SNAKE STUCK IN DRAINPIPE | Full Episode | Wildlife of Tim Faulkner

Follow the exciting adventures of Tim Faulkner at the Australian Reptile Park as he wrangles snakes, busts Australia animal myths, and shows you more about koalas.
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[@catherineapioatim5728]

This is great seeing how family is securing the animals,, the children learn to protect nature which is key in these times

[@laurelgirard8475]

I think the little girl & Mom had bats in the outer wall of their house before. I might be wrong, she was only 1-2 years old in that video.

[@anutap9211]

Tim's passion for animals is so amazing ❤️ He has the same spirit as Steve Irwin ❤️ my favorite person to watch on Bondi Vet.

[@christinewells-leddon9287]

He does have Steve Irwin's infectious enthusiasm and amazing expertise. Tim Faulkner is awesome in his own right.

[@melsterifficmama1808]

I love how Dad was just sitting there holding the snake by the tail when Tim showed up. I wonder how long he waited, lol! Good job everyone!

[@karyannfontaine8757]

Such a beautiful Diamond Python. So glad he was released from the pipe without injury. I love snakes.

[@spiralpython1989]

And Diamond pythons are The Best!!! (I have one, from a 20cm hatchling, to now a 3.2m delightful ‘wee man’. A totally wonderful, friendly scale baby; but absolutely, when he doesn’t want to be moved…..)

[@sophiemiller9224]

Love watching Tim, he is so passionate about every single animal on earth 🌍

[@reptiliandudemegee5520]

I would love to see episodes solely on ganis the 2 headed blue tongue that would be a cool series where animals with disabilities or birth defects like this are just shown their everyday life

[@cherryplease9803]

woah that’s beautiful snake🥺

[@vampireblood8097]

That lizard is soooo cute

[@barbaracholak5204]

Bondi Vet Sharks, lizards, snakes, dingoes & koalas. Tim keeps them safe, from ourselves . Salutations 🤗

[@abigailsmith6000]

Tim's enthusiasm is infectious

[@anneterry3660]

All my life living in the United States I believed that Australia was extraordinary for protecting the natural resources keeping the nation from the sometimes devastating overdevelopment we have seen in the US, especially California (drought; wildfires, now threatening the ancient sequoias; oil spills, several occurring consistently over time; and mud slides, entire hillsides with houses tumble down). I have watched programs on some of the innovative housing schemes and designs from Australia, so impressive! Hoping Australian's embrace the the beauty of the continent intact from unlimited development. I grew up in California and struggle with the thinking of those moving to California for the quality of life which is shrinking. Many native California families of several generations are now moving to Utah, Montana, and Wyoming (not Colorado, Arizona, or New Mexico). I am thankful for the Reptile Park bringing the animals to us, not the confines of a zoo. Steve Irwin decades ago took folks around the world and what did we learn? Mostly, live and let live is very workable for all of us.

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

Tim you always handle not only "critters" but also nearby humans so beautifully, encouraging a love of all creatures.

[@RebekkaRN1962]

Will we get to see an update video on Genesis, the 2 headed lizard? 🦎 I truly would love 💘 to see one & I'm sure lots of your Bondi fans would also. Thank you for showing us Genesis 👍

[@motherofone1]

It's Janus.....just saying...

[@juliegoddard4846]

That was so interesting and informative. Thank you

[@joannemurdock7899]

Im glad the snake is being put near a creek ! They come out looking for water and shade in the heat!

[@karindickinson7993]

Thank you so much again, very educational . One is never too old for learning ❤👨‍🎓👩‍🎓❤

[@lightfrost6700]

Nice work. Congrats

[@ravenm.5577]

I have a pet blue tongue, he's a very good boy

[@yamato9790]

I don't know how many ropes did you handle but you are a reptiles legend

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️

[@joannemurdock7899]

Koala hugs back to u Grammy bear💕💙💜🐨🐨🙏🙏💕from Australia

[@loverlei79]

There's only one creature I fear in Australia. The Paralysis Tick.

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

Yep always gets me going when people, with no knowledge put down or think sharks should be eliminated on site. Same with snakes. I lived in Alberta Canada, I had a rattle snake rescue side business. I also swim with sharks. My first encounter was off the coast of Vancouver Canada, shortly after getting my open water. The waters are not the clearest. I felt a nudge from behind spun me a bit, and this huge shark glided past. That was the day I discovered there are Great White sharks off the coast of Vancouver. Who'd a thunk it? She circled a bit checking me out, then glided off into the shadows. Too bad go pros had not been invented yet. I've been swimming with sharks ever since. They are like huge ocean dogs, they like to be rubbed and petted. 90% of shark attacks are just outright mistakes, which is why the fatalities are relatively rare. No one can out swim a shark, no one can fight off a shark, any one who has caught and tried to hold onto a squirming small fish like a river trout knows how strong fish are. Sharks bite and release when they realize people are not prey. Surfers who get hit are not the target, the surfboard is because it looks like a large seal. Not much comfort given the dental arrangement. I have heard the odd diver or person who has encountered a shark say they out swam it back to the boat, or the shore as it chased them. That is BS, the fastest Olympic swimmer can not out swim a shark, they are living torpedo's. If a shark is after you, they will catch you, you would not stand a chance. Which basically means the shark was not after them, just checking them out. Of course there are exceptions but over all they know you are not prey if they can see you clearly.

[@celtzen]

Thanks for the great commentary about snakes!! Such an incredibly misunderstood critter. :-)

[@rasazyplayz8422]

I used to have a big fear of snakes, but after watching Tim handling them with no fear, I'm not scared of them anymore. I do jump a bit when they come out of no where, but that is a normal feeling for anyone.

[@haggielady]

How is Janus doing?

[@dawnb1561]

Hey Tim! Love the show about things made up or myths. The little blue tongue lizard is so cute. If you have any questions on this anomaly get in touch with Brian Barczyk of The Reptarium. He’s in the state of Michigan and has two different two headed reptiles. Over the years he has had others. Good luck with the little guys that’s excellent that they both will eat. Take care. God bless!

[@lynnfrost1264]

The kawalla so cute

[@joannemurdock7899]

Could u please give us an update o n the two headed lizard! 💕💙💜

[@kenaicozry-gallant5217]

I've started watching Bondi Vet with my juvenile Leoard Gecko Dresden! Only for 10 minutes though lol. I watch the rest on my own!

[@codyw7238]

Sharks are my favourite animals 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@froglingsreborns8729]

we had a 5 feet ball python and she was soooo freakin strong I can't imagine how strong that thing was.

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

Scharks is very frendly when they have got help with hooks and sow on. They came back and say thanks! The acts like pets!🕊

[@joannemurdock7899]

Not great whites though!

[@beepusmeepus1166]

i cant wait to visit after everything reopens

[@droolingfangirl]

All that and he’s not trying to bite at all.

[@nadineduncan8903]

Tim I love ur videos there so great but what blew my mind this video was ur 2 headed lizard I really hope it services for u cause I know u and ur team will be putting a lot of hard work into keeping it alive

[@codyw7238]

Hello Bondi vet ❤️💛💚💙🤍🧡💜😎😁🤩

[@andycontento3563]

Great vid. Tim. Also just read about Dr. Giraldo's neurological issues. I hope things turn out positive for him.

[@samsungtab5571]

And a bug and a insect lover

[@rentechpad]

On your lizard I actually wonder if instead of two heads that is really a very sever clef where the head never completely grew together but the other structures formed so it appears to be two heads instead of one split down the center. It would be very odd for it to have two heads and only one brain, even if the second was very rudimentary which would mean that only one head would work. Since that brain is one that is controlling both heads equally I really have to think thta its a cleft head instead of two separate heads on one body

[@gabinathan5499]

I HAVE HANDLED A SNAKE +HAVE NO FEAR.

[@jeaniekurosu5313]

Wasn’t Billy Collet on Bondi vet, Venom Hunters, Nigel Marven, & Bushwhacked?

[@lukearts2954]

Yay! A Tim video! =) (just a pity it wasn't anything new...)

[@The_Abeetle]

Poor snake

[@lynnfrost1264]

Had ex brother in law believed that snakes recognized tires if u ran one over,there would be one waiting to bite the tires...we all knew was just a story. Idk if he was ever told it was not true.

[@andycontento3563]

Sorry. His name is Dr. Gerardo.

[@hayley339]

I’m not scared of snakes or sharks

[@embermoon37.54]

Hi

[@embermoon37.54]

I love your vids

[@judymckerrow6720]

Gol I hate snakes🌺💚🙃 You’ll never get me to believe snakes are amazing creatures🌺💚🙃

[@phoenixflamegames1]

Well they kinda are. As long as you treat them with respect and act rationally around them, it will be fine.

[@heathergarnham9555]

Snakes are incredible. Respect them.

[@silverschmid4591]

Why do you hate them?

[@joannemurdock7899]

There r harmless snakes !

[@joannemurdock7899]

Snakes r more afraid of us! Stay away from them ! And they will stay away from u!

[@shrimpofdeath5199]

I noticed that he didn't say anything about drop bears being a myth, so...

[@kiracomments-chca2747]

HECK YEAH!!! I guess a lot of ppl haven't heard of the Circle of Life. lmao Yall need to watch Lion King lmao The story of the movie is cool and all, but it's not like Finding Nemo, it doesn't have the biology and stuff that movie has sadly... but clownfish biology is kinda weird to me. I mean, it's normal for clownfish but not humans...

[@kraken9321]

Snakes r definitely not slimy but leathery.

[@AppleOfYourEye]

Thats a dingo??? Id mistake it for a cuddly puppy and try to pet it ☠️🪦

[@phoenixflamegames1]

Shark eradication? What because they are swimming in the same waters as everyone else? Don’t be ridiculous. I’d rather figure more about the sharks, like whether they attack unknown objects in the water or not.

[@heathergarnham9555]

It's ridiculous, sharks kill very few people, most people who get bitten are only bitten out if curiosity. More people are probably killed by lions, but we don't eradicate them. Poor sharks.

[@samsungtab5571]

Nooo even a scary animal I'm not hating it am a animal and pet and wild animal lover

[@jesselambert6663]

FACT: statistically you have more chance of being bitten buy an American then you do of being bitten by a shark

[@daniel72908]

This guy again. Can't watch the Steve Irwin wannabe.