Surviving the JUNGLE of KING COBRA Indonesia! (Venomous SNAKE Documentary)
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00:00 Gotta be very careful that this snake doesn't spit venom.
00:03 We have found so many snakes today.
00:06 It's actually insane.
00:07 Lots of venomous species as well.
00:09 For the next 24 hours, we're gonna be living
00:12 with king cobras and the deadly snakes of Indonesia.
00:15 This is gonna be a crazy adventure.
00:17 I'm gonna attempt to kiss it
00:19 on the back of the head right now
00:20 in the middle of Indonesia.
00:22 (dramatic music)
00:26 (footsteps crunching)
00:29 So this, just in here, is a bunch of baby king cobras.
00:38 Take a look at this.
00:40 Now, they are just as potent as the big ones
00:42 that we've been finding,
00:44 but to see all these little guys just in this bamboo tree
00:47 where these big king cobras will be building their nests
00:50 are absolutely amazing.
00:52 So it's been years since I've been onto this land
00:55 in Western Bali,
00:57 and this is going to be my final adventure of the year,
00:59 and it's shaping up to be a pretty crazy one
01:02 because the animal that we're looking for
01:03 and the animal that is in my hands right now
01:06 is none other than the king.
01:07 And although they're juveniles,
01:09 they carry the same venom as the big ones
01:11 and have fangs long enough to penetrate my skin.
01:14 The king cobra,
01:15 the largest species of venomous snake in the world,
01:18 reaching lengths of over five meters long
01:20 with a bite potent enough to take down a full-grown elephant.
01:24 This is not a species you want to mess with by any means
01:27 because out here, if you're bitten, good luck surviving.
01:29 But we're going to attempt to track a few wild ones down
01:32 bigger than these guys in the next 24 hours.
01:35 Later tonight, we're also going to be going on a night walk
01:38 through the forest here in Indonesia
01:40 looking for more venomous snakes
01:42 because there's so many out here,
01:43 lots of nocturnal species that come out after dark.
01:46 These little guys are so cool to start the video off with.
01:49 You can see them both in hoods right there,
01:51 but we're going to get them back out into the bamboo
01:53 because, mate, they've got a long life ahead of them.
01:55 But how cool is that?
01:56 Straight away, baby king cobras here in Indonesia.
02:00 (gentle music)
02:04 So we're actually in western Bali at the moment
02:17 and we're on the hunt for king cobras, as you know,
02:20 but we got a call up for a spitting cobra
02:22 and we're going to go see if we can rescue it.
02:26 Should be pretty cool.
02:27 All the way out here in this little rice paddy.
02:31 Oh yeah.
02:35 So we've actually got a spitting cobra
02:44 stuck in this net right here.
02:45 So what we're going to do is we're going to cut it out of here,
02:48 bag it and release it in a place
02:50 where it won't come in contact with humans
02:52 and won't get stuck in this net
02:53 'cause eventually, if no one found it here,
02:55 this cobra would have died.
02:57 So his head's trapped that way at the moment,
02:59 which is why I'm not worried about him
03:00 spitting the venom at me
03:02 'cause not only did I shave this morning,
03:04 but if it gets in my eyes,
03:05 you can go blind from the venom of this cobra.
03:08 But yeah.
03:22 - There he goes.
03:23 - There we go.
03:28 Being very careful of the snake.
03:33 - Just a hand shot now.
03:38 - Yeah.
03:39 - Last thread.
03:49 - Okay, I just have to...
03:51 - And there we go.
03:55 And that right there is the spitting cobra,
03:58 which we're going to bag at the moment, release.
04:01 And what an introduction into the trip
04:04 here over here in Bali.
04:05 Spitting cobra, seeing it up close.
04:06 Is this a pretty good size one?
04:08 - Yeah.
04:09 - Pretty good size, yeah.
04:10 All right, let's bag him up and release him.
04:13 (men speaking in foreign language)
04:17 - Perfect.
04:22 - Okay.
04:23 - Casualty.
04:27 - Okay.
04:28 - What happened?
04:29 - It was in my leg.
04:30 - Yeah?
04:31 (dramatic music)
04:34 So right now, we're walking with the locals
04:50 through the proper Bali jungle, looking for more snakes.
04:53 We just found that spitting cobra first up in the morning,
04:56 but we're on the hunt for the king now.
04:58 It's pretty amazing coming to different land like this
05:01 and looking for snakes that I've never even found before.
05:04 Totally different to Australia where I'm comfortable.
05:07 Hopefully we can find some cool animals.
05:09 So we drove about two hours.
05:23 We pulled up at a rice paddy, walked all the way through it.
05:26 It's really wet.
05:28 It's been raining, which is perfect for these snakes.
05:31 They live out here.
05:32 They build their nests out here.
05:33 They're the only snake in the world
05:35 to actually build a nest.
05:36 So that's what we're looking for,
05:38 walking through all this area,
05:39 trying to find ourselves a wild king.
05:41 It's been a pretty hectic start to the trip,
05:43 but I wouldn't have it any other way, mate.
05:45 Perfect adventure to end the year on.
05:47 (dramatic music)
05:51 (helicopter whirring)
05:55 So we're just going to a place now
06:07 to release this spitting cobra that we caught before,
06:10 that we rescued from that net.
06:12 It'll no doubt come in contact with someone again
06:15 in its lifetime, but it's best to move it
06:17 as far away as possible.
06:18 We're also going to release a big reticulated python
06:21 that actually ate a chicken in the village.
06:24 So we've got it in the bag as well
06:26 that we're going to get that one back out into the wild.
06:28 And just in here is that big reticulated python,
06:31 the longest snake in the world.
06:34 It'll be interesting to see how big this one is.
06:36 Now he looks a lot bigger than he is at first.
06:43 That's because he's got a chicken in him.
06:45 Here we go.
06:50 Now you can see,
06:51 as he's trying to have a go at me right now,
06:55 that massive chicken that he's got in his stomach.
06:59 But all he wants to do is get away.
07:01 We're going to let him do that.
07:03 How cool is that, the reticulated python?
07:05 So we're just releasing the spitting cobra at the moment.
07:12 So we're chucking these glasses on
07:14 because they can spit venom.
07:15 Yeah, right here for now.
07:19 (leaves rustling)
07:22 All right, and there we go.
07:34 That is the spitting cobra.
07:36 So cool to see them in the jungle out here in Indonesia.
07:40 And not the species that we're looking for,
07:41 we're looking for the king.
07:43 But to find this guy that we actually got to rescue
07:45 has been such a cool experience.
07:46 Just being very careful
07:48 'cause you definitely wouldn't want to get whacked
07:50 or even spat on by this species in a place like this.
07:54 I'm trying not to open my mouth too much
07:56 because these guys can spit their venom
08:00 and propel it towards you.
08:01 And it gets into cuts, it gets into your eyes.
08:04 It's not a venom that you want in your system,
08:06 that's for sure.
08:07 - They got king!
08:08 - They got king cobra.
08:10 What do we do?
08:10 All right, we let this one go.
08:11 That's all we do.
08:12 King cobra!
08:14 (laughing)
08:17 Just as we were playing with that spitting cobra,
08:22 we found a king.
08:23 Are you kidding me?
08:26 So this right here is the animal that we came here to find.
08:31 The king cobra, the largest venomous snake in the world.
08:35 And such an impressive animal,
08:37 such an intelligent animal as well.
08:39 And to get one under these circumstances,
08:42 just handling a spitting cobra,
08:44 30 seconds ago.
08:45 And now I've got a king in my hand,
08:46 I did not expect that.
08:48 This fully takes me back seven years ago
08:50 when we were working with Bali Reptile Rescue last time,
08:53 catching these big king cobras.
08:55 And what they have is they have a neurotoxic venom
08:58 which attacks the nervous system.
09:00 They're not a snake that you wanna get bitten by.
09:02 Hollow tooth fangs, which basically injects
09:04 like a hypodermic needle,
09:06 a venom into you that you do not want in your system.
09:09 The big king cobras have enough venom to kill elephants.
09:12 So I'm no match for this guy right here.
09:15 But to find the king cobra out in the wild of Indonesia,
09:18 to have this experience holding it right now,
09:21 they're a powerful snake.
09:22 And I'm not just saying that,
09:23 you can feel their energy when you're dealing
09:25 with a big snake like this.
09:26 And it's crazy to think that this is considered
09:29 a small snake.
09:30 Over in Australia, this is a good sized snake.
09:32 But these king cobras get well up over five meters long.
09:36 It'd be crazy to see one in the wild that big.
09:38 And to know that they're crawling around,
09:40 probably even bigger than that out here is absolutely wild.
09:44 So you can see what he's doing now,
09:46 is he's getting himself up into that infamous cobra hood.
09:49 They'll actually flatten out their neck,
09:50 stretch out the ribs in their neck,
09:52 stand up to make themselves look bigger to predators.
09:55 And it is very intimidating.
09:57 When you've got a cobra standing up,
09:59 almost five feet tall, looking at you in the eyes,
10:02 it's a pretty impressive thing.
10:03 It's a pretty crazy thing to see.
10:05 And I think we're gonna be dealing
10:06 with a bit bigger cobras on this trip as well.
10:08 First couple hours, we've got a spinning cobra,
10:11 we've got a king, and yeah, I'm just so stoked with that.
10:13 Yeah, it's crazy to have a big king in my hand right now.
10:21 (speaking in foreign language)
10:26 - He's got some drip.
10:28 - Worms? - Yeah.
10:30 (speaking in foreign language)
10:32 - Oh, worms in his mouth.
10:33 (speaking in foreign language)
10:35 - He's got a little drip here.
10:36 - Yeah.
10:38 (speaking in foreign language)
10:42 - So we're just releasing king cobra
10:48 that we relocated earlier today from someone's property.
10:52 So,
10:53 here we go.
10:59 You can see his head.
11:00 There we go.
11:05 (speaking in foreign language)
11:09 - So that. - Yeah.
11:18 - Snake track.
11:19 Do you think from cobra?
11:22 - No, no, no.
11:23 Coral snake. - Coral snake.
11:25 - Yeah, coral snake.
11:26 (speaking in foreign language)
11:33 (gentle music)
11:35 So what we found down right here
11:37 is in the same family as the Boyga irregularis
11:40 back in Australia.
11:42 These guys are also called Boyga.
11:43 They have a mild venom similar to the brown tree snakes.
11:46 He's looking at me in the face at the moment.
11:48 If I was to get bitten, I'd be fine.
11:50 Maybe a bit of swelling around the bite site,
11:52 but it's so cool to find these different snakes
11:55 over here in Indonesia.
11:56 So I'm guessing like the brown tree snakes,
12:00 this would be a rear fanged species.
12:02 So what they'll do to catch their prey
12:05 is they'll actually grab a frog
12:07 or a little bird or something
12:08 and they'll have to chew the venom in.
12:09 That animal will eventually die
12:11 and then they'll swallow it.
12:12 It's getting into the later hours of the day at the moment.
12:14 Soon we're gonna be going out at night
12:16 and looking for more snakes,
12:18 hopefully getting a couple of vipers, vine snakes.
12:20 This guy was just tucked up
12:21 just under this tree right here.
12:23 We would have walked past so many snakes already.
12:25 There's been a couple that we've missed.
12:27 So it's cool to finally get one
12:28 and another species to add to the list over here in Bali.
12:31 We're just gonna release this beautiful boiga at the moment.
12:35 Such a cool little experience.
12:37 We're gonna go looking for more snakes.
12:40 All right, mate.
12:41 See you later.
12:42 (soft music)
12:55 (water gurgling)
12:57 (soft music)
13:00 (water gurgling)
13:03 (soft music)
13:05 - What is it?
13:32 (speaking in foreign language)
13:36 - So what we got down here
13:44 that the boys just caught in the tree
13:46 is a little rat snake,
13:47 a non-venomous species of snake out here.
13:50 This is what I love.
13:51 When a snake starts getting used to you,
13:54 calms right down
13:55 and you can have an experience like this with it.
13:57 They're a diurnal species of snake,
13:59 not nocturnal like the ones
14:01 that we're gonna be finding tonight,
14:02 those vipers and everything,
14:04 but such a beautiful snake.
14:05 She's calmed right down to the point
14:07 where I can just free handle her like this.
14:10 But yeah, how amazing is that?
14:12 We're gonna let her be.
14:13 And you watch how quickly she disappears off into the bush.
14:16 Gone.
14:19 (soft music)
14:21 (water gurgling)
14:24 What this is right here is a baby king cobra.
14:35 Absolutely beautiful and so different
14:37 to the ones that we were finding today.
14:39 That big one that we found around two meters long,
14:42 still not a big snake,
14:43 but it's crazy to think that this little guy one day
14:46 might be able to grow to five meters long.
14:49 But yeah, it's been a pretty magical day so far.
14:51 Finding so many cool species
14:53 and a baby king cobra to end off the day.
14:55 Absolutely awesome.
14:57 In a couple hours time,
14:58 we're gonna head out into the creek systems
15:00 looking for snakes after dark.
15:03 Hopefully we'll be able to get some venomous species.
15:05 But yeah, it's just so crazy to me
15:07 coming over to a different country
15:09 and having these experiences.
15:11 You saw in last week's video,
15:12 we were over on Komodo Island.
15:14 Bali is a place very close to my heart.
15:16 I'm definitely gonna be coming back here next year,
15:18 doing some more filming.
15:20 But mate, look at what we're doing right now.
15:22 Bunch of little king cobras crawling over me.
15:25 All right, I'll see you all after dark.
15:27 So what we're doing right now
15:33 is we're just walking through this jungle at the moment
15:35 and we're looking for highly venomous snakes.
15:38 So cool coming out onto this land after dark
15:40 to try and find these venomous species.
15:43 There's vipers, vine snakes, slug snakes, bronzebacks.
15:46 So many different species we can find here after dark.
15:50 So we're just gonna walk around, see if we can find any.
15:52 And if you ever do come to Bali,
15:54 check out the Bali Reptile Rescue
15:55 'cause you can do exactly this
15:57 and everything you've seen in this video
15:59 and they're a great bunch of people.
16:00 This is the perfect way to end the year.
16:03 And yeah, so blessed that I'm able to come onto this land
16:05 and find these animals.
16:06 Oh yeah, viper.
16:12 So just down in front of us here,
16:15 we've got a white-lipped pit viper.
16:17 (water rushing)
16:21 We're just gonna get him off this tree right here.
16:24 There we go.
16:29 And that right there is the white-lipped pit viper.
16:37 Beautiful little snakes that have heat-sensing pits.
16:40 That's how they get their name, pit viper.
16:42 And you can see how hard they'd be
16:43 to spot in terrain like this.
16:45 Absolutely blend in perfectly with their surroundings.
16:48 And another species that's out here
16:50 that we're looking for tonight is known as the vine snake.
16:53 And they're almost the exact same color.
16:55 Very awesome species that hopefully
16:57 we'll be able to find later on.
16:58 Kind of running out of hook for me
17:00 to move my hand down, buddy.
17:02 And you can see why there's so many snake bites
17:05 that are recorded over here in Indonesia.
17:08 So many cavern-flodged snakes living right near people.
17:11 We've walked out of the place that we're staying.
17:13 Within the first five minutes, we've found this guy.
17:15 And there's probably been 50 more pit vipers
17:18 that we haven't seen.
17:19 We're just going for a night walk right now.
17:36 And we've spotted a blue viper up in the trees.
17:40 And I'm pretty sure they're not even meant to live
17:43 in this area.
17:44 It's just sitting up in the tree right up there.
17:46 But this is crazy right now.
17:48 - It's huge, no?
17:49 - It's big, yeah.
17:51 Big blue viper.
17:52 So is there not normally--
17:54 - No, it's not.
17:55 Don't, they don't have nothing like--
17:58 - No blue vipers in Bali?
17:59 - In Bali.
18:00 - Really?
18:01 - In Bali, green viper.
18:02 - Only green viper.
18:04 - Like they have-- - It's crazy.
18:05 - 12 years, they don't see nothing.
18:06 - Yeah. - They don't see.
18:08 In 12 years, in--
18:09 (speaking in foreign language)
18:10 - Oh, slug snake.
18:12 (laughing)
18:15 Awesome.
18:16 Pick him up.
18:18 Oh, boy got.
18:19 Yeah.
18:22 Slug snake.
18:23 Oh yeah?
18:26 All right.
18:26 - Okay, good snake for you tonight.
18:29 - In my left hand over here,
18:37 we've got a little boy got,
18:38 the same as we caught earlier today.
18:40 And then over here is a new species, the slug snake.
18:43 Today was probably one of the best days
18:45 I've ever had this year,
18:46 going out and finding snakes.
18:48 That's spitting cobra, king cobra,
18:50 and another one of these guys earlier.
18:52 And then tonight's just topped it all off.
18:54 So many different species of snakes.
18:57 So cool, we're gonna get him back out in the bush.
18:59 I actually love these boy gots.
19:01 Yeah, so cool.
19:02 - You found very gentle.
19:03 - Yeah.
19:04 All right, mate.
19:06 See you later.
19:06 Goodbye, Mr. Boy got.
19:10 Goodbye, Mr. Slug.
19:12 See you.
19:16 So you can see this big fella
19:29 that we just got on the night walk right here
19:30 is called a tokay gecko.
19:32 They actually have a really powerful bite on them as well.
19:35 We're gonna try to get a bit of a bigger one later on
19:37 and actually test that theory out.
19:39 But how cool are they?
19:40 Look at the patterns on their body.
19:42 What he's doing is he's probably just down
19:44 on this tree right here,
19:45 trying to catch some bugs for the night, get his dinner.
19:48 But yeah, we're gonna let him go.
19:49 Just another species that we found out here in Bali.
19:52 As we're walking around, it's a pretty crazy feeling.
19:55 Final adventure of the year.
19:57 This video will be coming out around Christmas probably,
20:00 so Merry Christmas.
20:01 But yeah, this year has been pretty crazy for me.
20:04 And the fact that I'm in the middle of Western Bali
20:06 at the moment, out here at night looking for snakes
20:09 is pretty cool and it's all thanks to you, legends.
20:12 So yeah, thank you so much for that.
20:14 See if we can find anything else.
20:15 (dramatic music)
20:19 (men exclaiming)
20:28 - It's pregnant.
20:32 - Yeah, you reckon pregnant?
20:33 We just got this big pregnant white-lipped pit viper.
20:36 It's an absolute monster out of that tree right there.
20:39 We didn't know it was pregnant until we got it down.
20:41 But you can see half of the snake is filled with eggs.
20:45 So we're not gonna stress out this big girl too much.
20:48 Gonna get her back up in that tree right there.
20:50 But that is an absolute monster.
20:52 They don't get too much bigger than this.
20:54 It'll be interesting to see tomorrow morning
20:56 if we can find any in the day.
20:57 It's crazy.
21:02 All right, get her back out there.
21:07 (dramatic music)
21:10 There we go.
21:20 It's a big one.
21:25 (dramatic music)
21:28 There we go.
21:45 So you just saw me catch him out of that tree right there.
21:48 What this is, is it's another species to add to the list.
21:51 The painted bronzeback.
21:53 Non-venomous species.
21:54 They kind of remind me of the common tree snakes
21:56 that we have back in Australia.
21:58 He was having a go at me when I first grabbed him,
22:00 trying to bite me.
22:01 But if I got bitten by this species,
22:02 no fangs, no venom, you'd be totally okay.
22:05 We're gonna get her back out there, up this tree.
22:07 You watch how quick they shoot off.
22:10 Ready?
22:10 (dramatic music)
22:13 Very quick.
22:18 Ooh.
22:20 (dramatic music)
22:23 Dedication.
22:32 - Dedication for the snake.
22:35 No worries, yeah?
22:36 No worries.
22:36 - Don't worry, be happy.
22:39 - Be happy.
22:39 (dramatic music)
22:42 (people chattering)
22:45 So this is the snake that we were looking for all night.
23:03 The vine snake.
23:04 And we actually spotted one way up in the tree,
23:06 way too high for any of our snake hooks to get.
23:09 So we kind of made a little DIY stick,
23:11 tied two big palms together, managed to get him down.
23:14 And yeah, take a look at this,
23:16 the mildly venomous vine snake.
23:19 So yeah, it's super hot,
23:20 which is why it's so active with these snakes tonight.
23:24 And these snakes in particular have a mild venom.
23:27 They're a rear fanged snake.
23:28 So if he was to bite me right now,
23:30 what it'd have to do to actually envenomate me
23:32 is chew that venom in.
23:34 And you can see why they call them a vine snake.
23:37 They look exactly like a vine,
23:38 fit in perfectly with their habitat
23:41 to stay camouflaged from their predators.
23:44 - Thank you.
23:48 - I think we're gonna call it a night
23:49 after this vine snake right here,
23:51 but we've got a really cool adventure planned for tomorrow.
23:54 Hopefully find some more big king cobras before we leave.
23:57 But yeah, we're gonna get this guy back up in the canopy.
24:00 (dramatic music)
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24:25 (dramatic music)
24:28 (dramatic music)
24:31 (dramatic music)
24:34 (dramatic music)
24:37 (speaking in foreign language)
24:41 So for anyone wondering, this is not a defanged snake.
24:45 This is a wild king cobra with venom
24:47 that you do not wanna get tagged by.
24:49 They've got big fangs at the front of their mouth
24:51 and enough venom to kill an elephant.
24:53 And just because we've got him
24:54 on this little grass patch right now
24:56 doesn't mean he's any less dangerous
24:58 to one that we find fully out there in the wild.
25:00 (dramatic music)
25:04 (dramatic music)
25:07 (dramatic music)
25:09 (dramatic music)
25:12 (dramatic music)
25:14 Crazy feeling, touching the largest venomous snake
25:18 in the world and one that carries
25:20 such an incredible presence with it
25:22 on the back of the head like that.
25:23 I remember last time I did this,
25:25 I was actually 12 years old
25:27 in the heart of Indonesia as well.
25:29 (dramatic music)
25:32 (dramatic music)
25:34 (dramatic music)
25:37 (dramatic music)
25:39 So this is the only snake in the world
25:41 that actually builds its own nest.
25:43 And how they'll actually build these nests,
25:45 'cause obviously they don't have any arms or anything
25:47 to scratch up a bunch of leaves,
25:49 is they'll use this massive tail
25:50 that they've got down the back there.
25:52 And the big females will get a bunch of leaves in its tail,
25:56 scratch it up, wait for it to rain,
25:58 and when it does rain, they'll compact all of that together,
26:01 lay their eggs inside of it,
26:02 and it'll work as a bit of a compost
26:04 to keep those eggs warm enough
26:05 until they're ready to hatch.
26:07 And yeah, just spending time
26:09 with such a magnificent creature, so special to me.
26:12 This year's been a crazy one for me,
26:14 finding so many different animals from all around the world.
26:17 I think it's a good way to end it
26:18 on this big king cobra right here.
26:20 (birds chirping)
26:23 (birds chirping)
26:25 (birds chirping)
26:29 (birds chirping)
26:33 (birds chirping)
26:36 (birds chirping)
26:38 (people chattering)
27:03 So this is the second king cobra that we've got.
27:07 Bit smaller than the other one,
27:08 but this one is so much more aggressive.
27:10 This is the snake that I think I'm gonna try to kiss
27:13 on the back of the head.
27:14 Now, these snakes are fully wild.
27:15 They've got fangs, they've got venom.
27:17 If you got bitten here in Bali,
27:19 you would be in so much trouble,
27:21 but I'm gonna give it a go, see what happens.
27:23 You think it's okay?
27:28 Wait for Ray.
27:31 Yeah.
27:32 (birds chirping)
27:34 (birds chirping)
27:37 (birds chirping)
27:40 (birds chirping)
27:43 Good one.
28:10 So although I am kissing this cobra
28:12 and touching it on the back of the head,
28:14 I do have professionals with me
28:16 who are putting the snake into a trance-like state
28:19 in front of me.
28:20 They're waving something and that snake will focus on it.
28:22 And that's the only reason we can do this
28:24 with these king cobras.
28:25 (birds chirping)
28:28 (Ray sighs)
28:34 (people laughing)
28:36 So you'll see documentaries and videos of snake charmers
28:40 who actually defang and drug these snakes.
28:42 This is a wild snake that was caught a week ago.
28:44 Not defanged, not drugged or anything.
28:47 That's gonna get eventually released back out into the wild.
28:49 And if you did get bitten,
28:50 you would be in serious trouble over here in Bali.
28:53 But yeah, pretty amazing experience.
28:55 What a way to end the year.
28:57 (birds chirping)
28:59 Yeah.
29:07 (dramatic music)
29:10 So this is a little white-lipped pit viper
29:33 that we rescued last night.
29:35 So what we're doing now is just releasing it
29:37 during the day.
29:38 Take a look at him.
29:39 Beautiful colors,
29:40 different to the ones we were finding last night.
29:42 We're just gonna put him over in the bush over here.
29:46 (dramatic music)
30:03 All right, and that is my final adventure of 2022.
30:07 What a way to end this year.
30:09 The past 12 months have been absolutely crazy for me,
30:12 finding so many different animals,
30:14 doing survival videos, fishing videos,
30:17 traveling around Australia and the world,
30:19 filming all these amazing animals.
30:21 And I know I say it a lot,
30:22 and I've said it a few times in this video,
30:24 but it's all thanks to you legends.
30:26 So thank you so much for the amazing year.
30:28 You guys have made it so awesome.
30:30 And I'm keen for next year.
30:31 I'm so ready for it.
30:32 I've got a lot more bucket list animals
30:34 that I wanna tick off next year.
30:36 So if you wanna come along for the adventure,
30:38 like, subscribe, comment down below,
30:40 and we'll be posting a lot more videos next year.
30:43 So yeah, thank you so much for that legends.
30:45 I'll see you again next year in the next adventure.
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