Herping Cape York Australia Part 2- Wild Taipans!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Herping Cape York Australia Part 2- Wild Taipans!
Matt, myself and our good mate Jake Meney (check him out @jakemeney for more awesome reptile content) spent 10 days exploring and herping through Cape York including the amazing Kutini-Payamu (Iron Range) National Park! Check out Part 2 where we get up close to some wild Coastal Taipans!
That casowary is the closest we humans will ever see what dinosaurs looked like. THANKYOU.
They are amazing animals and honestly the scariest Australian creature to get up close to lol
I have been looking forward to this. Very enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Simply amazing, thank you for allowing me to enjoy your beautiful country!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Daaaamn black headed pythons are my faviroute
They are a cool species!
That's a great video guys! I thoroughly enjoyed whatever that light background music was and how it played along with the real-time sound. The Carlia at the end is also crypta 😉
Thanks so much!
10 Thumbzzupp! AWESOME!
Thank you!
1:40 I live in Melbourne and also quarantine lol
Hopefully you are out now!
Have you found a woma before?
I haven't yet, but Matt has
Great videos guys, well done, really liked the way you did those with minimal narration.
Thank you😊
The minimal narration actually irritated me.
Thank you so much.Stunningly beautiful
What a nature. We have oure Alps in Germany and ready is the Show. In the Alps there many snakes bur all harmless. The only venemouse is the crossadder but it is more like a bee pitch in the most cases. Thank you very mutch that we now know is a sanke venomouse or harmles or poisenes and sorry for bad English. 👍👍👍
Great video guys! Had a great time watching, awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it!
We done great production
Awesome Video guys, I really enjoy watching you go Herping. It kinda gives me the feeling I'm with you and Herping as well.
Keep those videos coming
Thanks!
Great videos guys, these are by far the best wild herping content on UA-cam. Love it
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was fantastic
Great video.
What is the matter with Australians and the absence of narration, prompting and context? Is it illegal to talk out in the wild in Australia? This would be very sad and unfortunate. Beware of that UA-cam is an international community and not everyone is Australian or automatically knows what is happening.
Mate there’s this thing called google, look it up. It’s why the scientific name is listed in the video, so you can do some further research if you are interested. You are not entitled to an explanation from every video. This video is primarily documenting animals in their natural environment, it’s not an in depth discussion about the animals. If you are interested in learning about our wildlife, let me know, I have a few UA-cam channels I follow that’s similar to this but more informative that’s more targeted towards international viewers.
Also I would just like to add, us Aussies get shit on for our wildlife from the international community all the time, so of course the primary audience is other Australians.
Next time be a bit nicer in the way you comment criticism, I would have happily answered any questions that you had about our wildlife if you showed a bit more respect to this small, amazing creator.
@@riabeweeb1018 that isn’t a good excuse. On the opposite, if you explain more, more people would understand and get educated about those animals. The international community takes so many things wrong about Australia, primarily because Australians themselves started making so many jokes out of the country and the animals, which later backfired.
Awesome work guys, great trip. Thanks for sharing and allowing us to follow along. PS just sent Matts article off to the printer...looks great
Thanks heaps!