Top 5 Terrifying Desert Animal Encounters!

[@FriendlyKobold]

That sassy and grumpy looking rattle snake at the end was like ‘I am tube now I suppose’

[@AnaZworld-l6v]

Ikrr

[@kingwotzit9648]

The desert shows some of the most well adapted animals, its incredible how nature always finds a way to thrive

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

It is truly one of the greatest honors of my life to have worked alongside the BW crew, without a doubt one of the most talented, passionate, and welcoming groups of people I have ever worked with. I can’t thank you all enough for giving me the chance to learn so much and to gain more insight into this industry, I will never forget the kindness and the knowledge you shared so generously while I was in the office. Being able to contribute even a tiny bit to the amazing body of work you’ve produced is another honor I will carry with me forever, and I hope that everyone watching is able to gain some more appreciation for some of the incredible desert wildlife Coyote and the team have been able to see over the years. I hope to get the chance to work together again some day, y’all are the best! - Harrison

[@American-Wilderness]

Cool examples of all of the dangers in the desert. I be sure to be careful when I go out into nature to catch and film animals, and I have caught an iguana and a fox snake, as well as cane toads and spotted salamanders. I would love to do an adventure with Brave Wilderness.

[@Rusty_Rat_Huntsman]

“I’m coyote Peterson, and I’m about to enter the bite zone, with the diamond back rattlesnake”

[@Shashwatpro7]

I saw it exist and rows in my house so I tried to catch it and because of seeing you I got the the tracks any time any insects comes my first CEAT and the attendant Fiat

[@MyWildBackyard]

I see that WILDLIFE BROTHERS shout out! My boys Harrison and Evan!

[@derroneverest4511]

Black widows scare me the most

[@ABC-dq4io]

Thank you very much ...very nice ❤️💚

[@kids-o7h]

I hope every one has a great life❤❤❤❤

[@Roman14Fox88]

This man has picked up where Steve Irwin left off, and is doing a damn fine job. Quality edu-tainment, whether you're eight or you're eighty.

[@mute1795]

This video is the reason why I will never go near sand again...

[@zcarp8642]

This video is reasons I want to go near sand!

[@jakomioftherose2434]

Australia is my "Stay Away" Country.

[@armandodimarzio1136]

Action packed

[@ethanerodriguez]

Every wildlife expert on earth: "don't try this at home" Coyote Peterson: "be brave. Stay wild"

[@zcarp8642]

You have to love all of nature's "biological landmines" no matter how scary, creepy or downright dangerous they are. Fun fact, America has several species of rattlesnake, they include the western and Eastern diamondbacks, the timber rattlesnake which also is called a canebrake, the prairie rattlesnake, Mojave rattlesnake, pygmy rattlesnake with 3 subspecies, the eastern massasauga, the sidewinder, banded rock rattlesnake and the ridge nosed rattlesnakes, an Arizona and new Mexico species. Of these the eastern diamondback usually grows the largest at a recorded high of 8 feet long, and the pygmy seldom grows larger than 2 feet. Other venomous snakes in America are the cottomouth, the copperhead, the coral snake 3 species of coral, 2 of both copperhead and cottmouth, and 23 rattlesnakes. North America sure loves their danger spaghetti! And TECHNICALLY there are hybrids of cottonmouth x copperhead, which I'll call a cottonhead or a coppermouth, though that isn't technically a species and I'm not sure if they even normally occur.

[@ngcf4238]

me no likey snake simple as

[@BennynJammy]

It hurt me when he said sidewinder instead of timber rattlesnake even though they are the exact same thing

[@officialCHRISA]

So cool

[@yl.aubbie]

“this is one of the more dangerous creatures out here” SAYS AFTER HE LET IT CRAWL ALL OVER HIS BODY😭😭😭

[@curiousme113]

The fact that they come out after dark is simply terrifying

[@lukeberotti7279]

"some people think just because the rattle is big, the snake is old. actually not true. the rattle actually grows with the snake as it ages" so the bigger the rattle the older the snake

[@madelinegarber7860]

The centipede is the only one that creeps me out. I remember when you got bit by one.

[@rebelchick4724]

I love tarantulas I have 5 of them and one is a spiderling

[@JRs00]

They act like they're finding pokemons

[@jettsetter7]

“Coyote Peterson here and I challenge ALL my young, loyal fans out there to go and catch as many rattlesnakes as they can using nothing but their bare hands!!” :DDD

[@SouthMapper]

Happy earth day!

[@elizabethespinoza7403]

i live in the sonoran desert

[@elizabethespinoza7403]

i've seen a bunch of centpides

[@electroboy314]

why is this guy so insane

[@earningzekrom4173]

GOOD ANIMALS

[@Hanansulyman-i1o]

😮

[@jordanyoung8703]

Jesus, dude Pay this man 12million per episode

[@Mcdoes]

Another upload to the legend I'm the Fourth comment

[@zakosist]

Coyote got way too close to that rattlesnake

[@thecountryog]

4th

[@Kad3_Has_P4wzz]

First to comment!!

[@zcarp8642]

Oh my God! They haven't killed kenny!

[@thecountryog]

@@zcarp8642 kenny never dies, he just wakes up in his bed and noone remembers anything

[@Kad3_Has_P4wzz]

@@thecountryog yep

[@jettsetter7]

Mario! Over here, slave!!!