I love Tim's series so much! The camouflage on the frillies is super impressive. You could be a foot away from one and not see it. It was pretty cool watching it scoot around the tree trunk to stay out of sight. Clever girl!
Saw the flare-up of the frillie and my brain immediately went, "I wonder if that's part of why the dilophosaurus in Jurassic Park were frilled; at their size, the frill just makes them all the more intimidating."
Tim, you did the right thing getting those Emus to a new home. They were getting pretty aggressive and someone was going to get hurt 😔 I enjoyed the program, Australia has so many beautiful and unusual animals.💕
i bet their behaviour started because somebody was feeding them when they weren't supposed to be in the first place. a lot of places have signs up telling visitors not to feed any of the animals in my country because it can cause problems like this.
Who knew Emu's were so cuddly? Seriously? That title caught my attention immediately. Watching previous videos of Tim wrestling with the Emu's, cuddly did not immediately come to mind. 🤣🤣‼️. These videos are so interesting and I have learned so much! Thank you!!!
I love Tim. He reminds me of Steve Irwin (whom I loved and miss). Tim is adorable, knowledgeable, and has that love for animals I admire and feel a kinship with. He could have his own show!
When I was on kangeroo island 1993 there was amongst some kangeroos an emu following me quite a long time unless I had the idea to get rid of the foodbox I had in my hand. That it was. He stoped following me. I was so frightened.
I always wonder what these animals think of being swooped up by a big 'predator' and handled gently before being returned with care. Do they just sit there for a sec like "wtf just happened? DID that happen?"
If I got the chance to work with emus that friendly I probably could shoo them away from people eating lunch. Keep calm like I'm dealing with a yellow jacket or bee, and think of them as giant guineas and I'd probably be able to work with them just find.
Little Lizard - let’s call him Eddie :) so Tim let’s him go and he sits there perversely lookin’ up at him as if to say, “ i dare you to try that again! go ahead try it!” :) Australian lizards sure are feisty :) 🦎
I hope that this is the way he talks and acts normally (I know it would be naturally amped up for the camera) because just seems like they have said right mimic Steve
@@Violet-Lily Killing ticks is never pointless. A female lays between 1500 and 5000 eggs. So if they were both females then killing them stops the possible existence of 3000- 10000 ticks. Never pointless. Kill them all.
He's not actually alone, he has at least a camera crew with him and possibly even a production team. He's also probably has done it so many times he knows exactly what to look out for and how to be safe. In case this comment seems negative or whatever I just figured I'd let you know to help quell your fear for him and I mean no negativity towards you
Good job creating a menace by letting the emu roam among humans. Smart zoo keepers would realize the food issue and "terrorizing" would eventually happen. And then you have to rehome. Dumbest decisions yet...mate
@@ShellyS2060 Hardiharhar... what else does anyone expect to happen when letting animals roam free when humans feed them? You see it with primates at temples, bears on the side of the roads, animals in "safari parks" like this one, deer at Marineland, etc. So cute when they are young but then they get bigger and bolder and become a menace. He called it "terrorizing" himself and the emu had to be relocated for everyone's safety. Prove me wrong.
I really like Tim's energy and love of animals. He definitely gives me Steve Irwin vibes. 🖤
lmao the monitor's like "O.O" not even trying to bite just flabberghasted
I love Tim's series so much! The camouflage on the frillies is super impressive. You could be a foot away from one and not see it. It was pretty cool watching it scoot around the tree trunk to stay out of sight. Clever girl!
I just love Tim
Saw the flare-up of the frillie and my brain immediately went, "I wonder if that's part of why the dilophosaurus in Jurassic Park were frilled; at their size, the frill just makes them all the more intimidating."
Lol. The Emus are the “ the rat pack”. Pissed my knickers.😂
ewww dont have to say that lol.
@@GVFX-KUNA oh shut up freak
That frill neck lizard is straight out of Jurassic park! That’s definitely where some of the character design came from 😁
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Tim, you did the right thing getting those Emus to a new home. They were getting pretty aggressive and someone was going to get hurt 😔 I enjoyed the program, Australia has so many beautiful and unusual animals.💕
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i bet their behaviour started because somebody was feeding them when they weren't supposed to be in the first place. a lot of places have signs up telling visitors not to feed any of the animals in my country because it can cause problems like this.
Oh my goodness cuteness overload of the lizards it's was the greatest learning about them
It's always such a pleasure to watch the Bondi Vet videos...you are all precious who works with helping the animals!
Who knew Emu's were so cuddly? Seriously? That title caught my attention immediately. Watching previous videos of Tim wrestling with the Emu's, cuddly did not immediately come to mind. 🤣🤣‼️. These videos are so interesting and I have learned so much! Thank you!!!
As soon a I started watching, he straight away reminded me of Steve Irwin
That frill necked lizard: Let me at him let me at him, put em up put em up!
I LOVE Bondi Vet video's. In our very chaotic world these stories are amazing "spirit lifters". Thank you so much!!👍💝
Normal people playing peekaboo with a baby or child
Tim Faulkner playing peekaboo with frillies 😂 @5:57
I think the "Rat Pack" needs to give Jason a little bit of trouble since he's always setting Tim and Chris up for trouble and adventure.
Who knew ticks could attach to snakes???
Not me, obviously!
The dragon at 3:50 is clearly a "Meh" dragon. Look at his little face🤨
YAY! I love Tim's videos!
All the wildlife in the land down under
That second 🦎 is goragus he wants to fight you 😂
I love Tim. He reminds me of Steve Irwin (whom I loved and miss). Tim is adorable, knowledgeable, and has that love for animals I admire and feel a kinship with. He could have his own show!
I bet those emus in the new home are like "yoo where's the people food at here"
so emus are just big non flying seagulls lol
💕Would love for you to do a visit so we can see there emu’s again💕
Awesome job tim
I used to catch many different types of lizards and let them go it was one of my favourite things to do when i was younger lol
I didn’t realize that Emus could be so naughty! They are a handful aren’t they?
Yes they are lol
7:05 is the cutest lizard I've seen and I love the colors of it and Tim has the lizard on the zoo and it looks the same :D
"See this and pin it"
This is making me want to be a vet. 😁
My favorite of the big monitor lizards is the famous Komodo dragons, but all of the monitors are pretty cool
“Just cuddle me mate!”
Lizards are among my favorite people.
When I watch Bondi vets videos they make my day! 😀😄
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You are a great addition to Bondi Vets. 😎
Me too
Tim, ...step away from the Emu!!! 😉
Both the little boy and lady seemed to have a "sandwich" that was just 2 pieces of bread. LOL Do Aussie's not know how to make a sammy or what?
Wow you are so awesome 😎 you have inspired me so much
oh the frill neck lizards little hops
frilly smiled for the camera
17:32 all i can hear is buzzfeed unsolved
Who would win
Big chicken but they can’t fly or an army with modern equipment
i love your content
0:06 Me and someone else's dog at a party.
When I was on kangeroo island 1993 there was amongst some kangeroos an emu following me quite a long time unless I had the idea to get rid of the foodbox I had in my hand. That it was. He stoped following me. I was so frightened.
You are so good.
never forget. western australia, 1932
I've never seen a live one ! Fantastic 🐦💥.
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I always wonder what these animals think of being swooped up by a big 'predator' and handled gently before being returned with care. Do they just sit there for a sec like "wtf just happened? DID that happen?"
And then Tim goes home and tries to tells his wife he has been at work🤣🤣
If I got the chance to work with emus that friendly I probably could shoo them away from people eating lunch. Keep calm like I'm dealing with a yellow jacket or bee, and think of them as giant guineas and I'd probably be able to work with them just find.
Tim reminds me of Steve Irwin…
Australia already has lost an emu war.
Molesting Emu's may be legal in some countries, contrary to the thumbnail its frowned upon in Australia :D
That frill neck lizard reminds me of a Dilophosaurus.
Little Lizard - let’s call him Eddie :)
so Tim
let’s him go and he sits there perversely lookin’ up at him as if to say, “ i dare you to try that again! go ahead try it!” :)
Australian lizards sure are feisty :) 🦎
I hope that this is the way he talks and acts normally (I know it would be naturally amped up for the camera) because just seems like they have said right mimic Steve
👍😊
I’m sorry, but why did you just throw those ticks away? Shouldn’t you kill them?
Killing 2 ticks is pretty pointless.
@@Violet-Lily Killing ticks is never pointless. A female lays between 1500 and 5000 eggs. So if they were both females then killing them stops the possible existence of 3000- 10000 ticks. Never pointless. Kill them all.
Emus terrorising aussies, how suprising.
Rule growing up on South African farm, never, ever, never, EVER! put your hand down a hole. Even when you think you know who is living there!
Essa tumb ta estranha 😂😂😂
Emu ima steal some lunch uh no somthing is up run guys
Tim come on stop that tim3 to g0 uh oh they no they no somthing is up
Emu one is a repeat seen that segment before so it ain't exactly new episode
Hi
It's the most dangerous snake in the world. Let's poke it a stick!
Tim, why do you travel alone especially at dark? So scary
He's not actually alone, he has at least a camera crew with him and possibly even a production team. He's also probably has done it so many times he knows exactly what to look out for and how to be safe. In case this comment seems negative or whatever I just figured I'd let you know to help quell your fear for him and I mean no negativity towards you
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Good job creating a menace by letting the emu roam among humans. Smart zoo keepers would realize the food issue and "terrorizing" would eventually happen. And then you have to rehome. Dumbest decisions yet...mate
Gee it says Kimberly but I think it's spelled Karen
@@ShellyS2060 Hardiharhar... what else does anyone expect to happen when letting animals roam free when humans feed them? You see it with primates at temples, bears on the side of the roads, animals in "safari parks" like this one, deer at Marineland, etc. So cute when they are young but then they get bigger and bolder and become a menace. He called it "terrorizing" himself and the emu had to be relocated for everyone's safety. Prove me wrong.