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I’m heading to Australia for my 4th time next month and want to do some herping. Like you, I don’t pick them up or handle them, I have a good camera and lens and I just like to photograph. Anyway, how fast are you driving at night and at what time are you out looking?

Great vid 👌🏻 Where you're fishing ( between the lighthouse) is there sand , or mixed ground ? Thx

lovely stuff. which park is this? ill be in bangkok tonight and want to do some herping this week.

any maker el here ?

Nice to see your video again.

I Wish this was longer

Pretty pointless fishing that far up the Eden for coarse fish, theyre mostly found in the lower reaches, Warwich Hall, Carlisle etc. Theres no roach, no perch, either.

On a diving trip in the north of Luzon in the P.I I regularly saw children draping Kraits around their neck. No thanks.

Lads what rod do ya recommend im gonna be fishing of me boat thanks in advance

Well done looking 2 get tope fishing this year never done it before

Great video! How did you find herping there? Could it be done without experience of the area? Are the trails good to follow etc. Thanks!

I’m goin July 4th for a family trip. Thanks for the heads up on the reptiles.

Watched your video this morning before setting off on my first attempt at catching a sturgeon,, first and only fish of the day, and I caught it twice, and there’s only 2 in the pond weighed in at 18lb!

I thought that magnetic island is a metal island with grey rocks or something, but this is a true tropical island after all. Nice pythons, echidnas and the death adder. A true Australian ecosystem. Also, I am pretty sure that no frog can eat an adult death adder. They may attempt, but doesn’t mean that they can succeed.

I will be staying in Donji Seget in July for a week, and top of my list to spot is the European Glass Lizard Pseudopus Apodus, preferably a live one. I was hoping to go to north Portugal this summer to visit the Peneda Gerês national park and spot the Timon lepidus and the Western Montpellier Snake. Unfortunately flights to Oporto are now rather expensive. So settled for Croatia instead.

interesting and instructive, but it seems to me that it would be good if you wrote next to the name of the snake whether it is venomous or harmless

Interesting batch of snakes, thanks mate.

That 90lb'er at the end was a fantastic fish.. Well done m8..!! ..I bet you slept well THAT night, I'd be knackard..!! Ha ha

Your Children's python appears to be a spotted python (Antaresia maculosa), but I could be wrong. Nice footage and some great finds!

Your childreni is A. maculosa. The dead whipsnake is a Crack- dwelling Whip D. Rimicola.

Nice video mate

Need more vids in Aus mate

Hi, Which National Park was this at? Love the video. Would you like to do some beginner herping tips video? I would love that

great video mate. where abouts is this fishing spot located in windmere and is it free?

Just discovered your videos dude :) they are epic !

Fantastic ! with all the other boats i'm guessing you are in a boat fishing club, can i ask which one and where you launch from ?. Cheers

What roads were you herping on

Love the guide's lacoste approach. Fake corn, never seen before. Good vid.

The centipede was scolopendra subspinipes

Another great video Luke, fantastic pace to this one

Even the caudal luring is convergent. Remarkable how far that process can go, but possibly some pleiotropy is involved.

Neat finds!

It's amazing and understandable that it was called an Adder. You are correct natural selective pressure of similar niche animals causes them to look like one another even though genetically they are completely unrelated (no vipers in AussieLand.) Similar to the Old world and New World "Vine Snakes."

Usually, island populations of snakes depending on the amount of time disconnected from the originating species, really become a unique sub-species. Usually with more potent venom due to lack of prey and dwarfism or gigantism. Like your Red Bellied Black Snakes that inhabit islands.

Sixth most toxic venom but probably one of the fastest if not the fastest strike in the entire world. So fast in fact many bitten never saw it bite or even believed they were bitten. Fortunately, they rarely bite humans.

Love the Aussie's naming conventions for animals. "Hey mate what's say we name the baby Echidnas - puggles?" friend "G-job mate! Puggles it is!" Really should be renamed to "Tribbles."

Thank you 🙏 ❤

Nice black-headed pythons and monitor. It is difficult to make a nice recording of a monitor. I didn’t know that brown tree snakes are so common in Australia. Now it is easy to imagine them as an invasive species on a small island. Also why you didn’t handle anything on camera? You aren’t getting a real feeling for herps if you don’t handle them, and in this respect they are better than birds or mammals. You could well measure the python and feel her belly just by holding her for a few minutes.

Great finds of the Black Headed Pythons and monitors! I probably would have kept a couple of the Boigas to feed the rarer critters.

Is this barmouth mate 😊

The habu you found is super common to find in Taiwan, It can even find more than 10 in a night :)

Those dragons are extremely dangerous and are known to follow groups and even stalk females in the tourist groups which are having their "time of the month". Very dangerous place.

1:13 I don't often say this about turtles, but that one is beautiful! Very healthy looking.

the tokay is definitely very happy about that free meals😂

nice vid man, i might go the month and hopefully i could turn one blue insularis as well

You'd catch more/bigger fish spinning in the right places ,

do you have a close-up shot of the monitor lizard especially the neck area, probably might not be a asian water monitor but other monitor species .

You found most of the species there. I expected the place to be dry with a few animals, but I was proven wrong. Nice chameleons, viperine water snakes, ladder snake, ocellated lizard and everything else. Portugal is quite similar to Greece. The only thing missing were a few more original sound recordings, for example the frogs calling. Then I don’t use voice over in my videos and I find it strange.

Interesting. Thanks.

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