Catching CROCODILES and Surprise DEATH ADDERS! - AUSTRALIA Day 2

In this episode we finally get a proper day out in the bush, and it was epic! Monitors, death adders, pythons, and much more! Subscribe to see more of this series!
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[@jenn1234]

I just love your excitement about everything you guys are finding. That death adder that was hiding next to the bags was crazy camouflaged……they are very lucky! Another amazing video…..I hope you find your frilled lizard. Take care Will and friends!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏻

[@malcolmpayne9517]

Will continues to take us along on some very exciting herping adventures!!! Keep up the great work!!!💯

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks man!

[@brianfeeley6140]

Can't wait for the next Aussie episode! Cheers!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@brianfeeley6140 thanks! Working on it!

[@smetlogik]

When the compression bandages come out before anything else, stuff just got real. 5:48 I need an AZ bucket hat for 2025. Tawny a fav from childhood, how cool you got to see one. 12:07 🤣 Baby crocs, python, death adder (last one was 🔥) overload, overload. Don't know how you weren't absolutely freaking out every 5 min. So cool.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@smetlogik haha I was freaking out all trip, I barely slept!

[@smetlogik]

@@WillRobertsonsWildlife I half expected the ghost of Steve Irwin to appear in your video.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@smetlogik I wish

[@nepaleseman1010]

Those Death Adders were awesome Will. Thanks for the great blog. I am reliving my stay in Northern Australia.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks for watching! I’d go back in a heartbeat

[@CandysCritters]

I wish you were mentioning your locales so we could follow your trip on the map. You are covering a ton of real estate! 💜

[@ABOVEMYPAYGRADE410]

Will you have a great channel top 3 herping channels out in my opinion but what will make your channel much better is if every species you find you put the common name and scientific name and venomous or non-venomous on the screen it would make it so much better and help out your audience with learning and identifying species, but your videos are amazing especially the Suriname one I watched the whole thing. AMAZING WORK!!!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@ABOVEMYPAYGRADE410 thanks for the input! I should do that, I always forget to

[@TWHerping]

Who’s the other 2

[@Stop4ThemSneks]

Love those little crocs! Finding hatchling crocodilians of any sort is a big goal of mine!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

They are so neat!

[@QuehannaWildman]

AUSTRALIA!?!? SO EXCITING!!!!!

[@kid-herper]

Dude nice death adders! 🔥

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Gotta love them!

[@kid-herper]

@@WillRobertsonsWildlife Yep

[@erichtomanek4739]

Nibble Nobby's Nuts while cruisin' for Snakes! The Adder with the Tuning Fork design was quite nice too!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@erichtomanek4739 agreed!

[@casperfakkeldij273]

Great video Will! Such an amazing place!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks! agreed!

[@joshuahull9982]

You and Noah are my 2 favorite herping channels. It's awesome that y'all get to leave the United States sometimes and get to see reptiles and amphibians from different parts of the world. A friend of mine in Pennsylvania has a few captive bred death adders and their venom does take down mice extremely quickly.

[@Bryan-cs9to]

I would so try to swim with the Monitors. Awesome stuff Will many thanks for sharing!!!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Haha, I should have!

[@scottuzarowski3629]

Just beyond cool bro!! Absolute dream trip!!!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@scottuzarowski3629 thanks, it was a dream come true!

[@chetchurchill9524]

Indeed, Scott!

[@erikadowdy2382]

The scales on some of these snakes are wicked! The shapes are always different. Very cool

[@KyleWessels-c8z]

Seeing this first thing Sunday morning. Thanks, Will. Be safe.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@TwitterHandIe]

Waking up to see day 2, loving life right now 🙌

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

haha thanks!

[@codymullikin1522]

This is the best episode yet ❤

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@codymullikin1522 thanks! Hopefully they keep getting better! Lots of cool stuff on the way

[@crystalphorcecreations1170]

uggh im jealous lol australia has such a beautiful diversity of animals!!! you are very lucky and I hope that you enjoyed your trip!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@RichardYingling501]

This trip is so dope! I can't wait to see what is next. Richard and Heather from Arkansas

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@robgarnett3767]

Unbelievable love these videos very beautiful but dangerous place!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@clivesimpson-wells5952]

Brilliant video , thanks so much. UK

[@laurenwybacz1479]

Hun i love the crocodiles so cute and the snakes 🐍 ❤

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks for watching!

[@FinnHendrie]

I don't know how Jesse spotted that Deathy haha, sweet vid as always man!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Another herper that was coincidentally also swimming there spotted that death adder!

[@FinnHendrie]

@@WillRobertsonsWildlife Oh huh, really a coincidence then, awesome find nonetheless

[@zade8586]

Keep up the amazing work! Inspiring stuff

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks for watching!

[@GrantsLawnCare802]

Loving this series very awesome stuff

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@BobFergusonsFascinature]

About a year ago, I started a "must see before I die" list (as compared to my "want to see" list). I've had no Australian animals on it, probably because I just haven't given it much thought. You're helping me build that out. I've already added kangaroo, death adder, frilled lizard, and tawny frogmouth to the list. That frogmouth might have been the coolest thing - sue me.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@BobFergusonsFascinature we saw tons of the frogmouths, and I did think they were super cool!

[@BobFergusonsFascinature]

@@WillRobertsonsWildlife oh that's good to know they're a bit common!

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@BobFergusonsFascinature very in the right areas

[@Nvenus27]

4:15 Easy way to end a trip or a life. Please be careful Will.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@Nvenus27 always gotta keep an eye out!

[@3251JOE]

Hey Will. What specie was the DOR?

[@Stop4ThemSneks]

Looked like a cat-eyed snake, but I don’t know if there’s anything like that in Australia.

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

A boiga species called a brown tree snake. In this area they are known as night tigers due to the color phase in this area

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Death adders are among my favorite Australian snakes. You found many amazing specimens there. Also nice monitors, python, frilled dragon and cute hatchling crocs. The keelback is the only natricine of Australia. The legless lizard is in fact a legless gecko, and she will probably lay two eggs like most geckos. Monitors are in fact mildly venomous. But how did you find other herpers by chance? Do they congregate like in the US? I thought that this is risky in Australia, where many wildlife protection extremists who are against herping and handling exist.

[@Frmpgy]

amazing🎉

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Thanks!

[@hunterbergman6453]

Awesomeness!!

[@jimc6687]

They have Sandhill cranes down under?? Really?! I had no idea and these beauties are some of my favorite birds!

[@halfbro]

Different species, but similar :)

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

@@jimc6687 a different species- I’m blanking on the name atm

[@HeraWati-fx6ft]

kalo di Indonesia beda cerita tuh😂😂😂😂

[@juelz713]

Cool video, but I would not be wearing flip flops out there

[@WillRobertsonsWildlife]

Haha, not recommended!

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

koala is small and kangaroo is so unique