The Most Dangerous Ant In The World / Bushwalk Australia
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Today we are doing some Bushwalking in Perth, Australia and are on the hunt for the most dangerous Ant 🐜 in the world and other wildlife we can find!
The national Symbol of Australia 🦘 was obviously waiting for us and besides the draining heat 🌡️ we encountered some other cool wildlife!
Come tag along and see what you can find on a Hike 🥾 through one of Australia`s stunning National Parks (this time in Perth, Serpentine National Park)!
How cool is it to encounter one of the most dangerous animals of Australia/in the world and come face to face with them? 👀⚠️
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The sting would be painful...the sting is painful! I was once stung by a bull ant and a paper wasp when working in a garden bed. My co-worker and I were debating which sting was the most painful, when I got stung by both at the same time, mid discussion! I can tell you, they are pretty well the same in terms of intensity and duration. Crazy thing to happen.
oh wow! super unlucky to get stung at the same time! glad u wethered the storm and can tell us this story today haha! 🙏🏼
Such an incredibly beautiful video from you Jannik with the great natural landscape of Australia with the bulldog ants and the kangaroos! 😍🩷🌸🐜🌟🦘🇦🇺🌞👏 Your RUclips channel is amazing! 🤗🧡🌺👍
thanks for the comment mr. niceguy 😉😄🥰
we call em inch ants - they watch you and actively circle around to get your back
They're not very large in numbers, and less aggressive compared to Jumping Jacks though
try jack jumpers but i know what you mean
yes jumping jacks. look very similar, quite dangerous and aggressive!
Did you think to take a pressure bandage with you and learn how to apply it for Australian snakebites?
hey mate,
I did not have a bandage with me that time, but I'm aware and studied the behaviour on how to encounter snakes and deal with a bite!
always seeking information before hiking here is a must 👍🏼 I agree!
@@Jannik-TravellersMindsetthat's great. Don't forget to wear long loose trousers to protect your legs out in the bush. So happy u are here and getting out amongst nature.
I've lived here in Australia for 38 years. Seen many snakes. If you leave them alone they will leave you alone. Never been bitten despite stepping on a tiger snake when I was about 10 lol
@@Blue-Dog absolutely! cheers mate, appreciate your words! 😁🤙🏼
@@matthewbrown7422 got very lucky with that tiger snake haha!
exactly, let them live and they most likely will just mind their own business 🙏🏼
Loads of nests around Blackboy Hill in Greenmount - I'd stir up the nests on my walk home from school. Got bitten once (in my own backyard) on my toe, felt like a bee sting. For me, a bee sting was an extremely unpleasant experience.
so many childhood memories in the comments here, damn 😄 that's what you grow up with here in OZ! love it!
Those bull ants look like what we call Inchman in Tasmania. Big but not overly aggressive. They are closely related to Jackjumpers(because they jump several times their body length when agitated-which is often even if you look at them the wrong way😉) which are half the size but are very aggressive and have hospitalised and killed quite a few people here through anaphylactic shock. Thankfully an effective desensitisation treatment has been developed for both since their venom is the same over the last 25-30 years. I don’t believe anyone has died from a sting for decades now, thankfully. They still bloody hurt when they sting and they have absolutely no fear!
edited: I agree that not everything is trying to kill us here, that is a total myth! I’ve spent a lot of time all over Australia. Croc country, stinger season in the top end, I’ve seen a Tiger snake in our kitchen as a kid here in Tassie in the mid 70s just trying to get warm in front of our wood stove. I nearly stepped on one as it crossed the track I was walking along as a 15 year old. I extended my gait and we both went on our way…
Go to Africa or North America for the truly dangerous animals! I don’t have to worry about bears when camping, for example. Sure, there are potential dangers in Australia, but just take simple precautions and LISTEN to local advice.
Yes I remember inchmen and Jack jumpers growing up I. Tassie, been bit by both several times,,, something you never forget
Jack Jumpers are absolute beasts. They are actually "Bull Ants", just not the variety Aussies usually call bull ants. If I had a choice I would pick a monster bull ant over a Jack Jumper sting any day. Jack Jumpers roam and attack you without provocation. Kookaburras (your enunciation was entertaining and perhaps deliberate but still made me smile) are actually early warning systems in Australia and warn when non-permanent "other non-local" people are out and about nearby. Besides reducing fire hazards, removing dead trees that have fallen on the ground are essential as they become new homes for bull ants very quickly. Jack Jumpers usually have raised mounds from digging extensive nests underground and are never friendly. Have a lovely collection of bull ant varieties. They ignore the cattle but the cattle have the bloodsucking March flies to contend with. Most snakes leave you alone in Australia. You have more chance getting clocked by a falling Gumtree limb than bitten by a snake but I still wear Gumboots, especially in summer, to minimize Jack Jumpers and the occasional angry Tiger, Black or Brown snakes. Copperheads, Taipans and Vipers etc are way too nice to attack. Hot weather in early Summer can bring tidal waves of flying ants or termites on expansion expeditionary adventures.
love that comment! thanks for taking the time and sharing some more knowledge and your take on aussies wildlife, very interesting! 😁
Hey, greetings from Brazil. Carry on; I'm in😊
Greetings from Aussie! Thanks Champ, appreciate you! 😎💯
Mate. What ya got there looks like a typical meat ant. They do hurt a bit but not remotely even close to the most painful sting. The bullet ant. These guys are mosquitos in comparison. 😅
these are soldier ants. meat ants are much smaller and Coloney's of meat ants have many more than soldier ants
hey mate, thanks for your comment and watching the video!
these are definitely bull ants (bulldog ants)
Meat Ants are significantly smaller and look different.
The Bullant I encountered that was climbing the tree for example was at least 3cm in length. Meat Ants max grow to 1-1,2cm. Just google and you'll see the difference! 🙏🏼
But the FIRE ant is the most dangerous!
the fire ant is definitely one of the most dangerous ants in the world too, very very painful bite! but the notorious bull ant is placed number 1, look it up! 🙏🏼
I can recommend you don't take up a firing position on a bull ant mound , they dont like it one bit and i wasn't happy about it either.
Yes I recognise that ant! Over here in NSW too.
Mate just please be careful with the soldiers roaming around the nest. There would be around 10 or more ants hidden around to make sure nothing is invading their territory. They even wait in branches above and can jump.
Always look around yourself when close to a bulldog ant nest. Deadly little buggers. I’ve only been stung a few times when I was a kid but holy hell it was not good.
yes absolutely! always gotta watch yourself around them.
amazing ants, just like brave warriors!
Three great animal symbols of Australia and the Australian character. The Kangaroo, the wedge-tailed eagle (the best eagle) and the bull-ant or bulldog ant. You could also include the thylacine and the great white shark (the biggest ones are south of Australia).
all australian wildlife treasures! 🐜🦘🦈
utter crap they are soldier ants. I have had a hand full of bites all at once while working and wasn't that bad, personally the green ant has the worst bite which aches for hours after the fact and you don't need to go into any bushland to find them.
hey phillip,
I appreciate you watching the video and admire your confidence!
But these are definitely Bullants/Bulldog Ants. I did a lot of research before I made the video.
unless you guys call the bull ants also soldier ants here in australia... I'm very certain you are talking about a different ant!
Just google & look into it: Bull Ant Australia and you'll see. It's exactly the ant I encountered on my bushwalk.
The most dangerous ant in the world.
Another big proof... just look at their heads. You can see how massive and unique the pinchers of the bullants are (same as shown in my video). definitely shows you they are bull ants! 🙏🏼
and yes, I can imagine that those green ant bites must've hurt. Always stay away and be safe mate! 🤙🏼
Next up: Boxxies and Irukandji in North Qld.
sounds like a plan mate 😁🤙🏼 gotta catch the plane soon haha ✈️
bull ant sucks, but not worlds most dangerous
the bull ant is even placed number 1 on the guinness world records list!
Yeah those Ants do hurt, been smashed by them on several occasions - grow up to 1 1/2
inches long and nasty as
damn I can imagine how bad it must've been! stay safe out there mate 🤙🏼🙏🏼 those lil buggers can get feisty 😂
Yeah don’t want a run in with those ants 🐜😬. Nice vid Jannik keep ‘em coming. Maybe a video on the nice beaches in Perth would be interesting💪🏻
nah better not 😂
thanks bro, will remember that! 🤙🏼
Thank you so much for letting animal lives 🔎🐜🦘 Happy to see you enjoying there 💪⛰️🔥
thanks kyoday! 😁 a lot of animal friends over here! 🤙🏼