection above the hand rail?
He took this as a second life.
As close as it gets man what an idiot.
That's cool you've taught him a new trick. Lunge at people standing up in boats.
I believe that's a natural instinct :)
I do believe he knows that "trick" already 😂😂😂👍
It was the camera. Dude is hanging his arm over the railing to get pictures and video. Salties are amazing predators, how fast and powerful they are, but most impressive is how ballsy they are, they KNOW they're a dominant Predator been around since late Jurassic period.
@@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Ittohe was not even hanging his hand,he was just standing with his one hand holding the railing of the boat. This is terrifying.