Which Snake Could Crush A Human? Steve Backshall Answers Your Questions | Honesty Box

[@LADbible]

Killer Crocs with Steve Backshall. Stream the Channel 5 Series Now on My5 -> www.channel5.com/show/killer-crocs-with-steve-backshall

[@cvspvr]

steve backshall? more like... steve ballsack

[@alpatl]

Once I was on a hike and thought I saw Steve Backshall walk past me. I kept walking for a while before I decided I had to see if it was him and say hi. I ran back on myself for about a mile before I reached the guy. It wasn't Steve Backshall but I guess I learned that day that I'd run a mile to meet him if I could.

[@saniainez]

That is one entertaining story 😂

[@singerpour6946]

They should turn this into a film

[@JPF1878]

😂😂😂

[@chalky89]

​@@singerpour6946 they did, Forrest Gump 😂

[@yeh4665]

Ok

[@westlarper]

deadly 60 was a legendary show, glad you had an episode with steve

[@RandomReelz.]

❤

[@gamerboyxl762]

❤

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

Think I've still got one of the books they did

[@scdl-m2z]

deadly 60 was so sick

[@scdl-m2z]

⁠@@wallythewondercorncake8657same!

[@yessi1585]

When Steve Irwin passed, I turned to Steve Backshall when I was a kid, to keep up my interest in nature and animals. I was obsessed with the program Deadly 60!

[@gabrieljenkins2970]

Same here! Deadly 60 was awesome!

[@akaSimplex]

@@gabrieljenkins2970Same. I remember Steve and Nick Baker having a show together

[@c_holding8564]

Same mate

[@dscrappylocogolani9555]

Yeah, he's pretty awesome. I had no idea he existed until I happened upon this video by chance. Love his sense of humor.... Gonna find his old show

[@misanthrophex]

I never knew about this Steve. I think I may have found some gold today hah

[@quadrantalerror1121]

I used to watch this guy on Deadly 60 almost everyday, massive part of my childhood

[@amygow3434]

Me too! Made me feel so old the nostalgia is amazing

[@dylanchua5197]

Same

[@MilanGP]

Everyone here will be excited to know he’s making a new series. Series 5, I saw the announcement on Steve’s Twitter account.

[@soniquesmith6397]

“This is a blue tongued skink. He’s called that because he has a blue tongue, and he’s a skink.” Idk why but I laughed so hard at that 😂

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

In Dutch a unicorn is literally just called a "one horn". Ik if you break down the English word it means that too, but at least we put some effort into it.

[@sambelinakelly6439]

In the reptile keeper world they're known as potato loool they're a very potatoish lizard lol

[@Enraged-Gecko]

@@sambelinakelly6439A very adorable potato. Skinks are cool little lizards.

[@sambelinakelly6439]

@@Enraged-Gecko they're ace x

[@bestintheworld568]

I, for one, am glad he clarified that. I thought it was a horse at first.

[@izzilarkins3949]

steve backshall was the reason i got bitten by an adder at thirteen years old and had to lie to my family and multiple local news sites about the origin of my bite. turns out that picking up snakes isn't actually as easy as he always made it look. legend.

[@Gndlf_TheOrange]

😂

[@mistakemcgee2807]

LOVE this story omg 💀💀💀

[@ImJimmyC]

What did you tell them?

[@benankers4318]

I couldn't believe this was true and I googled it. It's true! 🤣

[@IanPhillipsWildlife]

I had kept adder for a few weeks as a kid, I convinced my mum it was a slow worm!

[@Dearden91]

That transition from him talking about how sad it is that an animal will be extinct soon to Tim Peake talking about farting in space is wild

[@LeCharles07]

I feel like a pause for impact was called for.

[@gtsekar]

I love this guy man, happy you did a video on him. Was my childhood watching Deadly 60

[@tazzyanderson1192]

I was not expecting the story about swimming naked with sharks to start with "when I did a program for kids" 😳🤣

[@D.Appeltofft]

Anything for the kids.

[@PeterJones-vk2xj]

I met Steve while i was on holiday 2 years ago. He stepped off a wildlife watching boat while i was kayaking around. I thought he looked like Steve but i had no idea it was really him. We met him in the pub later that evening, him, his wife, and his kids. As youd imagine, they were all lovely. This man was my childhood 🙌

[@vrenibowe]

Aw man, my partner would have loved that! When she went to uni doing animal biology, everyone would talk about David Attenborough. But her go-to was Steve.

[@holliekendall7897]

Love this. I grew up watching deadly 60 and very nearly went to Bangor University in Wales to do a degree on zoology with a focus in primatology, where steve backshall would have been one of the lecturers

[@portaldolphin13]

I love orangutans! what did you do at alevels

[@holliekendall7897]

@@portaldolphin13 I did psychology, maths and Btec science

[@supereliteZero]

What stopped you from going?

[@nazirkazi2588]

I very nearly did too. In fact, you could say I very nearly did loads of stuff.

[@jt8643]

I’m a student at Bangor currently studying zoology with primatology. I’d really recommend it if you get the chance :)

[@Hari-Harmonies]

I've never known someone's voice could be considered nostalgic, this man is such a wonderful person for revealing to young people how brilliant the natural world is. Thank you for making me a nature nerd, Steve.

[@antc9819]

No one can replace Steve Irwin but Steve is just as lovely of a bloke with a huge passion just the same for wildlife.

[@jackwhitbread4583]

Robert Irwin has been continuing his father's work in conservation for years.

[@nathanx2928]

Steve Backshall is an absolute legend! Seems like the nicest bloke you could ever meet 🥺

[@livwinter441]

Melts my heart that I’m still watching Steve teach me about animals. Thank you for this.

[@Stuey1221]

Backshall is really entertaining. He's a great go between, between Steve Irwin and someone like Attenborough. He gives enough detail to keep an adult's attention and is enthusiastic enough to keep kids entertained too.

[@samalam98]

Steve Backshall is and always will be a legend in my eyes. From Deadly 60 to Expedition with Steve Backshall, all of his shows were always so engaging and exciting thanks to his raw enthusiasm and passion. Being born in 1998, for me, he picked up the torch from Steve Irwin (RIP Absolute legend too🙏🏼) when he tragically lost his life, and brought interesing, exciting educational nature content to our screens once again. Shows like these helped me to understand there is an extreme wealth of life beyond the human world we often pay too much of our attention to instead. Much respect Steve!❤️😎

[@dominikpalusz9221]

i remember watching him on a cbbc show called deadly 60. so fascinating to see all the awesome creatures and a great influence when I was younger.

[@darksidecowboy2383]

Couldn’t click on this fast enough. Absolutely fascinating!

[@bravosierra2447]

He has such an engaging & magnetic personality. what he has done to raise the awareness of wild animals around the world is an important community service.

[@mikesanborn4541]

Loved his appearance on "would I lie to you?", and on a side note, never realized the man was a brick house!

[@ninjasonmylawn25]

Bob Mortimer's owl story was madness and I think he would have gotten away with it if Steve weren't on the panel.

[@Dob_Ogurt]

Yeah he was a big dude on deadly 60

[@joepenrose1]

Steve "the legend" backshall.....love this guy 😊

[@Tom1k9]

Had the pleasure of meeting steve when i was a kid on the Isles of Scilly. I loved deadly 60 growing up and word spread around the island so fast that he was there filming something. From memory he was clearly in the middle of something, but he still took the time to stop what he was doing to take a picture with us. I was probably 9 then and i'm 24 now and still remember how kind he was to this day.

[@deveshkumar-vm7bb]

Some of most dangerous animals country wise. USA: Crocs and rattlesnake Africa: Black mamba and hippos India: King cobra and Bengal tiger Australia: Sharks and spiders UK: Cows

[@fqfgecngacbgeagbd2146]

Love the country of Africa gotta say

[@danielsmith9476]

I love this man hes such a good bloke its one of the unique things in celebrities and showbiz that wildlife celebrities almost always stay true to themselves and just generally decent people

[@ShaunLevett]

Fair play to Steve for managing to keep his top on this whole video. Every time he’s on tv he’ll whip the pecs out at the first opportunity.

[@acenitro7842]

steve looks like a jacked gordon ramsay 😂

[@katrabbit]

"I'm a nice guy" _Makes up horrific torture for his enemy_ 😂👀

[@fordy224]

Love this guy, Could listen to him all day. A true Gent.

[@IanPhillipsWildlife]

Totally agree!

[@WaltRBuck]

I never realized just how powerful a cow was until I visited a dairy farm. The bulls were very obviously massive and powerful, but when I saw the cow up close, I was quite literally shocked at just how massive and strong they were, and when a cow had a calve nearby, they watched every little thing you did intently.

[@o0odettee]

steve and deadly 60 was my absolute childhood i absolutely love this man 💗

[@adam-byrne]

I always used to watch him when I came back from school, what a legend.

[@JimmySands-pd7xt]

How can you not love this man

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Surely a Steve Backshall should have 60 million views

[@kandneeko]

I just got a job as an animal presenter! I’m currently being trained in animal handling and I’m loving it so far. I get so giddy that I get to work with animals everyday🥲😊

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

That's awesome, enjoy!

[@felixhenson9926]

That's so exciting for you! I'm jealous haha

[@dianewilliams844]

Love your unique style, never change!

[@LilyGrace95]

Grew up watching Steve on the Really Wild Show when I was a kid. Always loved him, he's got so much enthusiasm 😊

[@keenanwhitham4920]

The thought of a black mamba running at you like a basilisk lizard is nightmare fuel.

[@garethshore3217]

Knowledgeable and personable. Good work, Steve!

[@diekrahe.]

I remember that episode with the bullet ant gloves. My respect for Steve is immeasurable

[@ÉdouardBrasseur]

It must be sooooo painful

[@IPxDeeKo]

Please do another one of these, brilliant video 👍🏻

[@sunnyquinn3888]

Here's a key for remembering how to react to a bear encounter: If it's black, fight back If it's brown, lie down If it's white, say goodnight

[@Siddy22]

This guy was literally my childhood. I used to watch him all the time on deadly 60.

[@jackcook3981]

Used to watch this guy non stop as a kid proper throwback

[@Christian988.]

Steve Backshall might not be as iconic as the Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin but he did a decent job and deadly 60 was a great show back in the day when I was a kid. I would love to have seen a crossover episode between Steve Backshall and Steve Irwin the two Steve Wildmen tackling dangerous animals together.

[@loriemerns5741]

wow! I'd watch Deadly 60 before school in the mornings...Steven Backshall is such an eloquent and empathetic man, I wish him and his family nothing but the best.

[@x0xShivix0x]

So nostalgic looking at Steve Backshall, I remember ever Saturday at 8am watching him on Deadly 60. He is such an amazing man 😊

[@Velaxity]

Steve Backshall. What a bloke! Good to see he's still doing well.

[@sethno1ram1]

I'm 43 and love this dude

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

I was amazed when he showed the 'leftover' legs on that snake

[@jackwhitbread4583]

Why? It's common knowledge they evolved from lizards and have vestigial legs.

[@geniusphil1]

I love Steve Backshall. Could listen to him all day!

[@madcatter972]

So good I watched twice & am left wanting more. Could you bring this fella back again?

[@iboughtthishouse]

Best episode yet!!!

[@user-sm2bf9mu7z]

I loved this guy as a kid. Steve backshall deadly 60 was amazing. The memories

[@BengalBoy16]

Steve Backshall was such a big part of my childhood, alongside David Attenborough and Chris Peckham

[@whoami1654]

I'm only 11 minutes in and I'm fixated. Love science and nature

[@michelleliucee]

I’m from America and have sadly never heard of this man until now. Thank you for this video. Going to see if I can find episodes of Deadly 60 now. 🙌🏼

[@GNIC12.]

The video we didn't know we needed that WE NEEDED

[@RBafc]

Was absolutely obsessed with deadly 60 when I was younger, what an absolute legend!

[@dannygallaghermisc7593]

Love Steve Backshall!! What a legend!

[@rachelw345]

Omg I love this guy, Deadly 60 was my favourite show as a child 😍

[@dwizz4391]

Deadly 60 was my childhood and why I love animals so much today!

[@RedEyeDefence]

Britain's answer to Steve Irwin love hearing from backshall

[@tazzyanderson1192]

Steve Backshall seems like such a legend and chilled guy! If you're ever in South Africa I would love to sit around a braai and talk for hours on end with you!

[@P2036]

Glad to see Steve’s, doing well i grew up watching deadly 60 and he still makes animals as interesting as ever

[@ÉdouardBrasseur]

"its open to the girls but they never do because they think its stupid" I like their thinking lol

[@jameswil15213]

Steve is so cute! The joy he exudes from the animals and stories he tell is heartwarming and inspiring.

[@imanishay]

Love Steve been watching him over 20 years remember the deadly 60 when I was a child

[@Jesse-se2fu]

I love Steve so much i watched deadly 60 as a kid he’s one of my favourite ppl i love how he’s still doing well

[@Mandrilled]

if theres a kids tv host i would absolutely love to meet, its steve. i remember watching deadly 60 before school most days, and the love and fascination he has with the animal kingdom is so infectious. even though ive grown up watching him for years, id love to go for a pint with the guy. i dont even drink beer

[@irissupercoolsy]

10:55 George!

[@fxn_gaming1513]

What a guy Steve is!! Can really see his passion for animals

[@D4n1t0o]

Always loved this guy.

[@ianp1986]

“This is a blue tongued skink and he got that name because he’s got a blue tongue and he’s a skink” 😂😂😂 I was in a taxi in London once and the driver said he had Steve in his cab once and he’s a really nice bloke. Absolutely ripped too 😂

[@jordanwillrog]

What a gem of a man his parents must be proud

[@serwalkerofthekeynes8761]

I still remember watching the bullet ant ritual.. I was maybe 14 or 15 at the time and absolutely adored Steve for his animal related stuff. But that ritual was a different playground, I thought to myself "na, Steve's got this". T'was madness to see! Much love everyone.

[@franceshurt3517]

thank you for giving us such an informative presentation!!

[@okaka5398]

Him, along with Jeremy Wade and Nigel Marven were a huge part of my childhood.

[@MB-fv4mf]

Love how the snake is chilling and seeing what’s happening whilst he’s talking.

[@sthlmfps]

love this guy such a legend !

[@Mel-nw2lv]

What an interesting guy, thoroughly enjoyed this ❤

[@nigeh5326]

Thanks for an excellent video 👍 Steve is a great presenter with a style that educates and entertains. I had never heard of a false widow spider here in Britain until now and I haven’t ever seen one but if I do I will keep my distance even though it’s bite isn’t that bad in comparison to other non native arachnids.

[@williamsimpson2777]

I loved Deadly 60 - even revisit it occasionally. Love your work Steve!

[@daftymcnumpty8198]

Steve is my fave wildlife presenter after Sir David Attenborough. Loved the croc programme Steve did when he was starstruck when he met Henry the massive croc. I think it's the same one linked in the description box, well worth checking out.

[@mrsleb]

Definitely had a crush on him when I was a teen watching his shows 😂

[@TheHappyhorus]

I watched Steve Backshall since I was about 15 and I have to say he is a idol of mine. Steve seems like the most likeable bloke in the world, he does seem like a top human being and for me the guy I’d choose after Attenborough as my fav wildlife guru.

[@Empathusiast]

Just like watching his Deadly 60 show back in the day, I didn't want this episode to end 😞 I've always admired hiw Steve can literally handle any kind of animal without fear or hesitation 👌

[@edwardfletcher7790]

The Aussie Blue Tongue lizard, they grow quite large and you find them in every garden, awesome little critters 👍

[@mendmywings7238]

Lol the girls thinking the ritual is stupid and avoiding it altogether and the boys going through that for no reason. Well not no reason but yk what i mean

[@danielanger1805]

Why are all wildlife people so charismatic and charming, that's what I wanna know

[@dshe8637]

I think most aren't 😂, but the presenters obviously are. Also if someone is talking about wildlife, that's really interesting itself

[@jxpowers]

This was brilliant, I love steve

[@Adonyx96]

20:48 The fact that somebody would ask that question is mind boggling to me.

[@omerlavian5120]

14:13 By far the classiest shitting story I've ever heard. The man's got a way with words!

[@rubycelica]

what an utterly delightful video! usually i only listen to youtube while doing something else on the side, but here i was all in with my attention, that's rare:)

[@scottpage2020]

This was a thoroughly entertaining and fascinating video. Learnt a lot from an absolute legend.

[@charlieharris7153]

omg that’s the python yoink guy is looking for!!!!!

[@tazzyanderson1192]

Props to the guy off camera handing Steve the animals! I would spend all day playing with the snakes and reptiles or mice, rats, mammals, but you could not pay me enough to calmly and casually hand someone a hairy spider or cockroach!

[@tdyerwestfield]

Best way to defend yourself against a bear? Without weapons, if a bear wants you dead, you're dead. That's a pretty simple reason why we don't co-habit with them.

[@veronicaligia]

Fun fact: in Brazil we say "jiboiar" that translates as " act like a boa constrictor" as a verb to describe the act of resting throughout digestion of copious amounts of food.

[@phil8516]

Steve and Tom Holland have the same voice 🤣