This Bird Can Kill Any Kind of Snakes
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- These birds are famous for hunting down the most venomous of Snakes, as no Snake can survive their deadly beaks and stomping technique.
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This bird not only looks very elegant but also can kill snakes. I love this bird, my new hero..
Yes
Me too
Me three
It looks like an Aztec warrior. A devotee of Qeutzlcuatl.
Me four?
This bird should be introduced in Australia where it could reduce the populations of venomous snakes
Considering all the snakes they have in Australia it wouldn't be long before there would be Secretary Birds weighing in at 50 pounds or more.😁
Secretary birds, mongooses and honey Badgers
Maybe get out of there? That's no place for White people anyways.
Took them, use them and kill them like camels or other innocent animals. Australian style.
Greeting from Indonesia. Did Australian natural landscape similar to that of Africa? Thanks.
“This snake was unfortunate to run into a secretary bird.”
Dude you can see the string the handler has 😂
WE NEED A BREEDING PROGRAM FOR THAT BIRD HERE IN THE STATES
You must not know how invasive species work
Yes
Because snakes kills people
@@listen9454 that would be a gooooood invasive species. We have Millions of deadly snakes 🐍 let the bird eat em
@@listen9454 to be fair some invasive species happen to be snakes
@@abelramirez7320 ask Australia how well it goes when you bring in another invasive species to combat one already you have in your country.
He did not discover it.Our great great grandfather's had lived with this bird for decades here in Kenya.
Being the first to see something is only one of the many definitions of “discover”. It can also mean “perceive the attractions of (an activity or subject) for the first time.”, “find (something or someone) unexpectedly or in the course of a search.” Or “become aware of (a fact or situation).”
The western world did not know about this species until that account. So their knowledge, their own personal discovery, came from him, and not your great great grandfathers.
Think of it like this: if I said “the Incan Tribe discovered the existence of Europeans upon first contact with the European colonizers”, am I saying that the entire human population did not know about Europeans until that contact…?
I think centuries trump decades lil fella
It said 1769…
And Columbus didn't discover America, he was just the first one who wrote about it.
@@J0eMega I think maybe just discovered it for Americans because it's an American experience on RUclips RUclips is American you get it.
Great I glad to see that there is a bird out there to terrorize snakes.
I feel the same way!
I was bitten by a venomous snake in a remote Village in East Africa and I almost died.
I have nightmares about snakes and I hate them.I love honey badgers and the way they ravage snakes but I did not know this magnificent bird existed before. I like it now!
😁😁😁
Modern velociraptors 🔥
Hahaha same here
Snakes are very useful for nature
GOD BLESS THAT BIRD !! WE NEED TO BREED THEM HERE IN THE STATES !!!
But the U.S. likes to suckle on the teat of snakes. Well, in fairness, not all Americans, but too many.
More like Australia 🇦🇺 lol
Superstitious bullying nonsense totally disrespectful towards nature right here children 👆
@@joie8465 Prince Andrew loves this silly response
Dang, that bird is stomping on the snake’s head like its knocking dirt off its shoes😂😂
Trying to fit his new boots on
😂😂
Unbeliveable that it can kill a black mamba ! Because the black mamba is incredibly fast and it can raise and bite so fast
I need two pets, secretary bird and the badger. Sounds like an 80's cop show.
I need a black mongoose and a secretary
Let's make it more troublesome when put mongoose also join the club 😎🚬
I knew the badgers, eagles and mongoose that preyed on snakes but, the secretary bird is one of a kind bird that surpasses the keenness of the above animal.
Secretary Bird said to snakes: “Don’t let me see you, you’re out of luck if it happens.”
Also Secretary Bird : "Do your last pray when approaching me you cooky sneaky!"
Who else needs these birds as body guards from snakes
That bird knows he is badass, strutting around like, "Who's next?"
The Goldberg of birds
The secretary
bird deserve a Nobel peace prize. 🤣
He stands not only the Secretary Bird but also security Bird. May the God bless him forever.
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍
When I was a kid in the '80s I learned that this bird was considered a living dinosaur almost a missing link between dinosaur and bird, a inspiration for Jurassic Park animatronics and animation.
Hollow bones was the most important characteristic of this bird and prehistoric raptors, it allowed numerous advantages to the killing and escaping capabilities of both.
I'd like to see a fairer representation of say, a veloceraptor in film
Wawww! Yes, it is amazing. This bird should be cared well and also we need it in North Africa, where there are many dangerous snakes.
he did not discover the bird. he was the last person to know about it and thought he was the first.
Lol
There are more definitions of the word “discover”, you know…
@@J0eMega
It have just one meaning.
to find information, a place, or an object, especially for the first time (Cambridge dictionary).
And that's not the case here.
It's just the western arrogant.
"Though he did not really “discover” the so-called New World-millions of people already lived there"
You should tell "history" here there are many means of discover lol.
@@user-vb4lb8lf5y
discover actually has 3 definitions on Cambridge:
“To discover is also to realize or learn:
[ + that clause ] When you go on a trip, you always discover that you forgot a few things.”
What’s even funnier is you had to go down multiple google results to find that specific site too. So the history is accurate, and it truly looks like you will completely ignore not one, but two dictionary sources (Oxford and Webster) in a desperate attempt to find a version to suit your narrative.
I JUST DICOVERED IT NOT TOO LONG AGO LOL
The bird actually fulfils Scripture, "You shall tread upon serpents and scorpions"😂
Actually, no one discovers what other tribes have known for ages. Peter put, "the man found the bird for the 1st time in his own life" as against the popular colonialist narrative
Actually, they can, as there is more than one definition for the word “discover”. Another meaning can be to simply witness something for the first time, rather than to be the first in world…
It’s not a colonizer narrative, its just that European knowledge of the creature, (and maybe the very name we call it) came from this man, and not the tribes. For example, if you discover a Netflix series that you really like, that does not have to mean that you were the first human on the planet to learn about its existence…
Secretary Bird is the National symbol of the Sudan, the former largest African country. The is revered venerated as deer hunter.
Every person who lives in Australia must own a few of these birds... but yeah an anaconda or large python would be this birds nightmare..js
What an amazing and interesting video. I’ve never even heard of this kind of bird before… 👍🏾!
We have this bird on the coat of arms of my country-South Africa
I just kept hearing Kirk Franklin's "Stomp" in my head. "I promise the stomp, the whole stomp, nothing but the stomp" 😁
Birds are absolutely my favorite animal species to admire. All of my favorite wild predators are birds.
It seems like a more appropriate name would be the "Executive" bird rather than Secretary for these badasses, just saying.
Why is this the only feature on this bird? Kudos to you guys, excellent!
I love this overgrown rooster goose. Makes snakes look pretty tasty too I see why they're called danger noodles 🥢🐍
You love really easy
@@matimus100 that's what my morbidly obese girlfriend tells me too but she makes one hell of a breakfast 😋
As the saying is 'beauty is in the eyes of the beholder,' I fail to see anything beautiful about it, but it kills snakes, so I'm impressed.
We need to ship the birds to Snake Island so they can have a fun time munching on them. Bon Apetit!
Why all this "so-and-so DISCOVERED this-and-that?!" These birds and animals had always been there! The local folk knew about them!!! Oh, but when some uninvited, white interloper happens along and sees said birds and animals, it's a bloody "discovery." Bloody 'ell!
Yes but it was only when European people with their world wide connections that these creatures became known to the world otherwise they would have remained only a local thing -as simple as that!
That doesn't count, only when they see it, it must b new.!
You are absolutely right Khabazela
My point exactly
It is like Columbus discovering America or Vasco da Gama discovering India!
Snakes exist as a food chain for these awesome birds and badgers!!
Beautiful but deadly!
I love Secretary birds. So unusual - and useful!
You love anything really easy we noticed time and time again
Put a dozen of these bird's along with dozens of Honeybadgers & Mongooses on 🐍 Island, They will rule and have a feast.
Put them in snake infested zones and your children can play outside again
@@BoskiM right
The most venomous snake on the planet is the inland taipan, not the black mamba...although, the black mamba is more dangerous, due to it's aggressive (by snake standards) nature
No my dear, the black mamba is more dangerous coz it's venom is the fastest to kill any victim on earth
@@pman4411 yes the black mamba is the most dangerous and the most aggressive snake on earth but not the most venomous.
Yep, you are correct
@@Sharon_McCluskey Saw-Scaled Viper (Echis Carinatus) - The Deadliest Snake In The World. Although its venom is not very potent, the Saw-Scaled Viper is the world's deadliest snake as it is responsible for more human fatalities than all other snakes put together.
Just wondering what will happen if this secretary bird encounters a longer King Cobras .. like those found in India...Will sure be a very interesting encounter.
We need those birds here in the U.S.!
In Texas and Louisiana and Florida..haha
@ballistic350 The bird would have to be genetically altered to start producing offspring about 2 or 3 times it's current size so it could take down those big giant invasive Burmese pythons.
But then after the giant snakes were killed off the mega sized birds may turn their food interest elsewhere like those tasty looking people walking around.......😅🐍🐦
Nothing unusual just a bird eating his noodles 🍜
They need this bird and honey badgers in Australia.
That means there are so many snakes in Australia ?
@@lalhawnlienkhawbung1666 Nine of the most venomous snakes in the world live in Australia. Look up coastal Taipan, [There is an inland one too] for a double dose of noxious venom. Tiger snakes, Dugite, etc etc.,
They would make a good protein source for the Pythons there
@@lalhawnlienkhawbung1666 right and they kill lots of people in Australia.
The supposedly dead snake at 0:38 is a plastic snake on a length of string being jerked around by a animal park worker to provoke the stomping instinct of their secretary bird.
How can you discover something that was already there 😂😂😂😂😂
After hearing such an opening statement I don’t even feel like listening to the entire story
EXACTLY. AINT IT FUNNY HOW THAT LOGIC ONLY WORKS WHEN ITS FIRST SEEN BY A EUROPEAN AKA WHITE MAN?
Good to know about this deadly 🐦 🦜
We only have one venomous snake in Sweden , The Viper. It is quite harmless if you do not disturb it.
I have nearly run over a number of them this summer with the bike. Mostly small ones, making them male or youngs.
A bite is extremely painful, not generally deadly, but extremely painful for a long time, so do not play with them. The foot or hand can swell three times its normal proportions with extreme pain. They are though important to hold down mice and other rodents, so a very valuable animal.
In rare cases, people can die from a bite.
My to-be wife and a friend of mine, chased a Viper in the long grass. I stepped forward and looked at the snake and yelled: "It is a Viper " They never knew. They would have become painfully bitten without my warning.
The tell-tale of a Viper in contrast to a Grass-Snake is thourohgly discussed in Wikipedia.
Great video, liked👍👍
Very beautiful bird. I like it and consider it as a hero that can kill snakes the most deadly creatures
I lost it when he said these is how the bird is trained😂😂
“This little snake was unfortunate enough to run into one and it was dead in under a minute”. I don’t think it “ran into one” as much as it was being pulled by a man on a leash. Lol
Very impressive!! It's good to see snakes on the receiving end.
Cruel and slightly sinister comment
@TrTube what would happen if few of these birds migrate to snake island 😂?
Exactly, Along with a few Honeybadgers Mongooses
what s a nice secretary eagle the most clean & elegant ;the nature is still in the need for this kind of bird like this !
The Stomping Bird👍
Parabéns pelo grande trabalho maravilhoso adorei 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠😄😄😄😄😄😃😃😃😃😃🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I love you bird. In my heart I will put you right beside the Honey badger.
Eagles and Hawks don't do the Macarena on your head.
How have I never heard of this bird before?
Time to leave mommy's basement
YOU DISCOVERED IT NOW
Oh yes the secretary with her heels on with her black and white suits on!😂🤣
That’s a bad ass bird then
Absolutely amazing,& beautiful!!!!
fantastic bird
LOL the snake with the people watching is rubber, heh
nature isn't cruel or kind, it's just balance ⚖️ in mother nature
Nature must has consciousness and knowledge in order to do that
It is also called the Colly bird and is the bird mentioned in the 12 days of Christmas. We say 'four calling birds' but it's actually 'four colly birds.'
Anaconda: Hold my beer
Netflix: are you still watching
Her: 1:00
Very cool bird.
And here I thought the secretary at my job was a real snake swallower😳
0:39 the killer tap-dancing
It depends on the size of the snake in question, nature knows how to start something it can confidently finish.
wow dat bird is huge!!!
For anyone who watches Aggretsuko, that is what Washimi is, explains her extreme kicks
I think these birds are awesome! The bird is pretty too with the crown feathers and multi toned feathers.
What a cool bird!
A eunuch walks into a bar with a secretary bird.
The barman asks him, "So how did you acquire a Secretary bird?"
He replied, "A genie granted me one wish."
"Don't tell me you asked for a Secretary bird?"
"No. I asked for a long legged secretary who could swallow my snake whole."
Maybe the Secretary bird might be the answer to Florida swamps snake infestation. Worth thinking about.
Snakes gots to go
Snakes and dems gotta go
Florida is infested with burmese pythons and pythons are a completely different deal.
The big pythons would eat the bird and it would cause problems with the other wild life all they can do is keep the population down but the pythons are there for good now they aren't going anywhere.
Thanks uploader aka TY tube
It can't kill any kind of snakes, his feet would be like a massage on a 6 meters python head
The snake wasn't unfortunate running into the bird, the snake was unfortunate that he was tied to a string. :-)
I love you secretary birds ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome cute lovely gifted Creations ❤❤❤❤❤
GOOD GOD MADE THIS TYPE OF BIRDS TO SMASH POISONOUS SNAKE
God made all the animals including snakes only man is evil snakes are related to lizards no animal is evil that's how God made them.
I do LOVE this bird!!
You love really easy we noticed
Intelligent Bird🤓i never such such bird in my life time, thanks for your video 😎
I need one of these birds the next time I play a round of golf. We can look in the woods for my golf balls together.😂😂😂
We need about 10,000 truck loads of these. Aye god, they would be handy to take along on canoe and camping trips! Some of them, and something to sweep through a campground to scarf up mosquitoes, ticks, and inconsiderate folks with loud stereos.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
Good vid, but I think the bird should have been filmed without the string in the snake, the snake has no chance at getting away.
Woah video was uploaded 26 seconds ago and has 0 views? If I was a stupid child, I'd say...
FIRST.
I love the narrators
Secretary Bird >>> Serpent~Killer in reality! 🙏
What I dont get is how it can ingest all these different kinds of deadly venomous snakes and is not affected by the poison in their venom! How can it adapt to such a variety of toxins of all these different snakes and not be affected???
Mother Nature !
Venom can be ingested just not injected directly into the bloodstream
Because venom and poison are different. Venom has to enter your bloodstream to affect you. Poison just has to be inside you
Sis got them "Kick A Bitch 3,000's" On.
These birds must be immune to the venom of some poisonous snakes; but can they fly ?.They are really beautiful.
@@masu8711 yes they can fly
But what's the name of this 🐍killa?? 😂
I love the cheesy drama imbued voice of the announcer,mwhahaha!
i think i love birds let there be more of these .
Such a beautiful!! Bird
At 6:08 that's a bustard not a Secretary Bird.
The roadrunner is also quite efficient at killing and eating different varieties of snakes as well as other small creatures.
Excellent video 📹
Saw them in the wild
The first Flying/Fighting type Pokémon
How did he discovered a bird that has been living with us in Africa for thousands of years?