It's striking how much Tim reminds me of Steve Irwin. Seems like he's always ready for the challenge of dealing with some of Australia's deadliest residents.
I'm from Norway. The most dangerous thing in nature here, is if my mother-in-law happens to be out for a walk. But until I know what happened to Big Mama - I'll never sit down without checking the loo...
I guess that’s a big positive for living in one of the colder regions of the world. Australia is just so hot and humid that it brings out the scarier creatures. I know I’d be more at risk to a pack of wolves than to a bunch of giant snakes, but I’d rather face the wolves lol
@@DisDatK9 I'm quite often in South Africa, and never give it another thought there, but in Australia I'd probably be checking my bed and loo several times a day! 😆
In all honesty it’s good to be scared of spiders as if you encounter a spider you have the instinct to get away and not just be like oh it’s okay I’ve seen one before, unless you are a professional and you know what your doing
I love watching Tim work- he’s hot this wonderful gentleness and genuine appreciation for all the animals he encounters. It’s inspiring and joyful to watch.
He's pretty hot and got this wonderful gentleness lmao Honestly, he's very old blue American style hot which isnt my thing to be fair, his personality just makes him that much more attractive though
It's unfortunate that boat guy couldn't wait 2 more weeks for the chicks to fledge. From egg to that stage must have been at least 2 months or more. What's 2 more weeks? No judgment though on Chris' part. I'm impressed with Australian women - they don't back off from the wild critters! Thank you Tim for being so enthusiastic about the wildlife in your country. You are an inspiration!
I thought so too but then I realized that if they try to fly & considering they’re surrounded by water they might land in the water & drown so maybe it was better this way.
The little girl in blue's face as Tim is saying goodbye says it all. She's actually reacting MUCH better than I would to the most venomous spider being in her house. Australia is beautiful....but also incredibly scary. My favorite part of the video was Chris' face as he said, "Oh hello..." as the python tail went around his neck!!!
YES! Also the snakes. Like holy frick the one they caught was too small to be the one they were looking for? No thanks. I'm going to stay in nice cold Germany without these nightmares.
Australia is not so bad, most of the deadly animals are media exaggeration. I'm not saying that we don't these deadly critters, but it's not as much as a common occurrence, also we have a huge array of beautiful wild life that can only be found here, especially the common birds like rainbow lorikeets, kookaburras and even cockatoos Basically Australia has deadly stuff but it is a huge country with a variety of ecosystems so please don't knock it of your bucket lists when COVID restrictions are lifted, just because of a few snakes and spiders ☺️
No hate personally to you all I just don't want you people to be scared of a country if they is so many great things about, By the way I would like to visit Germany one 😁🇦🇺🇩🇪
What bat doesn't like a little worm? This guy loves his work. The smile on his face is like a little kid. I love this show. So many interesting situations they get into.
I wonder if Big Momma is more of a folk tale. Like they saw a giant snake and overestimated the size. And the story has grown from there and from people freaking out.
@@Amy-oh8qb Male pythons fight like that. Even the much smaller ball pythons that I have. I've put my 2 boys together once while I was cleaning enclosures, and they did the same thing. It was October, breeding season for ball pythons, and the females were receptive. It's a wrestling match, really. They will try to push each other down, and one will try to pin the other. They don't usually bite one another though. I did get the boys separated, and into separate holding containers. It was the first time I ever saw that, and never let it happen again. (Jan Griffiths).
I love Bondi Vet especially when Tim and Dr. Chris get together. They are always willing to do what they can for any animal no matter what animal they tackle from the cute to the dangerous xoxoxo.
Haha I promise it's not so bad around here! Legit just don't go around to any places that have a lot of bushland. Stick to suburbs/cities and you'll have a spider/snake-free experience! I've been here my whole life and my only experience with snakes and spiders have been at zoos or by specialists like Tim :) Once covid is over come have a holiday at bondi beach
I rescued a bat the other day it was on my fence and I was worried my dogs would get it so I took it off with a towel being very careful before putting it up in a tree letting it crawl off the towel onto it and that night it flew off definitely cool little creatures
Oh my god it’s such a relief to hear someone on UA-cam reference to Celsius instead of Fahrenheit BC y’all Aussies like myself can SURELY RELATE. LIKE WHAT THE HELL IS 230 DEGREED FARENHEIGHT IN C?
I love the bats! My son had a small bat swoop down on the back porch about a month ago and grab a fairly decent sized beetle while he was sitting outside. It startled him, and he came in and asked if we had bats. I said yes, so now he's planning on installing a bat box out in the pasture. Even though we're getting ready to sell the house, he thinks the bat box will be a good point of interest for a potential buyer. BTW, he's 26... so I do value his opinion.
My friend lived in Australia for almost a decade and once she sent me a photo of a big spider. We don't have anything like this in Europe so I thought myself "that is a big fucking spider" and nothing more of it and I asked her what it was and she didn't know. Long story short their rented house had to be fumigated because those spiders were dangerous (not sure if it was this kind).
I'm from the UK and found what I called a "big" spider in my bedroom a week ago... One of those funnel web legs are twice the size of the whole spider in my room hahaha, and also spiders here aren't venomous. This is why I couldn't live in Australia, I am just so scared of spiders and would spend forever being stressed.
The spider where I'm from aren't venomous also, but sometimes when I see a spider I get scared, but if it's a small spider I just let them be in my room, but one time there was a spider that was atleast 7cm long
Dr. Chris and Tim didn't get Big Mama. But they managed to get two snakes. Tim got the bats out of the house, and to the Reptile Park. Chris got the baby herons off a boat. Shame the parents didn't come to the chick's. However, the chick's were able to go somewhere until they got bigger. When they did, they were released. The lady was very brave to help Chris with a 🐍. Awesome job Chris and Tim.
Wow those scrub pythons are BEAUTIFUL and absolutely MASSIVE! Those look like something that if it was a pet (as I would keep some of them if I was aloud) but they would need a huge room or a one room house! (At the minimum) also very glad they found the funnel web spiders… personally would’ve locked the children in a safe space that is also on a bed or something as they are very deadly… and yes, males are way more venomous than the females… pretty sure that’s how it is with all spiders not sure though… all of these animals are beautiful yes, but also quote dangerous for most (if not all of them) and it’s so cute when the little kiddo was saying bye to the bats she was saying bye bye bats that’s so adorable
I sure wish Tim and Chris found big Mama damn! I must admit I found myself screaming for Tim to jump on those funnel webs YIKES! Spiders. The bats are so cute.
So random snake story. When I was little my family and some other families used to stay at this campground that was the perfect conditions for reptiles and there were lots of big goannas around. All of us kids were riding around on a really sunny day and talking around. I was going across a path and I heard my sister yell ‘Stop’ I looked across and there was a red bellied black snake that was over a meter slithering across. It was around half a meter from my bike before it slithered across the path underneath a caravan. My six year old self then became very wary but apparently I’m a reptile magnet and the same thing happened with a 2 meter long goanna and a tree snake I thought was a large cable tie. I just love living in Australia.
As a snake and spider lover, I'd be dead in Australia. I love snakes. I've caught pigmy rattlesnakes, copperheads, and kingsnakes most of my life to relocate. They are truly amazing creatures. Spiders are also always allowed in my house. The dangerous ones are caught either by hand or, if they are threat posing, by drinking glass.
That's funnel-web spider is the biggest reason that I could never live in Australia. There are far too many deadly things. I would have a heart attack raising my little son worried about what's lurking in the grass what's lurking in the corners
Like Big Momma the scrub python, in the heart of África there is a male nile crocodile named Gustave which is one of the biggest croc in the world, he is an absolute monster, he killed 3000 people which made him the Hannibal Lecter of crocs, he is one smart croc as many tried to catch him and kill him but many failed
OMGoodness! Except for the heron babies, this episode is a stomach turner for me because I hate spiders & snakes. I don't care 🤷 how well the experts dealt with them. I have come to really, really like & respect the Australian people thru the videos, but I could never live in that amazing continent. Of course, I've been told never say never. But, oh, those reptiles & spiders & bugs 🐛. Ugh!
Tim is so wonderful. I knew it was bats, and I just love how kind and loving he is to what most people consider pests. Bats are SO cool, but yes, very dangerous to us humans.
I wish they hey had waited for the birds to leave on their own. 2 weeks is not that long to wait, considering they had already been there for about 2 months.
It's striking how much Tim reminds me of Steve Irwin. Seems like he's always ready for the challenge of dealing with some of Australia's deadliest residents.
His voice sorta sounds like it too!
@@addi491
Even looks a bit like him, too. Maybe half the size, though.
That's racist
@@danieldevito6380 what is?
@@Raz.C When you realize Chris is 6' 3", Tim is probably closer to average size lol.
I'm from Norway. The most dangerous thing in nature here, is if my mother-in-law happens to be out for a walk.
But until I know what happened to Big Mama - I'll never sit down without checking the loo...
Samme land Samme mål
...don't you guys have bears though?
@@Alice-rt6fz They are so few and far between that I don't know anyone who met one in the wild. I'd be more worried in some areas in Canada.
I guess that’s a big positive for living in one of the colder regions of the world. Australia is just so hot and humid that it brings out the scarier creatures. I know I’d be more at risk to a pack of wolves than to a bunch of giant snakes, but I’d rather face the wolves lol
@@DisDatK9 I'm quite often in South Africa, and never give it another thought there, but in Australia I'd probably be checking my bed and loo several times a day! 😆
“I don’t want the girls to grow up and be scared of spiders”
*lets it loose and talks about how deadly and quickly it could kill you*
The blue one is scarred for life 😂🤣
In all honesty it’s good to be scared of spiders as if you encounter a spider you have the instinct to get away and not just be like oh it’s okay I’ve seen one before, unless you are a professional and you know what your doing
And they let the girls have no shoes on while this spider does run around like wtf
Bruh Im scared of them already I have arachnophobia
@@emyq5382 why r u watching this bruh
Just Australian couples have two world deadliest spiders in their home and garden. Very normal.
Educating the public about the animals who live around them is the best safety tool to keeping everyone safe
Dr Chris and Pam trying to catch the snake is got me a good giggle. Pam was so brave!
Did anyone ever catch Big Momma?
Pretty sure Chris was really REALLY happy that he did not.
I would be crying I hate snakes
I like snakes
That don’t kill me
was really hoping to see them catch and release Big Momma, absolutely love snakes. Such a bummer we couldn't see how big she is lol
I love watching Tim work- he’s hot this wonderful gentleness and genuine appreciation for all the animals he encounters. It’s inspiring and joyful to watch.
Got* not trying to be rude I was reading this and I saw hot then assumed it was not then it didn’t make sense
It’s amusing because the people working with him are so nervous and his enthusiasm is not helpful. It’s really funny to watch 😂
He's pretty hot and got this wonderful gentleness lmao
Honestly, he's very old blue American style hot which isnt my thing to be fair, his personality just makes him that much more attractive though
Ah ha😂 “he’s hot?” Or “he’s got?” Freudian slip?
That's racist
I love the flirty old lady that wanted to give a kiss to Chris , it’s honestly kinda adorable
“A Paris Hilton of the snake’s world” omg haha I’m laughing so hard. You go girl !
It's unfortunate that boat guy couldn't wait 2 more weeks for the chicks to fledge. From egg to that stage must have been at least 2 months or more. What's 2 more weeks? No judgment though on Chris' part. I'm impressed with Australian women - they don't back off from the wild critters! Thank you Tim for being so enthusiastic about the wildlife in your country. You are an inspiration!
YES!!!. TIM IS CRASY ABOUT HIS JOB!!!!. VERY ENTHUSIASTIC, PROFETIONAL AND RESPONSABLE WITH EVERYTHING IN WILDLIFE!!!. AND VERY CUTE TOO!!!!!!.
@@luzramosvalle8162 u seem very enthusiastic to
I thought so too but then I realized that if they try to fly & considering they’re surrounded by water they might land in the water & drown so maybe it was better this way.
Will Dr Brown stand up for the people of Australia? Is this show really more important to you all then your future?
@@CharliGill09 very cringe actually
The little girl in blue's face as Tim is saying goodbye says it all. She's actually reacting MUCH better than I would to the most venomous spider being in her house. Australia is beautiful....but also incredibly scary. My favorite part of the video was Chris' face as he said, "Oh hello..." as the python tail went around his neck!!!
:chris: "always dressing up fancy" :also chris: *talks to a bird about ownership of the boat*
"this is every parent's nightmare"
me: nervously laughs in german while thinking of harmless spiders that i'm scared of
Another reason for me to stay in Germany and never travel to Australia. I can't stand spiders. Not even German spiders
YES! Also the snakes. Like holy frick the one they caught was too small to be the one they were looking for? No thanks. I'm going to stay in nice cold Germany without these nightmares.
@artstuffz
I‘m happy to live in Germany, too😂😂👍👍🥺🥺
Australia is not so bad, most of the deadly animals are media exaggeration. I'm not saying that we don't these deadly critters, but it's not as much as a common occurrence, also we have a huge array of beautiful wild life that can only be found here, especially the common birds like rainbow lorikeets, kookaburras and even cockatoos
Basically Australia has deadly stuff but it is a huge country with a variety of ecosystems so please don't knock it of your bucket lists when COVID restrictions are lifted, just because of a few snakes and spiders ☺️
No hate personally to you all I just don't want you people to be scared of a country if they is so many great things about,
By the way I would like to visit Germany one 😁🇦🇺🇩🇪
I just love Dr chris , the expressions he makes and the way he treats animals is just love 💕💕
I LOVE WHEN HE SPEAK TO THE ANIMALS WITH SO MUCH LOVE!!!. OMG!!!. I JUST LOVE HIM!!!. GBH!!!.
Most women do. Australias most eligible bachelor 😁
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I absolutely love the italian skipper lmao. Getting overtaken by herrons but in the end still wishing them good luck with prosecco and panettone lol
It is a delight to see the joy animals give Tim. And wonderful knowing how hard he works to conserve them.
Those baby herons were so fantastically sassy
Tim and Chris, the duo act we never knew we needed
I love Tim's excited nervous passionate energy! He's amazing!
Thank you for your kindness to these wild creatures. Question ... is BIG Mama now at Reptile Park?
No, she has not been captured
I love how Dr. Chris speaks to his patients and the rescue of the birds was beautiful.
Cheers Job well done.
What bat doesn't like a little worm? This guy loves his work. The smile on his face is like a little kid. I love this show. So many interesting situations they get into.
Not going to lie I was yelling at the screen that they didn't get Big Momma and didn't go back to try again.
Ha same lol
It would be great if they gave us a part 2.
I wonder if Big Momma is more of a folk tale. Like they saw a giant snake and overestimated the size. And the story has grown from there and from people freaking out.
I was highly disappointed they didn’t go back to try again. 🙄
@@Amy-oh8qb Male pythons fight like that. Even the much smaller ball pythons that I have. I've put my 2 boys together once while I was cleaning enclosures, and they did the same thing. It was October, breeding season for ball pythons, and the females were receptive. It's a wrestling match, really. They will try to push each other down, and one will try to pin the other. They don't usually bite one another though. I did get the boys separated, and into separate holding containers. It was the first time I ever saw that, and never let it happen again. (Jan Griffiths).
All of BondiVet is amazing. If we are to be judged as a species, I believe you all put us in the good books. 👍🏼💕🤙🏼
100% AGREE!!!.
I love Bondi Vet especially when Tim and Dr. Chris get together. They are always willing to do what they can for any animal no matter what animal they tackle from the cute to the dangerous xoxoxo.
4:34 i love the guy with the large hook's realization of what he may need to do
chris almost gave Pam a heart attack!!!🤣🤣🤣
Seeing that funnel web just confirms I will never set foot on australia. I'll admire the place from afar just fine
i LOVE chris!! i love the way he smiles when he is nervous, he is cute, nice, funny, and cute!!!!😍😍😍😘😘🥰🥰🥰😊
You really think Chris is cute, he said it twice. Lol
He really is cute and I like the way he treats animals
@@deborahmartin5684 YES 🤣🤣🥰🥰lol
@@chemicalplanet2509 same😍🥰
OMG!!!. HE IS VERY, VERY CUTE, LOVELY AND FUNNY!!!. ALL MY RESPECT TO THE BEAUTIFUL FAMILY!!!!!.
I love watching these videos, but I could not live in Australia! Thanks so much for Bondi Vet!!
Haha I promise it's not so bad around here! Legit just don't go around to any places that have a lot of bushland. Stick to suburbs/cities and you'll have a spider/snake-free experience! I've been here my whole life and my only experience with snakes and spiders have been at zoos or by specialists like Tim :) Once covid is over come have a holiday at bondi beach
I love how much both Chris & Tim have respect for animals. You can tell they love what they do. 💖💖☮️☮️
I rescued a bat the other day it was on my fence and I was worried my dogs would get it so I took it off with a towel being very careful before putting it up in a tree letting it crawl off the towel onto it and that night it flew off definitely cool little creatures
Dont think I will be visiting anytime soon. 😂😂😂
I just love the way Dr.Chris smiles When some really freaky things come 🥰😜❤️
SAME how is he so cute!!!😍😍🥰
Same he's so cute
@Zumen Lew yep lol
Tim's high tech equipment is impressive 😂
I love that the bats sleep in a beanie, it's so cute, they seem so comfy in there 🥺🥰
PAM PLAYS NO GAMES goes straight in for a smooch
those pythons
Oh my god it’s such a relief to hear someone on UA-cam reference to Celsius instead of Fahrenheit BC y’all Aussies like myself can SURELY RELATE. LIKE WHAT THE HELL IS 230 DEGREED FARENHEIGHT IN C?
Chris' face when he sees the damage from big momma
I love how he called the snake Paris Hilton 🤣🤣🤣
I love the bats! My son had a small bat swoop down on the back porch about a month ago and grab a fairly decent sized beetle while he was sitting outside. It startled him, and he came in and asked if we had bats. I said yes, so now he's planning on installing a bat box out in the pasture. Even though we're getting ready to sell the house, he thinks the bat box will be a good point of interest for a potential buyer. BTW, he's 26... so I do value his opinion.
With all the terrifying creatures it takes guts to be a vet in Australia 😅
I love Tim's smile and joy. Very lucky ones who are working with him and the animals that deal with.
The Italian man was soooooooo sweet😂❤ he has such a humor and kind heart. i love him so much😂
My friend lived in Australia for almost a decade and once she sent me a photo of a big spider. We don't have anything like this in Europe so I thought myself "that is a big fucking spider" and nothing more of it and I asked her what it was and she didn't know. Long story short their rented house had to be fumigated because those spiders were dangerous (not sure if it was this kind).
Probably Sydney Funnel web spider.
I'm from the UK and found what I called a "big" spider in my bedroom a week ago... One of those funnel web legs are twice the size of the whole spider in my room hahaha, and also spiders here aren't venomous. This is why I couldn't live in Australia, I am just so scared of spiders and would spend forever being stressed.
The spider where I'm from aren't venomous also, but sometimes when I see a spider I get scared, but if it's a small spider I just let them be in my room, but one time there was a spider that was atleast 7cm long
pam assisting chris is the cutest thing ive seen lmao
The parents repeatedly say they are worried for their kids and yet they don't remove them from the room???
Dr. Chris: its a really awful feeling
Me: you inspired me to be a vet, don't ruin it now
Dr. Chris and Tim didn't get Big Mama. But they managed to get two snakes. Tim got the bats out of the house, and to the Reptile Park. Chris got the baby herons off a boat. Shame the parents didn't come to the chick's. However, the chick's were able to go somewhere until they got bigger. When they did, they were released. The lady was very brave to help Chris with a 🐍. Awesome job Chris and Tim.
Ok there are ghost busters and Mario busters but now there is snake busters 8:34
Wow those scrub pythons are BEAUTIFUL and absolutely MASSIVE! Those look like something that if it was a pet (as I would keep some of them if I was aloud) but they would need a huge room or a one room house! (At the minimum) also very glad they found the funnel web spiders… personally would’ve locked the children in a safe space that is also on a bed or something as they are very deadly… and yes, males are way more venomous than the females… pretty sure that’s how it is with all spiders not sure though… all of these animals are beautiful yes, but also quote dangerous for most (if not all of them) and it’s so cute when the little kiddo was saying bye to the bats she was saying bye bye bats that’s so adorable
*allowed is the right word you’re looking for I think
I love Chris I love the things he comes up with. Yall are amazing
It's a lot of courage...
He obviously wanted to use his boat.. you can't fault him for that .. his little raft was awesome
That one bat was trying so hard to bite Tim
me: shocked that 35-40 degrees is hot
me, later: realizing I live in the only country that doesn't use celsius and I therefore am a fool
I sure wish Tim and Chris found big Mama damn! I must admit I found myself screaming for Tim to jump on those funnel webs YIKES! Spiders. The bats are so cute.
So random snake story. When I was little my family and some other families used to stay at this campground that was the perfect conditions for reptiles and there were lots of big goannas around. All of us kids were riding around on a really sunny day and talking around. I was going across a path and I heard my sister yell ‘Stop’ I looked across and there was a red bellied black snake that was over a meter slithering across. It was around half a meter from my bike before it slithered across the path underneath a caravan. My six year old self then became very wary but apparently I’m a reptile magnet and the same thing happened with a 2 meter long goanna and a tree snake I thought was a large cable tie. I just love living in Australia.
Those wee bats are adorable
I'm really starting to get obsessed with this show ❤️
I like that “big mama or one of her boyfriends” 😂
As a snake and spider lover, I'd be dead in Australia. I love snakes. I've caught pigmy rattlesnakes, copperheads, and kingsnakes most of my life to relocate. They are truly amazing creatures. Spiders are also always allowed in my house. The dangerous ones are caught either by hand or, if they are threat posing, by drinking glass.
That's funnel-web spider is the biggest reason that I could never live in Australia. There are far too many deadly things. I would have a heart attack raising my little son worried about what's lurking in the grass what's lurking in the corners
I love this program but I LOVE Tim Faulkner, I'm in love with boyish, fearless, good natured Tim Faulkner!!!!!!!
I think the snake guys could have their own show.
Chris is so heartwarming, love that man
Big Mama is one popular, and productive, Lady!
In my school we’re learning about mealworms
Dr. Chris is so brave.
Hi Doctor Chris watching from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 I loved to watch Bondi Vet ❤❤❤❤
Bondi vet is amazing
Sorry, I cracked at Yorkie’s Knob 🤣🤣
I love watching Bondi vet it’s just the best show ever all the vets and nurses are wonderful people
If I saw that spider things would be flying at it and if it still moved it would then be the spiders house
This video is the definition of living in Australia
The snake when it's next year: A whole dragon
I am still amazed, that Australians have the entire home full of spider hide spots :D
If I saw a large spider scurry somewhere in my house I would scream...
I love your channel ❤️😀
Like Big Momma the scrub python, in the heart of África there is a male nile crocodile named Gustave which is one of the biggest croc in the world, he is an absolute monster, he killed 3000 people which made him the Hannibal Lecter of crocs, he is one smart croc as many tried to catch him and kill him but many failed
OMGoodness! Except for the heron babies, this episode is a stomach turner for me because I hate spiders & snakes. I don't care 🤷 how well the experts dealt with them. I have come to really, really like & respect the Australian people thru the videos, but I could never live in that amazing continent. Of course, I've been told never say never. But, oh, those reptiles & spiders & bugs 🐛. Ugh!
I like them and I have to admit, big noodle boiz THAT big are pretty intimidating. Big mama is bigger than my apartments main room.
I AGREE!!!.
In Florida we have lots of deadly creatures. Fortunately the majority of us don't keep them as pets.
Do research on Australia it’s not the most dangerous place on earth!
I love how angry those heron chicks were
Tim is so amazing I love his energy
I like how Tim is educating the girls on the spiders
Why did I choose this video to watch at 1am right before bed?
Bats are just the cutest lil creatures
Australians are the most insane but nicest people! They deal with this s**t like crazy snakes and spiders that could kill you in two seconds!
9:24 That's still long, geez 😂 17:45 😂😂
Yes, but we're Americans, so we use freedom units.
Those Heron chicks! Like little Velociraptors! Sound like it too. Poor little babies.
Chris is such a flirt with the old gals omg
“Is this a scrub python? Yes it is. Did I catch it? Yes I did” my god he kills me XDDD
Pam noped out of that so quick 😂
Tim is so wonderful. I knew it was bats, and I just love how kind and loving he is to what most people consider pests. Bats are SO cool, but yes, very dangerous to us humans.
Big Mama good luck
I wish they hey had waited for the birds to leave on their own. 2 weeks is not that long to wait, considering they had already been there for about 2 months.
12:22 😆 that's just something else
a fabulous video loved it very much thank you !
Those bats were ridiculously cute