How DEADLY Is The BITE Of The DEATH ADDER?

[@scoggzap]

Jack ive been subscribed to your channel for quite a while now, and I've got to say that I NEVER get tired of watching your content. Always look forward to your uploads!

[@noahlorenzen7977]

Very interesting video, Jack! I didn't know about this snake species. Appreciate the work you put in.

[@jamesbeitia1353]

Thanks for all the videos Jack, I really enjoy them. Have a Happy New Year!!!

[@joeylowell293]

great show Jack that snake is very cool it did not seem to worried about you at all like most of the other snakes like it,

[@rolandreedii5939]

Other Wildlife Communities: Please stop before something goes terribly wrong. Mfs in Jack's comment section: A theoretical educational video is false advertisement. We want violence!

[@bobdenton1]

Jack, is that the most difficult snake 🐍 you ever handled? You really know what you’re doing!

[@marissafoster1755]

I love learning new things from your videos. 😊

[@lellamas2778]

hey Jack. Australia appreciates your love of her wildlife

[@agesflow6815]

Thank you, Jack. Have a Happy New Year!

[@jgscatsandthings5208]

I'm enjoying the Australian series. I find Australian creatures fascinating. A friend i chat to, mentions about the huntsman that come into his house. I'd love that, since they would get rid of the annoying bugs, since they are currently in their summer.

[@Lyonheart78]

Most houses here have a huntsman or two of some species hanging out in the house, and some redbacks in the shed 😂

[@jgscatsandthings5208]

@Lyonheart78 that's pretty cool.

[@baabaabaa-El]

I've got a Huntsman, he's usually walking around on the ceiling, they're fine.. it's when you come home and find 400 babies! I've got Redbacks in the power box, but the electricity bloke can deal with them!

[@Lyonheart78]

@@jgscatsandthings5208 we get a LOT of flies and Mozzies here in summer time, the huntsman’s are fantastic pest control

[@edithaviland8461]

I like your approach towards deadly creatures. Please stay careful. They are called wild animals for a reason

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

Great video! Very interesting and informative!

[@scoggzap]

Please keep on keeping on as is.

[@HorrorPrincess7]

Great video!!!!!

[@Lyonheart78]

My Nan had one in her yard in Gosford (where the reptile park used to be) and it would NoT move, stood its ground, but surprisingly we don’t see much of them, red belly blacks are prob the most common, one was swimming in our local pond the other day after the duck eggs (I live half an hour from the reptile park)

[@terrifiedtomatosauce1964]

As a 10 year old in Sydney I had my one and only encounter with a Death Adder. My friend and I were in the bush at the end of our street. My mate had just found a new cave and I was hurrying down the rock to get to the entrance. On my way I jumped down between 2 rocks approx 3 feet high into a bunch of leaf litter. As I got my footing I heard the slightest hiss. I calmly looked down to see my left foot had landed 2 inches from the fattest coiled D.A 's head. I can next remember being back on top of one of those 3ft rocks. Adrenaline had kicked in and I vertically escaped. Another inch and I would have been tagged. I concur that they, though deadly are very forgiving compared to Browns and Taipans etc. Accurate portrayal imho.🐍

[@pyramo3170]

Man I haven't heard about these since I watched Wild Recon as a kid. Crazy to see this pop up in my feed today! While this is a dangerous animal, I'm glad to see that you aren't quaking in fear or really highlighting that for the sake of drama on camera. That said, if I want to handle a snake I might stick to the garters at home or my ball python...

[@bugman7579]

Well done, Jack!

[@peterelliott7333]

Funny how much Copperheads and Timber Rattlers. Act like a death Adder

[@Ducatirati]

Their fangs do move foward a bit they bite over and down there awesome, Ric

[@peterelliott7333]

Hope everyone had a great Christmas

[@Gnaupot]

I would love to learn about Dead adders cousin puff adder, always wanted to because of the sound it makes, so intimidating….!

[@YunxiaoChu]

Not closely related

[@Gnaupot]

@@YunxiaoChu Just a saying but would like to see it :D

[@KeithNovember]

At 8:25 Raphael of the Ninja Turtles is hiding Dead center of the death adder!

[@PandamaticBreakcore]

My friend stepped on one of these by accident. It just fled into the bushes, not exactly an aggro species

[@afrog2666]

Luck and luck alone, same reason most herpetologists are still alive lol, they just didn`t meet the cranky one.

[@1legend517]

They only really attack you if you step on them or something like that and that's a problem because they stay still and don't flee.

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

I'd like to have seen an example of how fast his striking is on an inanimate object of some sort, then do it slow mo. But it doesn't sound like he is keen on biting, anyway.

[@KipKil1igan]

go find an Irukandji they're in season atm. Tickle yourself with the gympie gympie plant while youre at it

[@Shifty69569]

If I don’t see a bite I’m gonna riot!

[@wiseeagle8724]

While I find the content interesting enough the repetitiousness of the same pictures and words over and over again makes it so boring that the only thing to do is turn it off. Which is what I did.

[@1legend517]

Their viper like appearance and lifestyle is a result of convergent evolution.

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

That’s right!

[@andyoke50]

Thanks Jack, Happy Holidaze

[@crayzeape2230]

In Aus, some of us keep death adders as pets (legally).

[@johnwood441]

We vacationed with friends in Perth from Texas. We bought those huge ziplock plastic bags and stored our shoes in them.

[@raymondchahine]

I'd love to see you do a video in the natural habitat of 2 very defensive snakes we have here, the coastal taipan and the eastern brown snake, now they're very very defensive snakes

[@edithaviland8461]

Some might have some strange behavior nobody on Earth can comprehend

[@JuanManuelCaballeroParej-vy1xt]

Observo que una característica más que comparte con las víboras genuinas son sus ojos romboidales...puede tratarse en su conjunto un caso de evolución convergente, tal vez?

[@Ducatirati]

They say ppl who have been bitten go into a state of euphoria, and seem oblivious to the situation, and try to stop help at times , and i have heard it said , not sure , but a second bite is amost always fatal , but that's the talk , cheers their fang do move foward a bit, watch one bite ultra slow you'll see how it strikes , awesome they are . R

[@bradleywilkinson8882]

The blue tongue lizard has the same stripey look& hiss like a snake to try to scare, as a last resort.

[@Ducatirati]

It's been an Australian folk story I've heard over the years , they say a 2nd bite from a Death Adder is fatal , don't take my word for that , but I've heard it 100 times over 50 plus yrs .. R

[@AshitakaYakul]

You sure repeated the same information a whole lot during the video. Seems like this could have been a 4 minute video. Def a waste of time

[@MrMickthemonster]

🎵don't ever step on a snake or you're Making a big mistake for the sake of your protection I suggest you take direction get out of there for good for goodness sake don't ever stop on a snake the surprise may be more than he can take and you'd feel the same way too if someone stepped on you while you're lying in the sunshine half awake. Be kind to ol Joe Blake and never ever step on a snake 🎵

[@glennwalker2996]

It is the fasted striking on earth! Gaboon second! And the costal/papuan taipans and eastern brown are most dangerous snakes on earth not the black mamba! Speed but mainly venom toxicity! You will die in 20 mins if you get a bad bite! Stay safe and respect these animals and enjoy there beauty! God bless all! 🙏🕊🩵

[@oldcars46]

Why don't you do a show on snakes that are venomous but not dangerous to humans like the Knight snake in the state of Washington

[@jefism]

Algorithm bro

[@Ducatirati]

6th deadliest snake be careful

[@Kamall_Yahya]

.Banded Malayan Coral Snake please...

[@troutymctrouttrout3809]

Thas' a pretty snake!

[@hypercubemaster2729]

Aww, I actually think they're kinda cute. 😄

[@Gislileet]

“Some of the” count: 327

[@YunxiaoChu]

Get stung by a blue banded bee

[@JO-kp6lk]

Well, if it kills you, then that would be considered fairly deadly !

[@bikerguy5829]

you look like John Stossel

[@mackdog3270]

LoL the clue's in the name

[@josephpacelli3691]

They rather use their venom to catch their prey

[@g0dofimmortality]

First!

[@jf752]

ask steve irwin how it goes... chasing animals. RIP because he was cool

[@justinblake420]

Most iconic venomous species in Australia... c'mon pull the other one.. western brown eastern brown southern tiger eastern tiger western tiger king brown inland taipan coastal taipan copperhead red belly black snake blue belly black snake tree tiger snake ranges tipa

[@brucecook502]

😎

[@danielfranzschicker6571]

🎉👍🐍

[@SMS2884]

Well you can't keep making videos without the bite. That's just clickbait at this point. How deadly is a box jellyfish? How deadly is a Black Mamba bite? Come on now. Gotta step it up from a little Bullet Ant.

[@mojoszoo]

bro hes not dying just for few clicks..

[@walewiadr0155]

⁠a bunch of money* not clicks

[@bugman7579]

Sarcasm folks… Sarcasm 😅

[@SMS2884]

@@bugman7579 lol I know right? 🤣

[@Shifty69569]

@@mojoszoojack isn’t thinking about us!

[@learjet55c]

first

[@Condorman1]

You spent 15 minutes talking about the death adders strike speed and venom yet all you did was play and replay a few video clips you probably found on uTube. And not one clip showed us the adders strike speed. How lame.

[@bugman7579]

14th

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

Thanks, Jack. I'll watch this one with some sense of peace, under the assumption that it won't be a bite video. 😂 ✨️🎉✨️ Happy New Year! ✨️🎉✨️ I wish you great health, SAFETY, happiness and success in 2025.

[@NickyBlue99]

He got bit at the end of the video