Hunting Australia's Most VENOMOUS Spiders! (Funnel-Web & RedBack)

On this adventure I attempt to track down the worlds most venomous spiders in the wild lands of Australia. We manage to track down a Funnel-Web Spider, Red-Back Spider, Freshwater Stonefish, and explore some remote creeks.
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[@MillerWilson]

Box Jellyfish next on the list ?!

[@JimmyNBA.]

hell yea

[@Roccothefisho]

Miller can you do a video looking look animals in the sunny coast river

[@Ben_Zinka-Nister]

Great Idea!👍👍👍👍😍

[@paytonbitzel4811]

thats a cool and unique spider ever a blue and red fanged spider

[@nsean479]

Either them or the Irukandji jellyfish but also the Cone snails.

[@summerrainsong7506]

I was bitten four times at once by a Black Widow. Symptoms are similar to a heart attack. I had trouble breathing, chest pain, nausea, sweating. When I made it to the Emergency Room I had a fever well over 105°. Every muscle in my body was screaming in agony, my tummy was in severe pain. I was given vial after vial of antivenom. I spent months in the hospital due to being paralyzed. I couldn't even breathe on my own. After months of intense therapy very slowly the feeling started returning. I still have issues with side effects. When I have a fever my legs suffer excruciating pain. And convulsions.

[@treason_0080]

That's brutal

[@jarrettptheog7949]

I came in the kitchen one day and my 4 year old was playing with one on his hand was so cute

[@MarkJenkins-t7y]

@@jarrettptheog7949lie

[@poower7]

That's pretty hectic what you say that happend to you. I did extremally lot of work with spiders with publications included and never heared, nor seen such a case. In the first place, most people(75%) bitten by L. mactans and other highly venomous Latrodectus species (most of them are actually not that harmful) do not get the sympthoms you mention, called latrodectism, so the bite with envenomation ended up with local pain, however, if you will suffer from latrodectism and get an antivenom, all cases I studied and I studied pretty much everything documented, do not ever go above 10 days. When it comes to not getting antivenom treatment, this can either end up with dying(still extremally rare) or with latrodectism elongeted up to weeks, but not months. Your case is super extraordinary. Any chance thst you got some medical documentation of it?

[@summerrainsong7506]

@@poower7 yes that's true, I had severe complications as well. The fact antivenom had to be flown in did not help. I was bitten on the upper chest while cleaning up Tornado Debris. I thought I had been stung at first. But it didn't take long to realize something much worse had happened. Trouble breathing, intense chest pain, sweating, nausea, by the time I got to the hospital a fever over 105. Doctors trying to figure out what happened. Blood work was done a toxicologist consulted and finally told it was a Black widow. 4 bites. So then antivenom had to be flown in. A serious infection requiring surgery drain tube and eventually skin grafts. But it was being paralyzed and life support that was so traumatic.

[@emileelizabethfx0]

Miller, your latest video is an absolute thrill ride through the wilds of Australia! Your daring quest to uncover the secrets of the world's most venomous spiders, the Funnel-Web and RedBack, left me on the edge of my seat the entire time! Your keen eye for adventure and exploration is unmatched, and your ability to capture the essence of each encounter is truly captivating. And stumbling upon a Freshwater Stonefish? Simply genius! Your videos are a beacon of excitement and discovery, and I eagerly anticipate each new adventure you share with us. Keep shining bright, Miller! ✨🕷️

[@isotechimages.9130]

The world is in a bad place and needs more young fellas like yourself Miller you are inspirational.

[@MillerWilson]

thanks mate - I am trying my best to give it a shot and make the world a better place - time will tell...slowly slowly

[@aaronconnectsworld]

Hey Miller I said before I love your videos I like how even with 1.5 million subscribers you take the time to like and comment on almost all the comments you get from people and the love you have for animals is amazing just stay safe brother these are dangerous animals.

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Miller buddy of this episode was really good really enjoyed it and that 🕷️ spider looks dangerous so cool 😎😊

[@markrusher8377]

Great documentary young man, you have presented your video well. My only point that I disagree is stepping on a stone fish it's my understanding that You have a good chance of dying if you don't get antivenom in time. You made it like a mild bee sting. However this is a great show and filmed it in a gorgeous setting. Wish I was there with fishing equipment..

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

I really like that waterfall Miller seemed very peaceful over there betta has really good fish in it what seems cool is probably to go swimming in it especially on a hot day so cool Miller 😊😊😊

[@lc7.shorts]

Did you know I found a funnel web and a redback in my pool in Queensland Sunshine Coast

[@udhh2619]

Someone should give this guy a television series deal

[@stevo3938]

I’d say he’s doing alright

[@ChristopherKummetz]

Once again, absolutely astounding adventure (AAA)!!! Been waiting for your newest video to drop. I like what you said about it being easy to live among all these dangerous creatures. I think the.only way to do that is have what you share with us…total respect for the animals. In the U.S. we have some pretty venomous animals too. Their everywhere and just as deadly. Their called politicians. lol. Anyway, thanks again Miller for the AAA!!!

[@Lockieoutdoors-jl9sx]

About 8 months ago I started watching your videos and became addicted Yk reptiles and snakes. I live on small property in nsw and I go looking for wildlife nearly every day all because of you. I’m 13 and one day I want to find a death adder cause it’s my favourite snake

[@GodlyCarnage]

Great video. In all my years did not know about there poisonous fresh water fish

[@johncopas8371]

Hey Miller, I was a big fan of Steve Irwins. He was my hero. I am enjoying your videos as much as I enjoyed his videos growing up. Great work buddy!!

[@TheMrLol1]

the fangs are red because it recently molted and it still fragile atm. correct me if im wrong please

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Must be really good water to drink nothing gets fresher than that😊😊

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Cool bro good job 🎉🎉🎉

[@MillerWilson]

Thanks 😁

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

@@MillerWilson cool bro

[@ranndomundead9112]

compression bandage for sure. Never apply a tourniquet to a venom wound unless you 100% want to lose that limb.

[@officialCHRISA]

Hey bro long time hope your well mate good to see you do a vieriety off animals that are all awesome didn't know why the blue octopus was so dangerous ,now I do I'm defo not going near any beaches soon.lol and spiders are a no no for me haha 😂hope u and the family all good bro well done again

[@bobhellier]

HI Miller mate is Box Jellyfish the same as a Portugese Man of War must be painful to stand on a Stonefish great video as always love the spiders are the spiders venom more painful than tarantula venom

[@OntherockNL]

Legend, thanks for the upload brother

[@MillerWilson]

Any time! thanks mate

[@thewichtarnproongsak8634]

Hi Miller wilson It's a very good clip. Saw beautiful animals and nature and gained knowledge.💚💚🌳🕷🥰🥰Fc ประเทศไทย

[@Zerephiehel]

ngl. i love spiders. very cute. I remember back in the day when i was young we would feed the wasp spiders on the field with selfcaught grasshoppsers. fun days

[@JacobKemp-nc8je]

nice video man keep up the good work

[@doublegbassin7215]

Awesome video bro love learning about these animals as always!

[@digitalsparky]

I sure hope you go that satellite locator beacon/phone I told ya to get :P. You can get PLB messengers for as little as $220 and $15/mo, which will use GPS location and satellite communication to get your message back to the aussie rescue coordination center - you can also send basic messages like what's wrong, and all that stuff, and talk with the medical teams. So if you do a lot of bushwalking, I 100% recommend getting one. (EBIRBs are mostly for marine, PLBs aren't technically emergency beacons, but they're the next best thing, and then you have the normal sat phones which cost a bit more to run but allows you to actually talk to people with voice).

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

We all like little turtle we thought it was amazing looking and how tiny it was Nancy loved it freshwater stonefish they are so cool looking😊😊

[@harrygallagher4125]

Miller, just a thought, but have you ever met Robert Irwin, Steve's son, who apparently is following in his father's footsteps as you would seem to like to do as well? Robert was, I think, only two or three when his father passed in 2006 which would seem to make him just about your age as well. Perhaps you might reach out to him and compare notes; possibly even collaborating on some future projects while becoming friends in the process. It would seem a natural fit! All the best to you, young man...and PLEASE be very careful with your naturalist career!

[@benhoyle7237]

Thanks miller can’t wait to watch

[@TV_Da_chocolate]

I like your video 😍😍

[@MillerWilson]

so cool to hear thanks

[@julianmcwey866]

I know a guy got bitten on the finger by a redback along way into the outback he had choice cut the finger off or die so he chopped it off !!

[@JRC1588]

And wtf 43.k views and only 1.7 likes bro 😎 … people need to smash that like button…….. 👇🏼let’s go guys hit the button this guy seriously out there risking everything for a video .. just the walk could of ended his life but hey there is a girl putting gas in a car with someone else’s song that’s pretty interesting with millions of likes 🤦🏻 something is broken in this world .. this was an epic video bro fr thank you .

[@milocta9123]

You should make a video about the missulena

[@tazyt3388]

bro full trigger for me hehe you mad bastard stay safe mate🍺🍺🍺

[@ravenfeader]

You know when Miller is getting serious because he wears boots.

[@jarrettptheog7949]

I watched this guy on here from the US he gets bit by a red back . He gets bit by all sorts of wasps and spiders it's kinda neat. Can't remember his channel though . You get to see the after math and appearsntly the spider can't inject enough venom to kill an ADULT human...appearantly

[@MillerWilson]

yes it has a lot to do with the injection of venom and their mood I guess - maybe Coyote Petersen?? he gets bit by alot of things?

[@jarrettptheog7949]

@MillerWilson wow you replied ! Super big fan me and my son watch you religiously! Love the content dude 👌 I did the research and it was "Jack's world of wildlife" he does some pretty neat videos where he gets bit by bullet ants and stuff very similar to coyote peterson but you get to see the,during and aftermath and he explains the symptoms, I believe he said he regrets doing the red back or black widow can't remember which he does because it was by far the worst he ever felt.

[@TristanBehrens]

Isn't the Brazilian Wandering Spider considered to be the most venomous in the world?

[@thehifimaster5618]

Cool video man, the only thing is the redback spider/s you were handling are female. Be that as it may, you have balls of steel my dude. Cant wait to see more content.

[@SPd.Triple]

Dude no shoes... seriously 😵‍💫

[@OpinionatedChicken59]

Um, I've been bitten by red backs like 4 times in my life most recently at work while lifting a plant into a customers car I stuck my finger under the lip of the pot and felt a sting and it doesn't barely hurt at all and I didn't feel sick or anything afterwards it just feels like an insignificant sting, then a weird numb sensation then nothing. Talk about overrated.

[@MillerWilson]

haha you are a red back magnet and maybe super human as well - well done cheers Miller

[@Isnotreal42]

Gday❤

[@ryker0ne]

I remember you mentioned deleting footage, Because of aussie laws or something? Also i believe you when you say it takes hours or days even film, edit, add sound etc... Do you save any of your outtakes?! And could you post on Patreon or wherever any "lost" footage saved... maybe on Patreon or Ko-fi web sites? I've read OZ is only getting more punitive along with the EU and Brazil when it comes to free speech/expression than ever. covid was just a test. I know you never get political on your channel.

[@kierra_mist]

Forgot to wipe be right back!

[@stormy_waters]

I’ve always been fascinated by Australia since it’s unique in the world for being a biogeographical island, as well as the other islands of Oceania, Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia. But what honestly terrifies me is everything on the island seems poisonous or toxic or wants to eat you. 🦘🐨🪃🌏🇦🇺

[@portshack3505]

I always am blown away from the quality of these videos. Its almost pure professionalism with the recording and everything. Great wildlife documentary type content, and im always excited to see another of your videos. Keep going man!

[@MillerWilson]

Wow, thank you! so cool to hear cheers Miller

[@youMatterItDoesGetBetter]

Remember the Discovery Channel? It's crazy how modern day KZbinrs can surpass that quality.

[@efunabra950]

I've just found this and I cannot agree with you more, even 8 years this guy has a natural talent

[@ninbendo360]

When we rented a place in St Ives, Northern Sydney, a few years ago we started seeing Sydney Funnel Webs frequently. Called a Spiderman and sent him through the pics of what we found in the kitchen etc. His response was honest and blunt, he said "mate I could take a couple hundred $ from you and spray outside etc, but no point, they will come back. Just don't put your hand in a dark hole or put shoes on you've left outside without checking first. Also they are great at controlling pests and no-one has died from them since 1996." Thanks sir now i have OCD checking everything lol.

[@baybozos]

Crazy bro

[@toyama307]

isn't it 1981 or something when antivenom was made?

[@baybozos]

@@toyama307 yeah

[@ninbendo360]

@@toyama307 Just googled it, 1979.... At least old mate was honest about the $$$ lol.

[@xXOpticThreatXx]

You should be thanking him it’s likely in another country they woulda come took your money and not told you they would comeback and therefore you wouldn’t be checking shoes ect

[@Wiiggz]

Mans just walking through the jungle bare foot talking about deadly spiders and what not else is in there 😂

[@johnnewman366]

Let’s put the whole “everything in Australia is trying to kill you”, especially spiders and snakes, into perspective. Some Australian facts: * On average, there are only TWO deaths per year from snake bite (from a population of almost 27 million). * In the last 40+ years there has only been ONE recorded death in Australia from spider bite. *If you are unlucky enough to get bit, anti venom is very widely available. Meanwhile in the USA: * There were approx 640 mass shootings in the USA in 2023 (mass shooting = 4 or more people shot, either killed or wounded). *That works out to approx 1.75 mass shootings per day. * There were 40,000+ firearm related death in the USA in 2023. * In the USA there are MORE firearms than people! Being an Aussie, guess which country I’m going to be safer in? And it ain’t Merica!! Cheers,

[@stevemiller4885]

freaking barefoot in Australia

[@jarrettptheog7949]

Yeh, he's the goat. True with nature that way. I watch field days and another Australian survival dude. Who spears fish and stuff 🤔 these guys are so entertaining !

[@gettimabodybag6213]

@@jarrettptheog7949 Is the other Aussie who spear fishes, catch n cooks etc the channel YBS Youngbloods & the fellas name is Brodie?

[@jarrettptheog7949]

@gettimabodybag6213 I did some back tracking the one guy I forgot was "survival beast" he doesn't post much anymore. But that was a good one. Oh and I forgot to mention "wade papanefus" love watching these guys

[@gettimabodybag6213]

@@jarrettptheog7949 I watch survival beast too mate. If you love that kinda thing, then please let me direct you to other great Aussie survival channels. Look up YBS Youngbloods trust me mate, you won't be disappointed.

[@Gregm-l9r]

Awesome vid Miller. Thanks for showing us what NOT to get bitten by . Love you channel.

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

I can't get over how big the spiders get they look like a lot like a Black widow WOW I couldn't get over how I was ready to attack😊😊

[@MillerWilson]

yes they are war spiders for sure haha

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

@@MillerWilson so cool Miller

[@pamelacrawford4105]

I always get creeped out about Spiders. But I love to see them. I went to Australia years ago with my husband. We first spent a few days in Sydney then we went to Cape Tribulation for about 4 Gladys I believe. Then we went to Cairns. We went out on a catamaran to Michales Cay. I sat there in the sand while my husband snorkeled the Great Barrier Reef. I had bird poo all over me. We left my wheelchair on the boat. Then we went on a submarine. It was tricky for us getting in it but we did. Was really good cool! Anyways did lots more things. But I was never scared of spiders or snakes. I held a baby snake that was handed to me to hold. At Cape Tribulation in the building where we had dinner. You look up at the ceiling there were huge spider balls everywhere. I loved seeing everything. At one place a fox bat climbed on me. It was a kind of a zoo in Cairns. He was really cute. I had forgotten how big the funnel spider is. Really cool to look at. Look forward to your next video. 😊😊😊

[@sonyavincent7450]

The funnel web is a big scary looking spider that looks like it wants to kill you. Very common in Sydney.

[@JSugianto24]

Hey Miller! I thought the Brazilian Wandering Spider was more venomous than the Sydney funnel web?

[@MillerWilson]

yes I think the jury is out depending on what study you read and what the criteria is for determination - I vote Sydney Funnel Web !

[@kiki29073]

Are the red backs a type of Widow spider like we have in North America? I was bitten by a black widow a couple years ago and nearly lost my leg and almost died from it.

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

It's amazing here in Florida we have mullet as well I love to eat them they're actually real good when they're fresh Nancy my wife really liked this episode😊😊😊😊

[@TravFletch]

All I see are brown spiders so that means they’re all brown recluses 🙅🏼‍♂️🤣 not a wolf spider or any other it’s a brown recluse, a nope for me.

[@smurfie8412]

Sometimes when I close my eyes I can't see

[@MillerWilson]

I went to the doctor as I had broken my arm in two places - the doctor said stop going back to those two places haha

[@SoultalkOG]

When I close my eyes all I see is whiteness

[@smurfie8412]

@@MillerWilson lololol

[@smurfie8412]

@@SoultalkOG because you painted your eyelids white

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

The freshwater stonefish you guys got looks a lot like our scorpion fish here in Florida they're a little red though and very venomous😊😊

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

That waterfall must be real nice to go swimming in inside that water must be nice and cool so amazing the red back spiders are so amazing looking for sure though you do not want to get bitten by that spider 🕷️😊

[@TheOneHundredPercent]

One of the things I love about this channel is variety. It would be easy to focus on the bigger, more extreme animals, like sharks and crocs. Miller is fascinated by all aspects of life and this often creates situations where he's up close and really personal with a lot of different species. He is showing and teaching us about animals we typically wouldn't know much about, large and small, and all for our viewing pleasure. Great channel.

[@ThunderDivine]

I've heard we have poisonous spiders in Norway too, but they have soft fangs so they cant puncture our skin or we got Viking skin 😉

[@MillerWilson]

haha sounds like a safer place to live - very kind of nature

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Hey Miller this episode was so cool me Nancy my wife are watching this one freshwater stonefish they are so cool looking wow these spiders are something😊😊

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Hey Miller buddy I hope you're doing good episode was so good 👍👍👍😊

[@MillerWilson]

yes all good been so busy but now slowing down a little cheers

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

@@MillerWilson cool 😎

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Hey episode was really good really did enjoy it Miller good job buddy 👍😊😊

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Hey Miller it's me Vinny love this episode with the red back spiders they are so cool looking I like the saltwater stonefish also cool how they look like a football and the blue ringed octopus 🐙 really like the scenery in this episode Nancy and my wife also like this episode good job like always😊😊🎉😊

[@AndresAvilez-qz5dr]

Lying watch brave wilderness they do all that n are fine so.......bs

[@przybek_eudezet]

Hi Miller. Did you ever stepped barefoot on stonefish? What is first aid in this situation? When I was kid, I stepped without shoes on a pile of sea urchins in Croatia. It was long time ago, but to day I remember unberiable pain in my feet :( Greetings from Poland, Europe. P.S. I walk barefoot in nature like you :)

[@_Barfussboy_]

That sounds really bad but nice that such a situation don't stopped you from going barefoot in nature!

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Miller buddy it's me Vinny like this episode very much thought it was cool can't get over how venomous they are and I really like the waterfalls must be really good water to drink😊😊

[@acyrosriven]

I get so anxious watching bro barefoot

[@MadailinBurnhope]

I hadn't heard of a freshwater Stonefish, cool

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

Hey Miller me Nancy my wife really enjoyed this episode the scenery was so good we really like the shark one with the ocean that was so cool it must have been a blast😊😊😊

[@MillerWilson]

nice one thanks so much everyone! Hey Vinny Nancy and Steph

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

@@MillerWilson what s up buddy

[@swineapplebbq6485]

Wow. This is brillant content dude. Thank you very much, love that nature 💚🤘

[@StevenSWM]

WOW, that Funnel-Web and it's Red Fangs...that's pretty telling! Take Care out there, Miller! Loving the vids! 🕷🕸

[@MillerWilson]

Thanks Steven - it was a real cool adventure this one hanging out with Spiders for a change haha

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

spiders so cool looking amazing episode😊😊

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos #MILLER👍

[@JRC1588]

That spider 🕷️ was like hey bro we were vibing 😂 don’t leave now wtf .!! 😂 that was a beautiful spider damn I wish I lived in a place like that Florida is the closest I have gotten to that type of wildlife.. thank you

[@allehooop]

I'm going to jump up, explore and find one of the most deadly spiders. And the guy walks without shoes....

[@JRC1588]

Thank you finally someone who can actually make this interesting and the awareness you’re bringing is amazing thank you 🙏 we need more of this in the world 🌎..

[@fatalinstinct4334]

Hey I’m not sure what your occupation is but I’m currently in school to become a wildlife biologist and I’m happy to admit every video u post just inspires me keep up the good work you’re doing an amazing job

[@jeaniekurosu5313]

Miller Wilson don’t Sydney Funnel Webs get Milked for Anti-Venom at Something called the Australian Reptile Park? Do Sydney Funnel Webs need to stay alive if they’re protected Species does everyone in NSW need a permit when catching these Spiders?

[@SjDating]

Incredible videos and you've got the ideal life - a young man following his passion and getting paid to do it. Bravo!

[@HeyItsKayJayBae]

I could never live in Australia... venomous FRESHWATER FISH?!? Hellllllllll NO!

[@BakaTaco]

I can't believe KZbin is only just now recommending this channel to me. Firstly, it's nature, which is a massive passion of mine. Secondly, it's Aussie, which I am. Thirdly, this channel is my kind of vibe. Bloody good video mate, definitely gonna check out more from you!

[@MillerWilson]

nice one - so good to hear mate thanks for the support - glad you found the channel - plenty of vids up already and plenty more to come cheers Miller

[@emileelizabethfx0]

as I reflect on your incredible journey on KZbin, it's truly remarkable to see how far you've come since those early days. Your dedication to exploration and adventure has not only entertained but also inspired countless viewers, including myself. I vividly remember watching your videos since middle school, and now, as I'm on the cusp of entering college, I'm in awe of the growth and maturity you've displayed over the years. Your passion for wildlife and your fearless pursuit of the extraordinary has left a lasting impression on me, and I find myself living vicariously through your adventures. Your milestone of hitting 1 million subscribers four years ago is a testament to the impact you've had on so many lives. It's hard to believe how quickly time has flown by, but I'm incredibly proud to have been a part of your journey for almost half a decade. Here's to many more years of excitement, discovery, and inspiration! 🎉

[@CoolestMoth45]

Great video quality as always 👍

[@alexpawley]

I bet you would get yourself in the Guinness book of world records for the most times “Australia” is said in 1 minute!! I love your adventures and I wish I loved my country like you do yours, you do in fact have the most amazing country on earth!!!! However if it wants to sting, bite or eat you alive it lives in your homeland but it is extremely beautiful pretty much everywhere xa

[@poower7]

Fangs were red because they were not dry after the molt. That's probably also why a spider stayed in defensive position so long with you touching him without striking a single time. They are programmed that way so the fangs wouldn't break, because that eould be 100% death to this guy.

[@StephanieBassora-q7x]

So cool Miller 😊😊

[@nivrox95]

Haven’t you heard of shoes? With those venomous wildlife around I’m Scared from just watching him barefoot 😅

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

I personally don't believe the Sydney Funnel Web is the most venomous of the Australian Funnel Webs. Less than one in five bites will result in a severe envenomation, where as the Southern Tree Funnel Web has a severe envenomation rate of three out of four bites. I think A. Robustus are just similar to the redback spider, in that they're just the most commonly encountered by people.

[@AdventureswithLandon]

It's a bit of an argument about which spider is the deadliest. Some say it's the Funnel-Web, as others say it's the Brazilian Wandering Spider. Some scientists even say it's the Six-Eyed Sand Spider.

[@MillerWilson]

Yes it is complex in how it is decided - very similar to snakes and the differing top 10 - and what you read and where....

[@FrashGordon]

I think you may have actually found the owner of that shed skin with the Funnel Web in the video, that's why it has the red fangs, the chitin of the fangs has not hardened properly yet so they are still a light colour, also why it is not super aggressive, could injure itself easily or break/damage it's fangs.

[@bradys9383]

Crazy croc encounter! I’ve heard some wild stories and deaths that ppl have had. Especially black water and the one lady that died swimming by a waterfall!

[@TheGoat-gy8lo]

Love your videos bud, love from America. These videos help me escape the reality of my terrible country(at least right now it's terrible)😂😂

[@Ducatirati]

The Blue Ring , aposematic, When them rings glow irredesant, don't put it on your shoulder to take up and show your girl friend, leave it , that guy that did that got bit , and was dead in 2 mins , him and his mate found a bland looking octopus, small by and large , these guys started throwing it to each other catch it a throw it back , A no no , horrid death . I've handled them , it's when you start shitting them they warn you , glow irredesant blue fracca of purple , they are awesome , but when they go aposematic, don't go near it , cheers

[@alexk586]

I was told by my first aid instructor about a year ago that if we were bitten by a red back, to not bother calling an ambulance because there's relatively little harm it can do to you; just a small red bump and a bit of pain apparently. I'm curious if others have encountered the same advice?

[@jakerubino3233]

Don’t need to go anywhere exotic for red backs, they’re everywhere lol. I literally could find 10 outside around my house lol

[@xaphan8581]

I live in America so I’m glad we don’t have any of this stuff. Imo the scariest animal here is def the mountain lion. They are so stealthy and I go hiking alot and you always feel in the back of your head one could literally be following me right now and I would never know untill it’s too late.

[@mar-d5809]

We had Red backs in our Laundry, we just left them be. They ate our roaches lol . Most things can kill you in Australia do not want to see you or deal with you anymore than we do :p

[@AJ_Brimson]

No way, i just watched your white shark video in south Australia (it was amazing), and 6 minutes later this pops up, this made my day. You are so awesome Miller, have a awesome week!