THE TAIPANS PART 3
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- The Coastal Taipan is probably Australia’ s largest and potentially most deadly snake. The Inland Taipan is the worlds most venomous. They live in very different environments and most people have never encountered them. In this show, Barefoot Bushman, Rob Bredl teams up with John (Robo) Robinson to give us a close look at just what makes Taipans tick. They take us on adventurous journey from the coast to far west of Queensland to show us why they are so special.
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I love that these are essentially documentaries on 1 specific animal, the depth of it is so incredibly valuable!
Great presentation Rob thanks for the time you put into making these great show's s
Absolutely riveting & l am not a snake person by any means. Loved the low key narration & everything l learned in this doco.
such a great video
Outstanding documentary, thoroughly enjoyed watching my favourite snakes
Awesome footage. This bloke Robbo is a beast, surviving the taipan envenomation without an antivenin. I wonder why he knocked it back.
He is referred to as Robby and then moments later John… so I’m unsure of his name, but probably the sheer size of that guys limbs saved him, plus the pressure bandage he got immediately on the arm. Dude is built like a brick shit house!
His name is John Robinson, Robbo being his nickname.
Why did Robbo knock back the anti-venom? Seems like a weird gamble to take with your life.
Rob thanx Rob ur a legend
In 1982 herpetologist Peter Mirtschin was bitten by his 3 week old pet Inland taipan and became the first person to be specifically treated with CSL TAIPAN monovalent antivenin successfully. The same Peter Mirtschin is in the video I presume ?
I would say that's a safe presumption to make. 🤔
My friend Jeff just got bit by a baby one to
Few weeks ago
Everyone knows about Jeff. Handling these snakes is monumentally stupid. @@heatherbrunner2165
That mulga is one cool snake…I think they have a relationship to the black snake?
They are part of the black snake family
Questions 4U fella's. Will or does the King Brown take on a fully grown Inland Taipan 4 a meal .
Fuck me, Robs mate is an absolute beast. The extremities on that bloke are massive!
Their PNG brothers are equally formidable
It's the same species as the coastal taipans
No part 4, the Western Desert Taipan? Now the 3rd most venomous snake on Earth, it doesn't get a mention?
Thank you for yr support. The Western Desert Taipan was discovered in 2006. These shows were produced in the late 90's for Channel 7 and Discovery Channel.
Lol..They probably would have, had they been researched back in the 90's..Would absolutely love to see a doco on these secretive species!
@@richardhincemon it has been the Western Desert Taipan for a while now, the change was made to reflecy the most commonly found locality. I have been told, but not seen, the latest ranking went to 3rd most venomous.
Happy to learn though, we do that by contributing to the knowledge base.
@Quinctili Western Desert-Central Ranges Taipan LD 50 0.075mgkg sc is the 5th most toxic venomous snake .1.Inland Taipan LD 50 0.025mgkg sc 2.Dubois sea snake LD50 0.044mgkg sc 3.Eastern Brown snake LD 50 0.053mgkg sc 4.Yellow Bellied sea snake LD50 0.067mgkg sc. The life of Taipans Cold-blooded cousins documentary.
This doco was produced in 1998. The Western Desert Taipan wasn't discovered until 8 years later, in 2006.
They really good looking snakes and I ain't a total wuss but man... I'm keeping my distance. Lol
Chicks don't use their beaks to open its shell. They have egg teeth as all egg laying animals are.