Deadly Bite!? Blue Ring Octopus

The Blue Ring Octopus is notoriously the most deadly animal on the planet due to its extremely venomous bite. Just one chomp contains enough venom to kill over 20 people!
In this video Mark Vins will attempt to touch this creature to prove the blue ring octopus can only harm you if bitten...or so he thinks.
Will he survive this daring encounter? You’re about to find out!
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[@MillerWilson]

Such a crazy day of filming! Stonefish AND a Blue-Ringed Octopus! Glad I could help mate :)

[@LeoLopez-sf5cu]

First

[@LeoLopez-sf5cu]

Im a huge fan dude

[@BraveWilderness]

It was awesome! 🙌

[@Pete_R63]

Got to love a sweet octopus! Cheers mate

[@siennaskye6760]

hehehe i’ve been leaving lil silly goofy comments on ur instagram for like almost 6 years hehehe

[@Johny_D]

9 brains, 3 hearts, camouflage and the ability to kill up to 20 humans. This octopus is definitely OP

[@vicpr8697]

He’s the final boss

[@bheer_has_no_enemies]

Did I miss the update or smn

[@likeag1000]

OP-topus

[@Dev20059]

3 hearts 9 brains one is central

[@foenickel6129]

Blue ring octopus needs a nerf

[@grandmasterj5]

That's kind of crazy that it doesn't produce the venom, but collects it

[@curtissteenbruggen1491]

The part that blows my mind is that it somehow it “sorts” through the bacteria and keeps the stuff it wants.

[@brambigdeli5021]

Yeah that’s some crazy stuff

[@matthewbean2378]

Yeah, God made it special

[@defunctuserchannel]

there are also mammals like the platypus and slow loris that secrete venom. some i think collect from eating venomous insects.

[@enderqueen2817]

Yep

[@efftee3702]

I had one as a pet in 2011. Local pet store received it in a shipment of live rocks. They didn't know what to do with it so they sold it to me. They are extremely smart. It recognized me and would turn white whenever it saw me. My sister, on the other hand, it flashed its colors at her on sight. It hated that she would tap the glass.

[@xxthecoremanxx3448]

did it die?

[@Ratsos12]

Live rocks?

[@efftee3702]

@@xxthecoremanxx3448 , yea. Had it for two months. They don't live long. No idea how old it was when I got it.

[@joshuamirabal3617]

Are they venomous when kept as pets because you can change their diet like poison dart frogs or does their essential diet include this bacteria?

[@efftee3702]

@@joshuamirabal3617 I didn't test it, but assumed it was poisonous.

[@soyburglar1878]

As a fellow anxiety sufferer, I felt this video so much. Glad you’re ok.

[@Joke1Time]

Same lol

[@maurotrigo9527]

same

[@nda7154]

If you were to get bit, we don’t stand to gain anything from it because it’s already known they are truly deadly. I don’t like these kind of risks! It’s enough to just see one up close and personal. Please be SAFE!

[@THISISLolesh]

True

[@Ando420]

100%

[@derrickwayne4627]

It’s enough for us but I think that one was a personal goal of his lol he probably wanted to touch it because he knows he isn’t supposed to

[@benji3900]

It isn't much of a risk because they are extremely docile and aren't interested in biting something they can't possibly eat. Just a gentle poke like he gave it was not threatening or painful to it so it wasn't going to react. They are just creating drama where there really isn't any. It's a TV show remember.

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

it's irresponsible to do it for clicks because now someone will repeat it saying "if this guy can survive so can i" you'd never even feel a bite you'd just die later we don't learn anything

[@ronaid-with-an-i]

this man is getting a little too brave

[@ronaid-with-an-i]

@@DianaGarcia-ey2tl I know, but that doesn't mean he's not getting too brave himself

[@theretrogamingnerd3316]

He's brave to the point where it's dangerous... It's a bit concerning. Is there nothing this man won't do?

[@GHost_LAgoonZ]

​@@DianaGarcia-ey2tlit's mark I think

[@Themuffinman1820]

Brave isn't the word I would of used lol

[@TLSM4080]

@@DianaGarcia-ey2tlseems to me you’re not too much a fan if you refer to coyote Peterson as the OG guy and mark as some other guy.

[@Dae13]

Love these guys, thanks for taking stings for our amusement/knowledge. Keep up the amazing work.

[@trustingodjesussaves]

“I’m Coyote Peterson and I’m about to die”

[@VikingerOnYT]

Technically, if you bit him: he'd die too 😂

[@rogueisded]

Also if you bit it, you’d die too as they are not just venomous, but poisonous too and have the same type of poison as puffers. They’re really toxic little buggers across the board.

[@TMASpeedyfeet]

U both r so right

[@VhnoriValmos]

The fact that this isnt one of those "Im going to let this thing sting and bite me just to test how painful it is" and was more of a "Oh SH** it touched me!" *Anxiety attack* vid, just proves how truely deadly those things are.

[@chaosic08]

Man these guys are really climbing on the 'f around' scale. I love their stuff, so I really hope they don't reach the 'find out' point, but this felt extra dangerous

[@bababoowee6536]

I can appreciate the amount of respect he has for this animal, his fear and anxiety really shows how much he understands what he's doing for us

[@ThisZombieBitesEverything]

Yeah we respect it by leaving it alone 😂

[@Paigebaby]

What is he doing for us rather than taking it out of its entitlement, provoking it, idiotically poking it and then giving himself an anxiety attack?

[@thedoobiewizard]

Respect? He molested it for clicks.

[@Shaz-gq7pv]

A lot of his videos are about collecting samples and information for science that help save life's if we encounter these creatures he doesn't do this just for laughs

[@Joseph12O]

​@@Paigebabyat least he is gaining some informations about the octopus and sharing it online, I want to see you doing the same.. I myself wouldn't even enter that water at all, but he is actively looking to get bitten

[@MooncakeAxolotl]

I used to think these animals where kinda just a bit painful, but this channel makes me actually realise how dangerous these cute lil octopi are

[@AdrianoSnorts]

You're the reason this vid had to be made on such a known channel :3 There are so many criminally cute things that are dangerous (most recent one I got curious about was the tasmanian devil)

[@toxicgenji7497]

I call them octopussies

[@funky555]

They quite literally are THE MOST venomous thing ever. You dont even feel the bite, you just die.

[@funky555]

@@toxicgenji7497 itts octopi or octopodes

[@guy-rk1jj]

Box jellyfishes are worse but blue ringed octopus are up there in venom lethality

[@buddydudebud_1]

The Box jellyfish: “am I joke to to you”

[@sedgehunter]

There are multiple types of box jellies! Not just one! :D

[@buddydudebud_1]

I’m just wondering why do my comments blow up like out of no where

[@SSIops]

I remember my first venomous snake encounter. Nearly walked into a Cottonmouth that was on the trail. Not more than 10 minutes later, two more Cottonmouths coiled up near a wood boardwalk. I had a "caffeine jitter" high for nearly 30 minutes after. A little stressful from the near-accident, but mostly really excited to have had such an encounter. I've had several sightings since and it still gets my heart racing a little. Thank goodness for stabilized camera lenses, right?

[@Insanemaster76]

If he doesn’t upload in the next few weeks, you know why 😂

[@Insanemaster76]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104 No one gives a damn about your channel

[@Last_Chance.]

​@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104we won't

[@Veneto_Mapping]

​@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104annoying bot

[@TheWiper]

if coyote would have been bit by it, theres no way the venom of the octopus could survive coyote's arm full of venom

[@SuperSoundtracks]

I think coyote was bitten by one once. After 3 days of intense agony, the octopus died. xP

[@Behemoth9030]

@@SuperSoundtracks3 days? I heard it was three minutes…

[@coryjamieson3171]

Mark literally had the balls to touch the most dangerous octopus. I give Mark and Coyote so much respect, they are brave!

[@panchozen7108]

And that’s why there called the brave wilderness they deserved it 😂

[@masterblaster9875]

This is a dude who knows EXACTLY what he's doing here. He's done all the research he could possibly do and, intentionally, is only barely touching this animal with enough venom to kill TWENTY of him. Imagine all the people who have no idea about this octopus and have had the misfortune of accidentally stepping on one or picking one up, getting stung and thinking nothing of it then suffering the consequences

[@jc.9994]

The cameraman seeing the blue ring the whole time but keeping it to himself

[@KabeeshS]

Cameramans are known to possess skills that are beyond thinking. For example how they fly around a black hole and document them. Crazy.

[@Jigsaw407]

It's almost as if some of these scene are scripted or at least repeated for the camera, because they can't keep rolling all day long ...

[@owesome2]

Why do you say that?

[@chillin7934]

Respects to my mans searching for the deadliest creature on the planet

[@Just_Another_Ghost4-2]

Holy crap man, talk about playing with fire, glad youre safe that was an intense one, your anxiety and stress shows how much you respect and try to understand these animals

[@light564]

That octopus gave him a tentacle handshake with his finger. The Anxiety of it saying hi was bonechilling and cute. You have my respect and I wish you many blessings and safety

[@sergazza]

"Nothing is more toxic than this tiny little octopus" wait till you meet my ex

[@jessedavis1741]

Haha I feel your pain

[@TheGreatFungus]

This dude is the most brave person on earth

[@gospod__bog]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104 dude, can you show me your time machine? i really need it

[@THECOOLJT]

they call it brave wilderness for a reason

[@THROW_A_GREEN8]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104 I don’t fall for this

[@ddelv583]

😂😂😂😂

[@DaveTexas]

Before my first trip to Australia many years ago, I studied up on the deadly creatures there…and then I decided that going to the beach was a bad idea. Walking around in nature seemed like a bad idea, too. Even having a hotel room on the ground floor seemed like a bad idea. One day, we were walking along a sidewalk on Sydney Harbour and we saw the most gigantic box jellyfish I’d ever seen swimming along near the surface. I know the really big ones aren’t the deadliest ones, but it still made me secure in my decision to stay out of the water entirely.

[@ChrisM-bn5vr]

The venomous box jellyfish are native to Queensland in Northern Australia not South Eastern Australia, if you were in Sydney that Jellyfish you saw in the water there wouldn't have posed you any risk. The water at beaches like Bondi is very safe when it comes to wildlife, the worst thing you might encounter in that water is a blue bottle which is a sting that's slightly painful for about 20 minutes, I got stung as a kid and didn't even cry for reference. The biggest risk of the water in Sydney would be the rips not the wildlife, but as long as you swim between the flags you would be fine. Also missing out on the nature in Australia because you're afraid of a snake is silly, realistically only 1-2 people a year die from snake bites. I'm 28 and have been bushwalking, camping and hiking my whole life, and I've literally only encountered wild snakes once in my entire life. Snakes like to avoid people. Also no one has died from a spider bite since 1982 and the most venomous type of spider the Funnel Web is very shy, they burrow themselves in deep holes. The other venomous verities like Red Backs would be comparable to Black Widows you get in the US, it's not something to really worry about. So yeah largely the danger of wildlife in Australia is way over-exaggerated.

[@Shaz-gq7pv]

I live in northern ireland and entering the water makes me wary because im so scared of sharks and crocodiles and we have neither and in fact have no dangerous animals in water but there's always a little bit of who knows takes over me by water

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Meanwhile children swim in our beaches lol. Just to put into perspective how ridiculous this comment is. Also just noticed your name says Texas and if that's where you actually live then you should be this scared at home aswell.

[@Zeyr01]

​@@Shaz-gq7pv Cows kill more people than sharks.

[@musicvybes9653]

Bro has unlocked blue tiger camo IRL

[@stevenandrade7349]

You can still educate people without having to touch.. Very amazing creature!

[@kfam9719]

Need click bait to lure in ppl and be able to educate them. Ppl don't normally just look for a blue ring octopus video.....ik I wasn't lol

[@MrSaturnMusic]

It's part clickbait, and part showing that these animals don't exist just to bite and kill people

[@isabellamaria6957]

Exactly what I was thinking. "Catching the deadliest octopus" would have made the deal

[@jjasper7512]

This creature is the very embodiment of look but don't touch! After hearing the litany of ways this creature will kill you the only question I have to you wanting to touch it is.......why???

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

Coyote has said in interviews during his King of Sting run that he did it because it brings in more viewers than just showing video of the animal.

[@SquishyArt1]

Mate please dont put yourself in that situation! no one on this channel is asking you to touch it, or any animal in fact. It was sad to see you have such anxiety and panic over being bitten and to think of it HAD gone for your finger... is your life really worth the amount of likes from this video? (which wouldnt even be uploaded if you had died!?) We are here to see the animals and to learn about them, not to see you be scared around them! Keep yourself safe!

[@thetimingog7516]

They've been doing this for years. Testing out the pain and venom of bites so we don't have to, and so we know what to avoid. But, I agree. Just saying, don't come at me.

[@bmunson76]

@@thetimingog7516the bites and stings they’ve tested up until now haven’t had the chance of being deadly. Painful yes, but not deadly. This proved nothing. Everyone knows it’s deadly. Same reason they don’t test the bite of a rattlesnake.

[@SquishyArt1]

@@thetimingog7516 Iknow, and I do love those sting episodes and such but THIS was a different level

[@SquishyArt1]

my point still stands. None of us asked him to touch the most dangerous animal on the planet?... Your logic is flawed. If you worked as a carpenter and you were training someone , would you go touch a spinning saw blade and hope it doesnt chop your finger off? Well maybe you should because youre teaching someone, and the newbie is learning@@dreampainter2011

[@AdrianoSnorts]

@@thetimingog7516 No, not really. If you've grown in the countryside or just in touch with nature, with Coyote you immediately get the vibes he wants you to get. While Mark, still educating on how these animals behave, we do not need to know how dangerous they are. They are dangerous enough for us to know that we need to be extremely careful around them. There are no variants to each individual: you don't get treated, you'll die. "But he got stung by a stonefish..." in an extremely controlled environment. Yes, if I bandage my head before it bleeds it won't bleed (as much). What a miracle. (also we chill dw)

[@BradTasteInMusicsTop1Fan]

Mark is pretty genuine and relatable so to see a vid on the blue ringed octopus really shows me what has more of a chance of happening out of the three.

[@PotholedAxe9985]

Absolutely gorgeous animal. I love octopi, and the luminescent blue is just so striking. electric blue is my favorite color and this animal is just so cool, and to top it off, having one of the most toxic venoms in the animal kingdom makes it all the more cooler.

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

Why is everything in Australia just so dangerous. XD

[@Whyyoineedahendle]

Yeah even the emus

[@siriusa5298]

We just like livin on the edge

[@pedrotrejo8118]

I see why they call it "Down Under" 💀🪦

[@oogabooga1696]

It's not that bad down here. Trust me

[@bushfishncook2128]

Some are beautiful and dangerous 😅

[@PeterPeter-rl9vn]

Gonna make coyote enter the haunting zone of the American ghost.

[@xstecy]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104noted

[@Buzzingbuzzinga]

@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.104 shut

[@yourenotthatguy7051]

Thats not Peterson 😂

[@Buzzingbuzzinga]

@@yourenotthatguy7051 I miss peterson

[@PeterPeter-rl9vn]

@@yourenotthatguy7051I know what coyote looks like, been watching for years, this kid will be the ghost that coyote is visiting, this was implied.

[@Prosecute-fauci]

This dude is gonna be like “this is a .45 ACP fired from a colt 1911. They say that just one shot to the brain will kill a man. Well I’m here to test that.”

[@solaronyou8610]

XD why did that make me laugh harder than necessary?

[@tjbullock4818]

Love Miller and his channel. Great collab.

[@HeisenbergFam]

You know its deadly serious when bro touches the godly dangerous being and says "that made me nervous". Props for bravery

[@intelectualizando3208]

I already said this in the stonefish video and I'll say it again here: Mark is like the bravest man in the world... he literally interacted with two of the most dangerous creatures on the face of the earth in the same day... he even got stung by one of them... Mark by Please stop this, we need you alive!🥺❤

[@robspunk]

I'm waiting for the video where he kisses a funnel web.

[@DaisyTheCorgi]

@@robspunk He prolly would.

[@evan8402]

Risking life is not something you can call brave sir

[@intelectualizando3208]

@@evan8402 Leaking things that no one else has the courage to do is brave.

[@muckspreader1able]

He didn’t do anything you clown 😂

[@Falcon28056]

So, if the blue ring octopus gets its venom from it’s surroundings, then if it’s born and raised in captivity, in a tank with clean water it won’t have any venom in its bite?

[@brianjacobe4067]

As a kid, I thought that people can die just by touching it's skin, thanks for clearing that misinformation

[@Dunkj14]

That was the first time I actually got nervous for the Brave crew

[@Nick-wh4jt]

I was envenomated by a blue ring octopus in northern Australia many years ago around small rock pools like these. Thing is I hadn't been bitten, I had put my hand into the water to pick up a small stick I had been using to play with the octopus, not knowing that you can be envenomated through the water though the skin! It was not serious I had difficulty breathing for maybe a couple of minutes but sure to say it was the last time I tried that. Don't put your hand into the water nearby one of these they can poison the water around them and their eggs

[@chrisiswinchristian15]

So , what happened next ?? Did you Survive??

[@Nick-wh4jt]

@@chrisiswinchristian15 it would appear so don't you think champ. I got an idea. Why don't you try handling one of these small creatures and find out for yourself?

[@oliviaguce]

Mark:Talks about the blue ringed octopus being the most dangerous animal on earth due to its toxins Also Mark: *proceeds to get bit by it*

[@shaddy57]

It's crazy that anxiety can produce symptoms like what your thought of 🥴 and I'm delling with anxiety all the time Be safe love your videos

[@DanteWesker612]

I'd recognize Miller Wilson anywhere. I watch his videos all the time. And I absolutely love his survival videos. They ended up inspiring me to learn how to survive in the wild

[@MillerWilson]

how cool to hear thanks Garath

[@Hal-yc9jd]

Wow the anatomy of these creatures are insane. Such a treat, thanks for posting!!

[@jaronloar1762]

For real! Imagine what it must be like to have a brain in all of your limbs!

[@GabrielAguilera-fe9mp]

Please keep this channel going. I look forward to every video

[@ScarysReviews]

since you're in Australia, @BraveWilderness, try and look up any info on a large spikey spider. they're usually yellow, orange, blackface, white tips on their feet. very large, look like a cactus. i hate spiders, but this type has interested me for years. just think it be great for the channel if you found one or any info on the type and if they're dangerous (likely, being in Australia)

[@brvski]

I did some research based on your description and found a spider called Austracantha or Jewel Spider. Is that the species you’re referring to? It kind of reminds me of a species we have in Florida called the Spiny orb weaver

[@italianlifestyle7911]

They may be deadly but they look so precious🤩

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

Agreed

[@GFettJake]

The Blue Ring Octopus 🐙 is definitely one of my favorite animals

[@brianfeeley6140]

My wife and I have caught 2 of them in the tidal pools of Nusa Dua, Bali. (minus all the drama) Same procedure using dip nets and plastic container to take pics. They often actively swim looking just like a small squid. Cheers!

[@lesleye6049]

I have been waiting for more videos thank you for making more🎉🎉🎉 I’m In love with you channel.☺️

[@ruisyaf]

"My name is Coyote Peterson, and today i am gonna be jumping into an active volcano!"

[@kodabear1996]

While this animal is indeed deadly, none of the lists I looked at have it as #1. That honor often belongs to the box jellyfish.

[@monstrositylabs]

I wish we could eradicate them all. I hate them.

[@stickyboy8533]

I love these little guys, thanks for the vid! They are so cool and so scary :3

[@FriesLol505Official]

Bro is the most immortal person ever

[@hoshicloverfield]

Years later I come back and he is still risking his life for us. 😭

[@ismaeelmahmood3774]

Thats ONE OF THE DEASLIEST SEA SPECIES EVER😮😮😊

[@mypal1990]

The blue ring octopi are definitely one of the creatures that yells "NO TOUCHIE!"

[@synomu]

Tbh I think the octopus used to send venom, but due to environment changes I think they mutated to store venom. Really cool feature they have

[@ibrahimwadood5995]

"I'm Coyote Peterson, and I'm about to enter the bite zone .. . . With the Blue Ringed Octopus"

[@LKV089]

A few years ago I went for a muck dive, to see some octopuses. The first one we saw was a big one, hiding in a jar, and our dive guide played with it and grabbed it. Later we saw two tiny cute looking octopuses, and I started playing with one of them, touching it and putting it on my hand. I heard the guide snap his metal stick on his oxygen tank and wildly signaling me to stop. He told me after the dive it were two blue dotted octopuses

[@chir0pter]

It’s interesting to me that 3 of the 4 blue ringed octopus species have overlapping ranges, with the blue lined completely overlapping with the greater blue ringed. Wonder how they came to speciate and what if any niche partitioning there is?

[@BlueLoveYT]

Thank god this won't be the last video from Mark Vins 😅

[@airtylerb]

Given that it collects it’s toxin from the environment, are captive bred blue ring octopuses non venomous or less venomous compared to their wild counterparts? I know poison dart frogs get their toxins from their environment and their captive counterparts are non poisonous, curious to know if the same applies.

[@SUSSY_SHARMA]

The Brave Wilderness crew are the only people willing to do this type of things

[@Marceldo]

Nope, Brodie Moss does something like that too.

[@Tposingnoob69420]

I almost had a heart attack looking at this man being bit

[@Jigsaw407]

He wasn't bit. He was just gabbed with the suction cups of one of the arms.

[@Tposingnoob69420]

@@Jigsaw407 thanks for the correction

[@WhenImBored]

Great video, very informative and interesting, as well as risky! Definitely be careful and thoughtful when deciding to do videos such as this one. On a side note, I thought the Box Jellyfish was the most dangerous and deadliest?

[@cjbrett89]

Yeah Box Jellyfish is for sure the most deadly. Blue Ringed Octopus is definitely up there though.

[@lefroy1]

One of the most amazing creatures on the planet. Be kind to octopi. In other words, don't eat them. ❤

[@NotWatchingTV]

Agreed, they are genius. Please save the Octopi, even this little guy knows he is in trouble in that small square.

[@notExpectionz]

but calamariiii

[@NotWatchingTV]

squid and they are still very intelligent. do what you will but don't think there are no repercussions ;)@@notExpectionz

[@helixiod]

Ain't The Box Jellyfish "The Most Venomous Animal on Earth" ? 🤔

[@Gavin-ii7ho]

yes you are right this is also said by the National ocean service. the Australian box jellyfish sting can cause death in minutes.

[@CalebDoane]

Mark: this animal has the venom to kill up to 20 people Also mark: Ima touch it

[@Wrathlon]

The fact that you are lucid and aware of everything happening but unable to communicate is probably the most terrifying part. Imagine getting CPR and the person thinks its too late, youre gone but youre screaming at them in your head that you're still alive.

[@ericataylor1160]

He just wanted to hold your hand 😂!

[@drnefario6576]

As an aussie, My bpm immediatly jumped to 200 as i read the title

[@Weston-ir3jb]

women: " I wonder why we live longer than men" "yeah its weird" men :

[@user-nq8sw4ni5x]

I was horrified for him, like I adore these creatures but even still those things are freakin terrifying yet adorable

[@AdventureswithLandon]

I’m not even surprised that you did the challenge with the Blue Ringed Octopus. It was amazing to see Miller here also. Blue Ringed Octopuses are absolutely beautiful. Stay safe

[@JH-dr4xo]

Yoo shoutout Miller Wilson! He has a great KZbin channel as well. I was not expecting this collab today.

[@loglad5394]

Mark may actually somehow be the bravest of the entire wilderness at this point

[@yashneilmadrira3086]

Dont forget the legen Coyote

[@tapio83]

There's a very thin line between bravery and....

[@serolero324]

Every living being on earth existing. This little blue ringed fellow: SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH

[@wherefancytakesme]

Me: Maybe I _will_ go to Australia... Mark: The initial bite is unnoticeable and the symptoms are hard to tell apart from panic attacks. Me: Nevermind.

[@sweatypiper42]

What's next box jellyfish? mark: writes idea down

[@desiree911]

I'm taking my first trip to Australia in March. We are visiting as many wildlife parks as possible! Thank you for sharing these amazing creatures with us, especially the dangerous ones that I'm curious about but don't ever want to run into in real life. At least if I do, I'll have the knowledge to steer clear of it! 🤗

[@beasyphone]

I had a pop up book as a kid ( maybe 5 or 6 yrs old) "deadliest creatures" , had a black widow, monocle cobra, and the last page was a blue ringed octopus, accompanied by stories the BR was about an Australian surfer that picked one up as it was beautiful and dropped dead walking up the beach...that book messed me up man lol. I collect venemous snakes and rare tree tarantulas, have an american alligator i take on leashed walks , and have had some pretty serious saltwater setups...THANKS MOM!!!! youve cost me about 300k over the years lol😅 Oh, and -> SICK VIDEO BROTHER

[@murry001]

You can tell he's nervous AF shaking whilst holding the cube 0_0 totally understandable

[@jolohe11]

I honestly never saw a octopus or squid but mark lets me see this and Coyote and mark gives us a very educational life’s lesson just to observe from a very safe space and they show us what happens if u mess with it

[@Noname-ns2md]

I saw this video and thought damn they're really upping the danger level now. 😂 video title: "how long can I survive a blue ringed octopus bite"

[@PeterPeter-rl9vn]

He’s trying to die at this point.

[@Willzyx88]

There's no value in touching it. At least the stings are interesting. But this is like massaging a sea snake.

[@mels_life1]

Genuinely enjoy the subtle differences from Mark and Coyote’s hosting. It is a very good contrast to the channel’s videos ❤ love from Puerto Rico P.S. when are you guys coming to P.R. To film the coqui?😂

[@janakaprashath]

Octopus is a very intelligent and beautiful animal. Bring another amezing video, thank friend

[@2C-nh6je]

I’ve been watching these guys since 2019 and I’m always entertained

[@craigk.235]

This is awesome! I didn't know that there are four varieties of Blue Ring Octopus, it was nice seeing that one. I guess you could have seen any of them.

[@har__tho]

When I was younger (definitely old enough to know better) my cousin and I went rock pooling at this exact spot. Within maybe 15 minutes we caught 2 or 3 blue lined octopus in a glass jar wanting to watch them light up. We knew they were pretty venomous and used sticks to coax them in but looking back it was incredibly dangerous (no gloves and wearing thongs). I've told a bunch of my friends this story so it's cool to have a BW video at the exact same spot for some proof!

[@DryDonut]

Nah Brave wilderness be giving me the answers to my science

[@user-bq7ct8yw7k]

Personally, by him deliberately touching it was asking for trouble although it was educational and informative. Really shouldn't mess with them or touch them. They are a very beautiful creature but deadly and should be appreciated by a distance to be safe.

[@dmidkif]

Man, it’s one thing to take a painful sting that it left untreated, could result from death. It’s another thing to risk taking a bite that basically could mean certain death.

[@FeltingFandom]

Yay, Miller is there too! Love his channel!

[@LifeOfEsteban]

The symptoms you felt is just a panic attack, I feel like that almost everyday when I get panic attacks, I have a disorder and it happens with fear of something, it's normal to feel numb and tingly and shortness in breath and Ect or sweats a nausea.. That just means you scared your own self to trigger a panic attack & they do feel like your dieing.

[@Apetitegirly]

He be describing what he is feeling while dying

[@ZidaneHamid]

These guys are risking their life for content. Though their content isnt as much fun as it was, its always a good day when brave wilderness uploads

[@funky555]

Growing up in the NT and as a kid i used to explore tidepools whenever we went to the beach, i've seen these beautiful creatures multiple times IRL. Its weird seeing them here