Just wanted to make sure that we let everyone know that I (J Fish) made a mistake at 1:24 in the video. If you can’t read the annotation, I stated that a dollar bill weighs one milligram, but should have said one gram. A milligram is 1/1000th of a gram and the dollar bill was supposed to be used as a way of visualizing just how small the amounts we’re talking are. Thanks to Andrew Case for pointing the mistake out. In addition, many commenters have pointed out that our video lacks the box jellyfish. We should have stated directly that box jellyfish are a *class* themselves and the sea wasp is a species of box jellyfish which ranks as the most venomous of the various species of box jellyfish. Some have commented that the Belcher sea snake is the most venomous snake on earth, but this was incorrectly stated in a book that lumped different types of LD50 values together. Specifically, the belcher sea snake had its intravenous LD50 instead of its subcutaneous LD50. As for other sea snakes - If we had used all the species of incredibly venomous sea snakes available, they would have taken up the majority of the list. In fact, the first 11 on the list would have all been a different species of sea snake, so we settled with the deadliest one of them all. This goes for several of the animals in the list who have closely related species that possess very similar LD50 amounts. Additionally, we recommend you check out our video following this one covering the *15 Most Poisonous Animals on Earth* here: goo.gl/YcyUPD It was a very difficult list to put together due to the complete lack of lists available that didn’t have multiple venomous animals in there “poisonous” animals list. Furthermore, essentially none of them go by LD50 went listing the animals, so we made sure to give our plentiful sources within the description. Oh, and we don't hate Australia. Twas a joke my dudes.
Me too, and I live in Australia so the danger is real. Mostly where I live I have to watch out for the funnel web spider, the red back spider. the red belly black snake and the brown snake, and white tail spiders. And huntsman spider, they are not poisonous but they are that big and hideous and they are everywhere and they love the indoors and cars, they kill through fear alone.
I refer to it as Nopeland, or the Continent of Death, or Place-we-do-not-go and finally YouCouldNeverPayMeEnoughToGoThereForASecond-opolis. Ever heard of Coconut Crabs? The spiders that can breathe underwater? How about the psychotic Capybaras that hide amongst the sane ones to rip you apart? I love snakes, but Australia is a no go for me.
Mine murdered my soul and woman I loved, suicide caused killed others plenty with hot dosed narcotics, police do nothing terrorism case of judge Crane still open. She did it, only sadistic sexual abuse, terrified of her still. Took child to hurt me, born from SA. We all fear her.
@@chiarasible6610 Human: Swimming normally Shark: Oh, what's this animal, maybe i should touch it with my jaw to see what it is Shark: OOPS, i ripped its hand off, what do i do, maybe i should try to assure him Shark: ARGH, i accidently rip its tail of, what do i do. Ugh, buddy, you're a bloody mess now, let me just clean you up Shark: That wasnt so tasty ugh
Steve Irwin's tragic death was like losing a close family member. It's so amazing a man most of us never met was loved by thousands. I've not known of another person to affect people this way. Except for rock stars but they are acting on stage
Q: Why live in Australia? A: Because even thought we have the most dangerous animals on the planet, they're less likely to kill us than a psycopathic suicidal teenager with a AK-47
You have no diversity, so that's why you will never get mad at racial slurs, or bullying, plus fucking idiot the amount of drugs that are smuggled in the eu is way lower than the actual number in Australia, if you had at least 500 thousand black citizens, you wouldn't say the same, America has millons of them, and since no kid wants to be related with them, they get angry, not to mention the rejection that they suffer from young girls, so if you had the same gun laws there, the same will be taking place, but you're an island
Yeah your chances of dying in a mass shooting are lower then drowning in bath and or being hit by lightning so yeah highly unlikely for all of any of those things to happen.
It'd be great execution death penalty device to kill Scott Peterson, Lynette Squeaky Fromme, the California GOlden State Killer (whatever his name is), and countless others.
@@RubenThomas You're correct, but the reason for that is because the Carpet or Saw Scaled Viper lives in more populated areas, which brings it into contact with people a lot more. The Inland Taipan lives in 1 very remote desert area of Australia and seldom comes into contact with people. However its venom has been found to be the most lethal, ounce for ounce.
@Shane Jones I've lived in Australia for over 50 years and in all that time, I have only come across two tiger snakes and heaps of redback spiders. It all depends on where you are, to what type of animal you will come across. The same goes for America ;)
His shows were the only shows I would watch. Other nature shows that have human interaction with the animal world do not come close to his work. May he RIP.
Andres Coronel fuck you dude. He did everything he could to protect wildlife. He saved 3 species on the brink of extinction and brought them back and now they are flourishing. And I don’t think holding his song over a croc really effected Robert. He still works with crocs today you dumb shut. Show some god damn respect to the legend. 🇦🇺
@@valhallaoutcasts5054 Steve Erwin was a dick head , I'm an Aussie and I can't stand that over exaggerated wanker .I think that's why the yanks like him so much because he exaggerates everything like a retard . His first show was on current affairs(I remember watching it ) because in the show he came across a crock in the wild but he got exposed it was fenced in and planted there . He's full of shit . He was OK for kids I suppose . Malcolm Douglas was the real nature man here ,spoke Aboriginal language and lived with them sometimes ,he was awesome .
I like how you are explaining how venomous the Blue Ringed Octopus is while the picture in the background is literally a Blue Ringed Octopus being poked at
Really great video. Best one I've seen by far. And I watch a lot of TH-cam. Could you do a video about top 15 venomous/ poisonous creatures that don't have an anti-venom. If so, that would be awesome.
An Australian here: we have snakes that can kill with a bite (inland Taipan) the most toxic spider (Sydney funnel web spider) and not to mention spiders that can swim, some haunted places like quarantine station in Sydney or Nullarbor plains (especially if you drive up it at night) recent shootings, stabbings, dropbears, yowies, bunyips, and currently bushfires everywhere
Thank you for clarifying the venom and poison. There are tons of videos that are calling venomous snakes poisonous snakes which is a huge pet peeve of mine. That being said on your number one most venomous animal being the snail the cone snail they don't only reside in Australia they also reside off the coasts of Hawaii islands
UltimateMateo 10 yeah he's caught almost all of them... except for the fact he's barely any of these animals. Wanna see somebody who's caught these? Watch Steve Irwin
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Black Mamba is very venomous but not as much as the ones on the list. Also, Black Mamba is very aggressive and bites multiple times. The amount of Venom makes him more deadlier than the potency of the venom.
LD50 values are all subcutaneous as this is what you would expect from venomous animals. So if you see that some venom has an LD50 in the nanograms, be sure it wasn’t simply intravenous. We’re also acutely aware that our deadliest toxins video is now out of date after our recent research for this video. You may have heard that Belcher’s sea snake is the most venomous, but this was incorrectly stated in a book that lumped different types of LD50 values together. Other sea snakes - If we had used all the species of incredibly venomous sea snakes available, they would have taken up the majority of the list. In fact, the first 11 on the list would have all been a different sea snake species, so we settled with the deadliest one of them all. This goes for several of the animals in the list who have separate species that possess very similar venoms. Thanks for 11k subs you beautiful people! Our next video will be very similar to this one, but the toxins it deals with won't be venom.
+jamierichards27 We can respect that, it's just fun to poke fun at aussies for living on an island continent with so many dangerous animals! Perhaps we're just jealous of how brave you guys and gals are.
+jamierichards27 That does make sense, after all, Australia is practically the size of the USA. And hey... Aren't drop bears just a folk tale about carnivorous koalas used to scare tourists? :D
Thank you! Finally a video that says the correct term! Almost every single video that I find that list “most poisonous” animals, are actually venomous. As a huge snake and reptile lover, and owner, I deeply thank you! 😂🐍
I love snakes and reptiles. I owned a python and iguana. Great companians actually and quite the personalities. My snake ssspenser tried wriggling his way up my shorts once and my iggy named Lizzie would cuddle under my chin. I miss those guys 😢
God, I am so bloody proud to be an Australian, to the narrator, mate, I reckon you are LEGEND, you have done more to promote tourism down under, than any Crocodile Dundee add would ever !!! PS: Thank you for explaining the difference between poisonous and venomous
If you bite it and it kills you, its poisonous. If it bites you and you die, its venomous. Also I bet box Jellyfish is more venomous then any on this list.
Was thinking about the thumnnail sized Irukandji Jellyfish, at least according to wikipedia the venom is "100 times as potent as that of a cobra and 1,000 times stronger than a tarantula"
I feel oddly happy and proud to be Australian ;) All you have to do to live here is too not be stupid and leave ALL unknown living things alone, people who don't are the ones who get bit or stung. And of course all known dangerous ones too.
@@matadeverdoemden it only ever made these lists due to outdated methods for measuring its toxicity. Belchers isn’t as venemous as the taipan, eastern brown or tiger snake
Honestly, I don't know why people don't live in the Northeast. Obviously there is snow, but overall the Northeast is the safest region you can live in. There aren't really any natural disasters. And there aren't any venomous critters I can think of.
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WTF!?!?!? Is this a joke? You’re not really so shameless that you’d start preaching on the comments section of a video about venomous animals are you?! is nowhere safe from you lot?
Well researched 👍 Provides sources 👍 Links to other TH-camrs even though content used would fall under fair use👍 I know you haven't posted much in the last few years but I'll sub anyways. 10/10 the only list channel that I'll subscribe to.
I'm a snake activist and I can tell you 99% of all snake bites are defensive. I have had many pet snakes my biggest is a blood Python what are a difficult species to calm down and after the first 3 weeks of having her she hasn't striked for me unless I was feeding her. Please don't kill these animal's if you see them in the wild just let them do their thing they won't bother you.
Yeah that 1% is probably the King Brown, that thing will chase you down if it lays eyes on you. But your right i've seen plenty of snakes here in Australia and they will 99% run away before you even notice them.
The real problem about animals in australia if that ..you dont see them at you ... You accidentaly step on it you saw stone fish you cant even see it or brazlilian wandering spider or box jelyfish you canf see them in watter they dont want to sting you but you step or make contact on them because you didnt even see them
Uh I think I'd rather just not see any snakes at all... if so I think I'd run away from those 99% first, before they even react to having a human near them.
Your map of Australia, shown toward the end of the video, with your personalized comments imprinted around the perimeter of the continent and within its interior, is very funny and delightful. Thank you for doing that.
Really liked your video, and especially appreciated how you gave objective numbers about the toxicity of each animal, then explained the reasons that some of the most toxic animals don't kill as many people as the somewhat less toxic ones because of packing smaller doses, living away from most humans, and because of being less aggressive. It was also nice how you debunked some myths (scorpions make themselves glow in the dark) on this, too. It's refreshing to get some honest science instead of sensationalism and clickbait.
🇦🇺 Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi Aussie Oi Aussie Oi Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi 😁😎🇦🇺 For all who don't know, this is the equivalent of Americans saying... U S A U S A U S A
@@thesociallyresponsibleanar2882 ... King Cobra injects the most amount of venom than any other snake as a bite can kill even an elephant. However a drop of brown snake venom is far more potent than 1 drop of king cobra venom.
Lol😂 I started the video and right when I saw the blue ringed octopus, I thought of that post, where there was a guy with one in his hand and was like "oh look here who I've found! A little octopus" and someone responded, linking Wikipedia's page on blue ringed octopuses 😂😂 so everyone at that point was like Rest In Peace 😂
Thank you for differentiating poisonous and venomous it really pisses me off when videos say poisonous because it just show that the people don’t do research and they don’t care. So thank you for putting out a good video that isn’t filled with false information.
No, it shows that you are the one who has not done your research! “Venom” is a “poison”, it’s a “toxin”!But a “poison” can be anything “toxic”, even “Venom”. “Venom” just means its a toxin or multiple toxins produced by the glands of an animal. The duck billed platypus has “Venom” glands in its hind legs!it is considered both “Venomous” and “Poisonous” depending on who you talk to or the information you read. Poison Dart Frogs produce toxins from glands in their skin, that means it’s actually a venom! Saying one or the other is not wrong.
What're you trying to say? If you go to Australia rather than China you'll most likely encounter the ones that are from Australia, and best believe Philip, they will kill you.
Thats less than 0.0001% of what will kill you here. How about the giant stinging tree? Yeh lots that can kill you in really nasty ways, but Im still alive, so come on over
As a Aussie who travels a bit , I've seen quite afew of these different animals. Already been bitten 2 times by a Eastern Brown snake but still here. LOL. Fangs didn't penetrate. They just get a bit cranky if you pick em up.
If I have to be honest I live in the east coast of Australia (Brisbane) and I've never been bitten by a snake or spider even with pet pythons, important to note pet snakes rarely bite, Australia isn't to dangerous how you guys make it seem. It's a very beautiful country, I've only came in a close encounter with a brown snake once when I was 6 at a water park hiding in a bush with a nest close by. Other than that, I've been pretty safe. Proud to be Aussie and proud to laugh at Americans freaking the fuck out about Australia
I’m in Australia as well , country Victoria , been in the bush all my life , it’s exactly like you said and I’ve never been bitten by a snake or spider either
Vampires Crypt i live in Australia we do have venomous animals but they are out in the outback or the bush and with rhe snakes theyll only attack when they feel cornered and the only deadly animal on the list that i have come arcoss was the brown snake but it was very far from me
hey no hard feelings but Australia is amazing and you don't come across that often! i know this because i live in Australia and there is amazing outback creatures that mostly don't hurt you. i guess we do have some dangerous animals but doesn't everybody. life isn't perfect but australia is amazing and I'm proud to live here and theres no regreets of being Australian!!!!
I worked in a grocery store where we had a live specimen of the Brazillian Wandering Spider. To this day I am cautious when in the produce department. Also found 2 live black widow spiders in the produce.
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Just wanted to make sure that we let everyone know that I (J Fish) made a mistake at 1:24 in the video. If you can’t read the annotation, I stated that a dollar bill weighs one milligram, but should have said one gram. A milligram is 1/1000th of a gram and the dollar bill was supposed to be used as a way of visualizing just how small the amounts we’re talking are. Thanks to Andrew Case for pointing the mistake out.
In addition, many commenters have pointed out that our video lacks the box jellyfish. We should have stated directly that box jellyfish are a *class* themselves and the sea wasp is a species of box jellyfish which ranks as the most venomous of the various species of box jellyfish.
Some have commented that the Belcher sea snake is the most venomous snake on earth, but this was incorrectly stated in a book that lumped different types of LD50 values together. Specifically, the belcher sea snake had its intravenous LD50 instead of its subcutaneous LD50.
As for other sea snakes - If we had used all the species of incredibly venomous sea snakes available, they would have taken up the majority of the list. In fact, the first 11 on the list would have all been a different species of sea snake, so we settled with the deadliest one of them all. This goes for several of the animals in the list who have closely related species that possess very similar LD50 amounts.
Additionally, we recommend you check out our video following this one covering the *15 Most Poisonous Animals on Earth* here: goo.gl/YcyUPD
It was a very difficult list to put together due to the complete lack of lists available that didn’t have multiple venomous animals in there “poisonous” animals list. Furthermore, essentially none of them go by LD50 went listing the animals, so we made sure to give our plentiful sources within the description.
Oh, and we don't hate Australia. Twas a joke my dudes.
u didnt mention the box jellyfish??
Mark Sinnott idiot
Duo Fish 🎣
Ha voodoo 👍
Mark Sinnott that’s what I thought #1 was
you forgot to put my ex girlfriend in this list
Edit: voltando 5 anos depois para dar risada/ back 5 years afters just to laugh of comments 🤣
Felipe Naliato lol😂😂😂😂😂😂
Felipe Naliato 😂😂😂😂😂
Felipe Naliato savage 😂😂😂😂
Felipe Naliato o
Felipe Naliato love this.
Australians don't need extreme sport, living there is extreme enough.
@@ReyBanYAHUAH I've heard that faith gets less successful the more venom you inject into your veins
@@usagi2934 😂😂😂
Christian Knight tell him to fix the fucken plague thats fucking us all in the ass
'living there is extreme enough'... It's apparently a lot safer than the US...
Hahaaha
Inland Taipen: I am one of the most venomous snakes in the world.
Honey Badger: Your venom is my tequila.
Valvarde Out honey badgers are in Africa
Hahhahaha
Valvarde Out well they’re still the MOST VENOMOUS LAND SNAKE ...
I can drink venom too (if I know for sure I don't have ulcers, that would be a bad day)
They are the most venomous
Poisonous = He Protec
Venomous = He Attac
But most importantly..........
He has a Venom Sac
This man's a poet
@@n0ob_t0o8 see: AntsCanada
That's actually pretty good, not gonna lie.
or two, Jack. (to continue the rhyme).
Venomous snakes really use it to defend themselves tho (unless they're hunting, which.. everything hunts, even the poisonous ones)
Watching this video while looking around my room all paranoid
😂😂
Making sure a blue ringed octopus doesn’t scurry outta my closet 🤣
@@paulallen2271 So you live underwater
Paul Allen are you sure it was the octopus coming out of the closet 😂
Me too, and I live in Australia so the danger is real. Mostly where I live I have to watch out for the funnel web spider, the red back spider. the red belly black snake and the brown snake, and white tail spiders. And huntsman spider, they are not poisonous but they are that big and hideous and they are everywhere and they love the indoors and cars, they kill through fear alone.
Paranoia be like: "Oh, have you looked under your desk for a stonefish yet?"
A.Yammie
Where Tf You From Bro You Gon Make Me check My Shit 😅😅
We won this list. We're number 1, we're number 1. Australia comes first. We are so proud. Brought to you by the Australian Tourist Board.
How to survive most venomous bites/stings...
Don’t go to Australia
I refer to it as Nopeland, or the Continent of Death, or Place-we-do-not-go and finally YouCouldNeverPayMeEnoughToGoThereForASecond-opolis.
Ever heard of Coconut Crabs?
The spiders that can breathe underwater?
How about the psychotic Capybaras that hide amongst the sane ones to rip you apart?
I love snakes, but Australia is a no go for me.
Ya got that right.
Good cause where full and plus
America is just as dangerous
Dont forgot the drop bears
Or don't go to their habitats.
coyote peterson watching this: GET ME THAT SNAIL!
YES MA’AM
😂🤣
It’s not a sting :/
YES
Spent 11 years in Australia and the most dangerous animal I came across was my ex girlfriend. Literally everything there tries to kill you
The Chad 😂😂
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Mine murdered my soul and woman I loved, suicide caused killed others plenty with hot dosed narcotics, police do nothing terrorism case of judge Crane still open. She did it, only sadistic sexual abuse, terrified of her still. Took child to hurt me, born from SA. We all fear her.
Lmao
You're open sea diving. You see a bull shark coming. You turn and see a sea snake. You turn to swim to the shark. It's swimming away.
Yeah sea snakes are very venomous but they are non aggressive towards humans and are mostly just curious
@@95lyndonmiller
This guy knows how it is
Sharks don't try to hurt you,it's just sometimes you look like a delicious giant turtle.
@@chiarasible6610 Human: Swimming normally
Shark: Oh, what's this animal, maybe i should touch it with my jaw to see what it is
Shark: OOPS, i ripped its hand off, what do i do, maybe i should try to assure him
Shark: ARGH, i accidently rip its tail of, what do i do. Ugh, buddy, you're a bloody mess now, let me just clean you up
Shark: That wasnt so tasty ugh
@A Rebel With A Cause
Nice try snake, where'd you hide the body?
Someone FINALLY got the venomous/poisonous correct
didnt get the list correct though
@@StrikingAlexa how so ?
All i learnt in this video is never go to Australia.
dhanush sharma come to Australia it's fine America have guns that can kill 10 people in 4 seconds so come over to Australia mate
Trevor Mackin lol true, we may have redbacks but utleast we dont have suicidal edgy teens with m4s in their schoolbag
@@trevormacklin9401 I like it. I will surely come to Australia.......
@@trevormacklin9401 ...you do have a point...
Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi!
Steve Irwin was a legend
Steve Irwin's tragic death was like losing a close family member. It's so amazing a man most of us never met was loved by thousands. I've not known of another person to affect people this way. Except for rock stars but they are acting on stage
He was special, but I'm surprised he lived as long as he did. He was reckless as hell and it finally caught up with him.
loved his shows when i was a kid
Key word
"Was"
He is a legend and it cool seeing his daughter on TV alot lately all grown up and in the same field as her dad he would be proud
Q: Why live in Australia?
A: Because even thought we have the most dangerous animals on the planet, they're less likely to kill us than a psycopathic suicidal teenager with a AK-47
You have no diversity, so that's why you will never get mad at racial slurs, or bullying, plus fucking idiot the amount of drugs that are smuggled in the eu is way lower than the actual number in Australia, if you had at least 500 thousand black citizens, you wouldn't say the same, America has millons of them, and since no kid wants to be related with them, they get angry, not to mention the rejection that they suffer from young girls, so if you had the same gun laws there, the same will be taking place, but you're an island
@@andrescoronel6193 and also, everyone gets rejected, no need to LITERALLY shoot up schools
I agree. Just curious tho, if I were to move to Australia to pursue a career in marine biology, where would be the best place in Australia to go?
Yeah your chances of dying in a mass shooting are lower then drowning in bath and or being hit by lightning so yeah highly unlikely for all of any of those things to happen.
iPlayOverwatch 69 great barrier reef or the gold coast 👍
You bite it and you die, poisonous. It bites you and you die, venomous.
(edit: 13:40 I believe it's actually around 100, not 55.)
Silly Sanders Sides Stuff You bite each other and neither of you die, it’s Kinky
@@booknerds9723 Haha! xD
If you bite yourself and it dies, thats voodoo
It'd be great execution death penalty device to kill Scott Peterson, Lynette Squeaky Fromme, the California GOlden State Killer (whatever his name is), and countless others.
if you touch it, you die = Poisonous
Not trying to troll but.. does the assassin catipller take contracts ? xD
Vampires Crypt BAHAHAHA
Vampires Crypt lol i love how you start with "not trying to troll" 😂😂
Vampires Crypt xD LOL
Vampires Crypt I like that you said you like it
I like that you like that he liked it.
THANK YOU for stating out that venom is different than poison, I get sooo annoyed by ppl (and youtubers) who say things like snake are poisonous
video about venomous animals:
first thing you see is patrick star
😂😂😂😂
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13:50 *salutes* rest in peace mate, you handled the deadliest snake on earth and still had a smile on your face
he died by a string ray if you wanted to know becuase he took the stringer out
I wouldn't exactly call the Inland Taipan the deadliest snake on earth. The Saw-Scaled Viper kills more people.
Brave wilderness replica
Great showman . He's blooming nut . But hes family now runs his show.
@@RubenThomas You're correct, but the reason for that is because the Carpet or Saw Scaled Viper lives in more populated areas, which brings it into contact with people a lot more. The Inland Taipan lives in 1 very remote desert area of Australia and seldom comes into contact with people. However its venom has been found to be the most lethal, ounce for ounce.
Finally someone that gets venomous and poisonous correct kudos to you for being scientifically correct
Also bringing up that people can bec allergic to venoms
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"You killed my father!"
"No, the *poison* killed your father. I *murdered* your father."
'"Found almost exclusively in Arizona"
Me living in Arizona already terrified to leave my fenced property:
*o h h e l l n o*
😂are you ok
What the hell is a black tiger snake red belly Black snake a tiger snake are totally different snakes
Lol I’m Australian and love it when I read comments about people saying they would be scared if they lived here
@Shane Jones I've lived in Australia for over 50 years and in all that time, I have only come across two tiger snakes and heaps of redback spiders. It all depends on where you are, to what type of animal you will come across. The same goes for America ;)
@Redblade I think you're an idiot. Tiger snakes are real. Look it up if you think I'm full of shit.
@@Phantom-hy2ix yes and from what I understand those guys are very aggressive.
@@amandamsnyder87 not really. The taipan is probably the most aggressive snake. In general, snakes usually slither away, if they are not cornered.
@@Phantom-hy2ix ok the more I know.
I am never leaving my house again thx
spiders and snakes can come inside tho
@@elisolly1222 bruh don't remind me.. I didn't like a king Brown came in my hooouuuuse
lorinamae • dude what a bruh moment tho
this hits hard now lol
Just dont visit Australia
I still miss Steve Irwin so much. Thank you for adding him to this great video!
He exposed his child to a crock, fuck him
He exposed his child to a crock, fuck him
His shows were the only shows I would watch. Other nature shows that have human interaction with the animal world do not come close to his work. May he RIP.
Andres Coronel fuck you dude. He did everything he could to protect wildlife. He saved 3 species on the brink of extinction and brought them back and now they are flourishing. And I don’t think holding his song over a croc really effected Robert. He still works with crocs today you dumb shut. Show some god damn respect to the legend. 🇦🇺
@@valhallaoutcasts5054 Steve Erwin was a dick head , I'm an Aussie and I can't stand that over exaggerated wanker .I think that's why the yanks like him so much because he exaggerates everything like a retard . His first show was on current affairs(I remember watching it ) because in the show he came across a crock in the wild but he got exposed it was fenced in and planted there . He's full of shit . He was OK for kids I suppose . Malcolm Douglas was the real nature man here ,spoke Aboriginal language and lived with them sometimes ,he was awesome .
I like how you are explaining how venomous the Blue Ringed Octopus is while the picture in the background is literally a Blue Ringed Octopus being poked at
it was a baby
@Roger Rarebit The lil bugger was being polite, that's cute
Imagine if there was a venomous or poisonous shark 🤔
Poisonous mosquito 😮
Venomous human
That's some serious fucking nightmare fuel.
@@ABFan329 Venomous dog.
@@SteveCarras poisonous whale
Really great video. Best one I've seen by far. And I watch a lot of TH-cam. Could you do a video about top 15 venomous/ poisonous creatures that don't have an anti-venom. If so, that would be awesome.
William Cox that's a cool idea
William Cox that sounds like your trying to kill someone
Kaner8881 8881 that’s pretty gud
Cone snail would win this one
its like you are warning us not to go to Australia. 😂
INowaru IV 😂😂😂😂 we must be conscious when we visit Australia
An Australian here: we have snakes that can kill with a bite (inland Taipan) the most toxic spider (Sydney funnel web spider) and not to mention spiders that can swim, some haunted places like quarantine station in Sydney or Nullarbor plains (especially if you drive up it at night) recent shootings, stabbings, dropbears, yowies, bunyips, and currently bushfires everywhere
Bill Cipher sounds lovely
It’s to late for me
I am already here
@@vincentblair9250 best of luck for your adventureous journey , where each step there is about life and dead
Thank you for clarifying the venom and poison. There are tons of videos that are calling venomous snakes poisonous snakes which is a huge pet peeve of mine. That being said on your number one most venomous animal being the snail the cone snail they don't only reside in Australia they also reside off the coasts of Hawaii islands
Australia - *chuckles* "I'm in danger"
XD
"No I am the danger "
Cyotte peterson caught almost all of these
be brave stay wild
UltimateMateo 10 yeah he's caught almost all of them... except for the fact he's barely any of these animals. Wanna see somebody who's caught these? Watch Steve Irwin
Ink I'm not disfiguring on ur opinion but just cause he likes coyote Peterson (like me) doesn't mean he's doing anything wrong
apparently Steve Irwin was killed by a creature so...forget that idea
Im coyote Peterson and I'm about to kill myself
I'm Australian and I scrub my back with that snail!
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@@inthezoneeeechief We shall see in Tenet
What about the black mamba
It's venomous. It injects into a prey with it's fangs
Black Mamba is very venomous but not as much as the ones on the list. Also, Black Mamba is very aggressive and bites multiple times. The amount of Venom makes him more deadlier than the potency of the venom.
Yeah its just a common misconception
its the most feared snake in Africa if that helps
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LD50 values are all subcutaneous as this is what you would expect from venomous animals. So if you see that some venom has an LD50 in the nanograms, be sure it wasn’t simply intravenous.
We’re also acutely aware that our deadliest toxins video is now out of date after our recent research for this video.
You may have heard that Belcher’s sea snake is the most venomous, but this was incorrectly stated in a book that lumped different types of LD50 values together.
Other sea snakes - If we had used all the species of incredibly venomous sea snakes available, they would have taken up the majority of the list. In fact, the first 11 on the list would have all been a different sea snake species, so we settled with the deadliest one of them all. This goes for several of the animals in the list who have separate species that possess very similar venoms.
Thanks for 11k subs you beautiful people! Our next video will be very similar to this one, but the toxins it deals with won't be venom.
+Duo Fish I'm an Aussie, and even with all the dangerous animals we have, I still wouldn't want to live anywhere else!
+jamierichards27 We can respect that, it's just fun to poke fun at aussies for living on an island continent with so many dangerous animals! Perhaps we're just jealous of how brave you guys and gals are.
To tell you the truth most of the dangerous animals are pretty few and far between. Except for drop bears, those evil critters are everywhere!!!
+jamierichards27 That does make sense, after all, Australia is practically the size of the USA. And hey... Aren't drop bears just a folk tale about carnivorous koalas used to scare tourists? :D
Duo Fish Maybe they are maybe they aren't, the only way you'll know for sure is to come visit! :)
Thank you finally I found someone who knows the difference between venomous and poisonous
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Isn't the "sea wasp" a box jellyfish?
You're right, it is. The Box Jellyfish is the same thing with a different name.
Its those non Australians that call it a sea wasp
Yes it is. Box jelly is just what it’s known as in aus.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irukandji_jellyfish
THE IRUKANDJI JELLYFISH (look how small it actually is !!!)
The Rare Tiger Duck no I’ve never been outside the North American continent and have never heard anyone say see wasp till now
Australia is a good country with all those body guard's who needs enemies....👍👍👍👍👍👌☕Cheer's from Australia
Thank you! Finally a video that says the correct term! Almost every single video that I find that list “most poisonous” animals, are actually venomous. As a huge snake and reptile lover, and owner, I deeply thank you! 😂🐍
I love snakes and reptiles. I owned a python and iguana. Great companians actually and quite the personalities. My snake ssspenser tried wriggling his way up my shorts once and my iggy named Lizzie would cuddle under my chin. I miss those guys 😢
I died when I saw the map of Australia😂😂😂😂
You bite it and I die, it's voodoo😂😂😂👌🏼
For those wandering, the sea wasp is the box jellyfish.
Yup.
God, I am so bloody proud to be an Australian, to the narrator, mate, I reckon you are LEGEND, you have done more to promote tourism down under, than any Crocodile Dundee add would ever !!!
PS: Thank you for explaining the difference between poisonous and venomous
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If you bite it and it kills you, its poisonous.
If it bites you and you die, its venomous.
Also I bet box Jellyfish is more venomous then any on this list.
San dro Sea wasp is a box jellyfish
Was thinking about the thumnnail sized Irukandji Jellyfish, at least according to wikipedia the venom is "100 times as potent as that of a cobra and 1,000 times stronger than a tarantula"
San dro ok then ill make a scorpion bite me to see and then when ill die ill know in the grave
°_°
San dro a jellyfish is poisons not venomous
I feel oddly happy and proud to be Australian ;) All you have to do to live here is too not be stupid and leave ALL unknown living things alone, people who don't are the ones who get bit or stung. And of course all known dangerous ones too.
"15 venomous animals on Earth"
"Golden lancehead snake & black mamba snake": "why im a not included ? "am i joke to you?"
both are above the timber rattlesnake, the coastal taipan is the third most venomous land snake and also missed
Both Green and Black Mambas
And also the King Cobra... like I was waiting for them but
Belcher's sea snake would like to have a word.
@@matadeverdoemden it only ever made these lists due to outdated methods for measuring its toxicity. Belchers isn’t as venemous as the taipan, eastern brown or tiger snake
Dude i live In NY and im fucking shaking right now from seeing those animals im never buying bananas ever again
Honestly, I don't know why people don't live in the Northeast. Obviously there is snow, but overall the Northeast is the safest region you can live in. There aren't really any natural disasters. And there aren't any venomous critters I can think of.
lmao just shake bananas good and buy the fresh gmo one from wal mart. not the ones imported
Have you met Steve? He has a pet... guess what type it is ;)
scalabrine playoff 3pt 46% curry playoff 3pt 40% that's the one time I will support gmos
Same!!!
Steve Irwin and the taipan was his best moment
15 reasons why I’m never going to Australia
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Faith saves you. TRUE faith will produce obdience. If we have genuine faith, we will obey God's Law (Torah). We will repent when we stumble and trust in The Lord. Grace is what allows us to be the men and women God called us to be. It allows us to obey through His Holy Spirit.
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WTF!?!?!? Is this a joke? You’re not really so shameless that you’d start preaching on the comments section of a video about venomous animals are you?! is nowhere safe from you lot?
@@ReyBanYAHUAH fuuuck off
@Denise Page you're* and what's with the 😁 face?
@@AtheistGamerz u fuc off
So the Brazilian Wandering Spider can also serve as erectile dysfunction medication .... LOL
A small price to pay for salvation
A 7 to 12 hour long painful erection... lol I think most males will pass
SOOO... You end up Horny erect, and with 5 minutes to live...
I was waiting for the inland taipan and the cone snail the whole video
Did I miss black mamba?
FINELY !! someone goes into detail on the difference between venomous and poisonous critters those closing lines of the video are priceless
Me: Canada. Ticks, mosquitos and brown bears :3
Yeah, we have it easy.
GW BlazeD77 moose
GW BlazeD77 Wolves, in alberta and BC rattle snakes, northern brown widow spider, and moose; yeah Canada's super safe haha
Victor The Pickle brown widows aren't too dangerous
GW BlazeD77 dude what province
Also I do appreciate the explanation between poisonous and venomous! To many people get those confused!
Well researched 👍
Provides sources 👍
Links to other TH-camrs even though content used would fall under fair use👍
I know you haven't posted much in the last few years but I'll sub anyways. 10/10 the only list channel that I'll subscribe to.
I'm a snake activist and I can tell you 99% of all snake bites are defensive. I have had many pet snakes my biggest is a blood Python what are a difficult species to calm down and after the first 3 weeks of having her she hasn't striked for me unless I was feeding her. Please don't kill these animal's if you see them in the wild just let them do their thing they won't bother you.
Yeah that 1% is probably the King Brown, that thing will chase you down if it lays eyes on you. But your right i've seen plenty of snakes here in Australia and they will 99% run away before you even notice them.
Unless it's a black mamba.
The real problem about animals in australia if that ..you dont see them at you ...
You accidentaly step on it you saw stone fish you cant even see it or brazlilian wandering spider or box jelyfish you canf see them in watter they dont want to sting you but you step or make contact on them because you didnt even see them
Uh I think I'd rather just not see any snakes at all... if so I think I'd run away from those 99% first, before they even react to having a human near them.
But if they are an invasive species, such as the Burmese pythons in the Everglades, Florida, kill on sight.
Dang, I walked in my house after watching this, and thought my wife's house shoe was a snake!
😂ok that is a little funny
You bite it You die = Poisonous It bites You ..die = Venomous ..anything else is fate , kismet or hoodoo [not voodoo] ^^
time to move to the north pole!
Marsha Arnold I'll see u there my friend
I will see you guys there I guess we will have to move in with Santa and bring gazillions of coats.
Marje Smith p
Fffg
Polar bear
I think
Your map of Australia, shown toward the end of the video, with your personalized comments imprinted around the perimeter of the continent and within its interior, is very funny and delightful. Thank you for doing that.
I wanted to cry when I saw Steven Irwin on the map 14:55
Just casually checking what I step on from now on 😂
Good plan
Great plan if you in Australia
Didn’t realize blue rings were that small! Thanks for teaching me something.
2 adults played around with it because they thought they were having fun but did not know it was dangerous they got lucky
Really liked your video, and especially appreciated how you gave objective numbers about the toxicity of each animal, then explained the reasons that some of the most toxic animals don't kill as many people as the somewhat less toxic ones because of packing smaller doses, living away from most humans, and because of being less aggressive.
It was also nice how you debunked some myths (scorpions make themselves glow in the dark) on this, too.
It's refreshing to get some honest science instead of sensationalism and clickbait.
🇦🇺 Aussie Aussie Aussie
Oi Oi Oi
Aussie
Oi
Aussie
Oi
Aussie Aussie Aussie
Oi Oi Oi 😁😎🇦🇺
For all who don't know, this is the equivalent of Americans saying...
U S A U S A U S A
no, it's not XD its a known chant around the world it's like Marco Polo honestly iv heard it more in the UK than in Australia
T6YU u hear USA over there?
Both are awful.
Fuck yeahh!!
@@dogslow4448 it actually is. It may be global but we say it like the americans say USA. he didnt say we made it up lol calm down.
Australians are so tough that these creatures are just part of their extended pet families. G,day mate.
What's cooking dude
"only the 2nd most venomous snake in the world"
Yeah because being over 7 times more venomous than a king cobra is an only...
Just a bit overkill.
And a bit of a nasty disposition as well
King Cobra bite is far more deadlier than the Eastern Brown snake
@@brunolance2551 Seeing that nearly a half of King cobra bites are dry bites or inject little, and brown snake venom is multiple times more toxic, no
@@thesociallyresponsibleanar2882 ... King Cobra injects the most amount of venom than any other snake as a bite can kill even an elephant. However a drop of brown snake venom is far more potent than 1 drop of king cobra venom.
14:33 I know that the cone snail is the most venomous animal and it can sting you in any direction.
I can think of 10 snakes more venomous than a rattle snake and none of them are on this list.
rattle snakes are nice but mean they say plz don't come near me my body will bite you
Lol😂 I started the video and right when I saw the blue ringed octopus, I thought of that post, where there was a guy with one in his hand and was like "oh look here who I've found! A little octopus" and someone responded, linking Wikipedia's page on blue ringed octopuses 😂😂 so everyone at that point was like Rest In Peace 😂
Source??? I wanna see lol
@@bluekirby566 You wont get one because its a fake story for youtube likes.
inthezoneeeechief it’s not actually, saw it on Facebook not too long after making this comment
inthezoneeeechief historical pictures page on Facebook shows the octopus being held lol
@@bluekirby566 ya but its fake and gay
Thank you for differentiating poisonous and venomous it really pisses me off when videos say poisonous because it just show that the people don’t do research and they don’t care. So thank you for putting out a good video that isn’t filled with false information.
No, it shows that you are the one who has not done your research! “Venom” is a “poison”, it’s a “toxin”!But a “poison” can be anything “toxic”, even “Venom”. “Venom” just means its a toxin or multiple toxins produced by the glands of an animal. The duck billed platypus has “Venom” glands in its hind legs!it is considered both “Venomous” and “Poisonous” depending on who you talk to or the information you read. Poison Dart Frogs produce toxins from glands in their skin, that means it’s actually a venom!
Saying one or the other is not wrong.
Even know these species are native to Australia doesn't mean you come in contact with them. That depends where you go
What're you trying to say? If you go to Australia rather than China you'll most likely encounter the ones that are from Australia, and best believe Philip, they will kill you.
Thanks for changing my mind, I was about to move to austrailia untill I saw this video.
Thats less than 0.0001% of what will kill you here. How about the giant stinging tree? Yeh lots that can kill you in really nasty ways, but Im still alive, so come on over
WTF! OMG! That was scarier then when I first saw Nightmare on Elm Street. thank you for sharing this information. Great job.
🙂
As a Aussie who travels a bit , I've seen quite afew of these different animals. Already been bitten 2 times by a Eastern Brown snake but still here. LOL. Fangs didn't penetrate. They just get a bit cranky if you pick em up.
If I have to be honest I live in the east coast of Australia (Brisbane) and I've never been bitten by a snake or spider even with pet pythons, important to note pet snakes rarely bite, Australia isn't to dangerous how you guys make it seem. It's a very beautiful country, I've only came in a close encounter with a brown snake once when I was 6 at a water park hiding in a bush with a nest close by. Other than that, I've been pretty safe. Proud to be Aussie and proud to laugh at Americans freaking the fuck out about Australia
I’m in Australia as well , country Victoria , been in the bush all my life , it’s exactly like you said and I’ve never been bitten by a snake or spider either
The first line made me so happy. I can't tell you how often I've had to correct people on this.
I thought the black mamba would be on here... my favourite snake.
Same dude
Clearly the list isn't accurate
@@adamgiordano30 why?
@@adamgiordano30 Are you old enough to be on youtube?
I swear to god I got chills watching this video 😂😂
Olivia Montalvo same 😰
Chills ? Girl boy!
Nice video. No bullshit, no stalling. Nice and straight to the point.
whats up with australia :O sounds like a very dangerous place to be!!
It is, I live here
and confirm this.
Vampires Crypt lol where i live i only get roaches, daddy long legs and mosquitos.
Bear did you know that daddy long legs are venomous
Vampires Crypt i live in Australia we do have venomous animals but they are out in the outback or the bush and with rhe snakes theyll only attack when they feel cornered and the only deadly animal on the list that i have come arcoss was the brown snake but it was very far from me
Vampires Crypt it's really not that bad I've lived here all my life
hey no hard feelings but Australia is amazing and you don't come across that often! i know this because i live in Australia and there is amazing outback creatures that mostly don't hurt you. i guess we do have some dangerous animals but doesn't everybody. life isn't perfect but australia is amazing and I'm proud to live here and theres no regreets of being Australian!!!!
Unless something is in ya shirt or shoes when you try to put it on
Melinda Hewitson
Lkll
Great vid! I own two of the animals on the list!
Reptile Odinson which ones
Jack the Herper Mojave Rattlesnake and deathstalker scorpion.
I have officialy shit myself. Great vid keep up the great work.
I have been sting by the stone fish on my knee during diving.
It takes 48 hours for me to got fine.
Sorry for my English
It's ok
Your English isn't that bad
Dude, your videos are awesome. Subscribed.
HELLS YEAH IM AN AUSSIE!!! GO AUSTRALIA!!!
Jake Ball agree
My search: **most venomous animals**
Duo Fish: *"Snail"*
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The ending to your video about voodoo was hilarious dude.
Love the stonefish sign telling us heat helps with the “poison”
😂
My uncle was on holiday and a King Brown Snake went across his foot. He said it was the scariest moment of his life.
JNTY a king brown snake? You mean am eastern brown? 🤔 just wondering.....
Thank god someone who made a video about venomous animals actually knows the difference between poison and venom. Great video too!
Sea wasp? I'm Australian and never heard that name... you mean the Irukanji Jellyfish?
No he was talking about box jellyfish the most poisonous jellyfish but irukanji jellyfish is not as poisonous
Box Jellyfish
@@Jlo3899 irucandji is actually a Box Jellyfish as well…
but the sea wasp is the most venomous Box Jellyfish
Finally some channel has the sense to differentiate venom and poison
I always thought poisonous and venomous were the same...
Learn something new everyday..
GREAT VIDEO.!!!👍
iam afraid of bananas now and I like them
Salty Shark ok
I just got a call from the spider it says its got your family and is pointing a bannana at them
I worked in a grocery store where we had a live specimen of the Brazillian Wandering Spider. To this day I am cautious when in the produce department. Also found 2 live black widow spiders in the produce.
14:56 Steve Irwin :( R.I.P.
😂
I cannot put into words just how glad I am that you made that GradeA UnderA reference
Im staying inside from now on.
And why do I always itch watching these?
Because you have crabs and need to get treated.
U jinxed the world we are physically stuck in our houses
@@sophietaylor-holmes5963 lol I'm sorry probably true
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