King Cobra and Even Pythons Are Afraid of This Monster
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- They’re also insanely fast which makes it almost impossible for a snake to escape their razor-sharp teeth.
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A Wolverine as long as he isn't bitten might get the best of him , but as long as this guy is killing and eating snakes , he my hero.
( with the mongoose )
Truth is they will eat anything they can catch
@@jeffbrooks8024 Many things eat them too. Gators , crocs, lions in Africa.
These monitor lizards won't stand a chance before a Honey Badger 💪💪👍👍
Facts
You're very emotional
Facts honey badger don't play
Badgers and monitors will never meet.
Badger wouldn't stand a chance against the perenties, lace monitors, and water monitors in the video.
It just goes to show, no matter how badass you might be, there's always something (or someone) who can take you down.
Which species can take down humans?
@@someshthakur4084 Lots of things. Mostly humans take down humans, wouldn't you agree?
@@someshthakur4084 Covid 19
Just Ask Mike Tyson
@@brendaleverick3655 if humans take down humans then there is nothing more badass than humans
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Yes the super aggressive behavior of monitor lizards reminds me of some of the fine folks i've encountered in my 73 years on planet Earth. I've learned some painful lessons. One of them is to keep to myself as much as possible.
This lizard is a delicacy here in my country, we cook them with coconut milk, it taste like chicken with mild after taste.
Nice.
Disgusting
I'd try a bit of it.
Did a child write the narration?
I was now going to say bring some komodo to Florida to help with the python situation but after I see him with the cat I changed my mind. poor baby
Komodo is way brutal and far dangerous than monitor it will be a huge problem for other terrestrial living in florida
@@iminzayn5442 oh okay. ..didn't know that there were 2 different species ...I thought they were same.
@@caribbeanparadise1315 the komodo dragon is the biggest lizard on the planet and any other monitors wouldn't stand a chance against one plus they are also the biggest venomous animal on the planet they even take down buffalo so a monitor would be any easy meal.
@@davesexoticsburmssuperdwarfsan oh thank you very much for this info.
Komodo dragons are 1000 times stronger 😆
I would have save that kitten poor baby
A battle with the honey badger will be legendary.
I don't think it want to mess with a Honey Badger.
There's actually a video of a honeybadger taking out a Nile monitor.
Honey badger is smarter and would apply strategy.
Honey badgers are op
@@Unchained8358 yes HB win!
An encounter with a Honey Badger,that would be interesting.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Badass vs badass, and let's see who wins.
@@MG-wx8yx There are many documented videos of honey badgers killing monitor lizards. It's not even a fair fight....
@Ispeakthetruthify- true I think you can find a video of a honey badger cornering a monitor lizard up a tree and then taking it out and eating it no contest honey badger beats monitor lizard, side note not an expert or anything but I’m pretty sure a full grown rock python would gobble that lizard like nothing; not sure what species of python the lizard is consuming in the tape but I doubt it’s a mature one
@@oghren6617 these are only little ones. I’ve seen Lace monitors that are five feet long. They also have a weapon that’s not mentioned…their claws are razor sharp and when they run at like 40 mph they get up on their hind legs and run
@@jeffbrooks8024 monitor lizard will get eaten by a Honey badger.
That was a Tegu that went after the guy. I use to own monitors and Tegu's back in the day :)
In Philippines, that lizard is only "PULUTANS" in provinces. . .
Hahaha
Ginataang bayawak, huhuhuh
Yes, in some countries though, even in urban areas, like city parks, they don't touch these lizards, so they are quite plentiful.
That poor kitten!
No one:.....
Monitor Lizards to Snakes: Take That You Failure Ayaaaa!!!!
No one:..... o-o
Lizards to Spiders:Eh guys,look i found doja cat!
Cruel to put so much joy in telling your story
Its awesome
To them it's like eating spaghetti, just a simple slurp.
Sad to see people are just recording video while they still can save the innocent life 😏
Seen a video of a big ass monitor looking in holes for a meal. He looked in one hole and found a honeybadger. Badger killed and ate the monitor.
I am not a fan of snakes, but I was sad when the cat was silenced. I also like frogs.
I can't stand it as a videographer while the poor cat is being devour with that monitor lizard
That person is a real POS"!!
Agree
thats animal abuse
@@geebert23 Agree im still upset
Might be a feral cat who knows?
"This chicken need to run faster" hahahahahahahaha. You crack me up man 🤣🤣😅
This looks like a perentie found in Australia. These monitor lizards are alpha killing machines.
I love the fact that this channel is growing quite fast, i remember when it had 4k subscribers, hope he remembers us one day when he blows up, nice voice narration
Good to know it eats snakes but that thing doesn’t stand a chance against a crocodile
Her: he is probably out cheating
Me: that damn chicken, didn’t stand a chance.
I may have to buy me a pet Monitor Lizard. I love how they show Snakes no mercy.
What would you expect from a grandchild of a T-rex.
The lizards are not really descendants of the dinosaurs. The lizards are from an earlier lineage than dinosaurs. Birds are decendants of the small dinosaurs.
Monitor lizards are actually more closely related snakes than to T-rex. And T-rex itself was more closely related to the chickens that you eat than to any known lizard living today.
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Great now everyone thinks they Are an archeologist
@@i-donrah5718 I don't know what you are referring to, but the comments above have little if anything to do with archeology, (which is the study of early humans). However, the comment from rsuriyop and myself are certainly correct and are based on what is known now, from paleontology and genetic evidence, on things beginning about 200 million years ago (before the dinosaurs).
Show a monitor lizard against a large python 🐍
TAMPULUTS LODI HAHAHA
Right or a fully grown king cobra
What are you 10?
Snakes can't kill monitor lizards anyway
That is the cousin of the komodo dragon
Broooooo your comentry is the best I've come across... Very funny 😂😂😂
Nature is neither cruel nor kind, nature provides for all creatures. Prey and Predator, survival and balance.
Actually, there are still many ways to feed these animals. There are so many western people in the world. They are suitable for these animals to eat. Western people are protectors of wild animals. They (western people) are the most suitable candidates to be food of these animals so that these animals can survive.
We all despise snakes for a lot of reasons but in the wild, they are extremely vulnerable. Komodos, Honey badgers, leopards, pine mortens and many more prey on them.
No we don't I certainly don't because I keep them.
I didn’t know possums could fight . I saw a baby one blocking my front door 1 night . I was like whoah I wonder if I should be scared but he was so young he just looked at me like a lost child .Cute and ugly at the same time. I had to literally scoot him away from the door with my foot before he decided to leave slowly .
They're good deep fried with ranch dressing.
This particular species of monitor is called a Parentie. They are unique in their ability to breathe simultaneously with their mouth agape, while sprinting after prey over extensive distances..a feat that other reptiles cant replicate.
A great example of the uniqueness of nature.
Thanks for the imfamation
Domesticated animals deserve to be rescued from Wild animals, PERIOD.
Well said. The camera person is as monsterous as the lizard.
Agreed👍
@@TheBinaryWolf 👍 i Agree
There is no rescue. Some events happen too quickly. And some of those cats are feral.
@@johnchestnut5340 Yes. Feral cats need to be culled.
I enjoyed this program was very good one
Love the voice over...."out of myyy waaay!". 😂
I live in SE Asia and monitor lizards are not that rare in the suburbs. You might get one wondering into your yard once every couple of years. They are no match for local dog breeds (medium sized) which will attack immediately once they catch a whiff of one though. if it's just one dog, the lizard will usually manage to escape, but if it's two (or more) they'll just alternate leaping in and out from different directions until the lizard is completely exhausted and shredded.
Definitely,monitor lizards are specialized in hunting snakes,that’s might make them seem bad as but again mammalian predators they are no match
this is so true, that's why you have to keep some guard dogs in SE Asia better if you have a cat as well that gets along with your dog. Sometimes snakes appear too... and cats are not afraid of snakes cuz they have insane reflexes.
Most of the time the monitor lizards end up in a nice sizzling wok cooked with coconut milk, chilli and other spices.
Just like dogs themselves are no match for crocs and large pythons also living in SE Asia...
@@dranrebcookie1923 Damn! People eat these things? They've done eaten all kinds of animals and reptiles! Rats, possums, squirrels, poisonous snakes and spiders, ect.
We've got hundreds of these in my village streams and I never thought they were this dangerous/ferocious
I need to buy one and keep in my backyard to chase snakes 😄😅
@@fatai-ayoadeyusupha.2105 It attacks people too
It was so satisfying seeing that leopard eating the monitor lizard😊
bro the camera man not doing anything while that innocent precious frog was being dragged away to it's painful death was absolutely disrespectful
I've heard they have some species of monitors in Florida along with all of the other invasive species, seems like they could help with the large snakes but seeing this the monitors may be more problematic than the snakes.
Hahahaha, 💯 Exactly. I was routing and cheering him on, when destroying the snakes, but suddenly Cat, Squirrel and Rabbit too???? These are harmless and cute animals.
A lot of folks in Florida are more problematic than all the dangerous animals there, and on the top of the list is the ignorant, anti science, and a relic of the 19th century, their governor! Desatan? Is that the last name?
@@expromanticart6491 Hahahahohoho🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. U are so killing me with your comment.
I am so LOVING ❤ 🤩😍🥰😘❣@ *A lot of PEOPLE , HUMANS are more problematic, more troublesome more acidic, more toxic and more deadly THAN SNAKES AND SCORPIONS AND MONITOR LIZARDS, 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣. Oh my my👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Yes we do. And they're all around Tampa and in the woods.
I've seen them. It's like jurassic Park. They're huge.
Don't leave your tent unzipped. And don't lay next to the sides of your tent either. Bears and these monitors will take a hunk out of you. One last thing. It's open season so if you want to kill one year around go for it. Zip your tent all the way. Those huge snakes can slip in and wrap around your neck. Only takes seconds to choke one to death.
Here in FLL FLA. We have the Nile & Savannah Monitor. And they are aggressive but every time I've approached one they haul ass!!! They are afraid of humans and avoid us at all costs. And yes it's open season on 'em all year as well as the Pythons n Iguanas!
In the Philippines, large lizards are called 'bayawak'. People catch them and sell them by the side (by holding them up from the tail as cars pass by) of the road as a 'delicacy' since it's fairly rare to find and eat.
We also called biawak.
Malaysia
Indonesian called this biawak too, heh we are Asean brother after all❤
Warms my heart when snakes get fatally fucked up.
Oh shit I didn’t know they run that fast
*IT'S CALLED A "KING" FOR A REASON... ALWAYS RESPECT THE KING 👑*
Are you a…..king? 😒😒
King of what? Monitor lizards get killed by honey badgers
KING of being eaten by honey badger, leopards, dogs, fox, pythons etc bla bla bla.
@@tonto4329 You guys are not understanding the joke lol
🤣🤣🤣LOL.
In the early 90s we got a small savanna monitor.that was portrayed as a kind handleable lizard.5years later 4ft it had a healthy appetite for dead rabbits but never showed aggression towards us.until i made the mistake of feeding it a live lg rat.after that anytime you went near the cage it would go ballistic.had to give him back to the pet store.but i had him all thru highschool.sucked giving him up but he could have easily taken fingers or my arm to the bone
Savannah monitors shouldn't be fed whole prey anyway they are insectivores so you having to give it back to the store is a good thing and may have saved its life and its very unlikely that it would ave taken your arm to the bone they aren't big enough or stronge enough to do that and before you say anything I've actually kept them so I no what they are capable of .
How could u have offered live prey?Poor thing.My bro in law once had a python,but he had to return it as he just couldn't face feeding it.Hadnt thought it thru properly.
*Wow, the lizard at **6:43** was so fierce as it suddenly attacked the man, leaving him with no time to react and causing him to fall down*
So what happened to the guy on the ground? Camera man kick lizard away?
I saw one time an australian guy attacked by a mature Kamado dragon it bit the leg of the dude but he did a choke on the neck thankfully the guy was strong enough and took him almost half an hour to kill it the doctor told him that he almost didn't made it with that leg paralyzed but when its a life risk you gotta take chances.
One minute silence for that camera person who was recording that little cat get eaten 😢
Such a cruel..
@@hisako5223 exactly brother 💔😢
Could you clarify what you mean? I wished that part was not in the video.
@@gailhowes9398 not just the part but I wished it didn't happened
What's stopping a monitor lizard from going after an unattended small child?
If the lizard is big enough and the kid small enough, nothing
Wonderfully pictured Monitor Lizard eating it's prey
Kudos to the guy who captured it on camera
The lizard's tail flick is extremely impressive. If its size was large, the lion would be finished
I would love to see it against the honey badger
Honey badger wins
Probably Australia where the cats are feral and invasive while the monitor local, so it's helping keep down the feral numbers !
Show, muito Bom!
Gostei do vídeo 😁👍
The KONMODO King - the Greatest BASSA GUARD of the most Precious HARVEST of all Times. Respect and Awe.
There are many species of this group called monitor lizards. With a huge range in size. It appears to me that regardless of size range and colour differences that they are really a homogenous group, with the same shape and basic lifestyle and predation methods. I'm not sure about what was meant in the possum scene but goannas in Australia are very good at climbing trees and predating birds' nests.
From now on I'm on the look out and will monitor a monitor lizard.
Man used the sword as a tool for thousands of years for good reason. Beheading huge and bad lizards was no problem.
Well I can see he really like “Whole chicken” 😂😂😂
Can't mess with the honey badger.
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Straight up
@@VolleyLife2311 yup don’t mess with it cause it does not give a shit
Honey badgers eat monitor lizards for breakfast, literally.
@@joet7136 ye just can’t mess with them
I can't understand that snakes is one of the most dangerous animal on Earth but a lot of animal species can kill them easily
Poison my friend. Those neuro and haemo toxins can easily kills or paralyses
Venomous snakes are dangerous because of their venom alone. Some monitor species, if not most or all, are immune to said venom. When you take that away from the snake, they’re not deadly anymore.
Awesome !
Watching a lizard devoured a feral cat is so damn satisfying 😌😌
I live in India and I saw a King cobra swallowing a full grown monitor lizard. The King always wins. Even Eagles are afraid of the King Cobra.
I have a question for the maker of this video (Tr Tube):Here is my question: If a fully grown Asian water monitor lizard and a Eurasian lynx somehow encountered each other in a face to face encounter and had a fight who do you think would win this fight (Asian water monitor lizard or the Eurasian lynx)? Could you please give reasons for your answer? I await your reply.
Are you still waiting for a reply?
@@edwinholcombe2741 Yes, i am.
I liked this video very much !
Getting psycho vibes
This Is The New Generation Of The Past Dinosaurs
Fairly common sight in Australia. Funny to watch in some areas where they scare the hell out of tourists. The big goanna's often come out of the bush and slowly make their way to where you eat....a scary sight for most people, but especially tourists. The smell of a barbeque chicken at a picnic is irrisistible and easy prey.
Dont bother them and you have no problem. Incredible hunters on land, up trees, in burrows and they can swim like a crocodile.
When you type the word "bother" I don't think most readers receive the idea you're trying to send.
God knows why so many snake in Australia with those things around
@@baldheadkid It's ok keep the word 'bother' . We don't need them to know the goannas help keep the tourist numbers in check.
@@robertmcnamara5407 if not then theres always the drop bear 😁
@@snapperjessen LMFAO. You have no idea how often I have to explain a drop bear to tourist friends. Then watch the fun.😂
A baby Python..come on now.
Love 💘 it keep them coming please
I love anything that destroys those slimy snakes whether snake the reptile or humans that act like snakes.
Depends on the size of the python.
I grow up with tons of this lizard on my backyard. They only go for a smaller prey. If they spot you, they run. The biggest one i encounter is as big as 7 year old children, even at that big they will 100% run if they saw you. That guy in the video, he probably poke the lizard to much, that is why it attack agresively.
That was a tegu in the video they're native to south America. Very close relatives to varinid
very cool, This is half assed here in our region Monitor Lizard main dish is Cobra snake, today it is same
snake become the food of Monitor Lizard
Lets see the monitor taking on a honey badger
I love how the narrator says the lizard eats it's prey ALIVE. Like pretty much all predators eat their prey alive.
Narrator: this is one of the most dangerous and venomous snakes in the world!
Monitor Lizard: was.
I love the theatrical voice narration!!! Very dramatic!!!!! LOL
A monitor lizards would be a delicious dish😋
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And so would you
The monitor lizard IS no match for a giant python or an anaconda.
Yes
Who are in turn no match for a large croc/gator
@@Bread_Garlichouse exactly.
Yes. They can only prey on smaller snakes.
Monitor: BRING ON THE SAUSAGE!
Excellent video
I love watching Animal Documentaries and all of you are doing a Amazing job to keep us Entertained and please keep the videos coming
Nope . Don't agree with letting nature take it's so called course. If I cd I wd have beaten that lizard to a mashed pulp to save that poor Cat. Alas no one did.
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Great snake control
Thank for showing this video
I once stomped the living daylights out of one of these when it attacked a cat. It was killing a cat in pretty much exact way in this video, we tried to pull it off, it would let go, so at that point, I just had to break its spine. I think I killed it in the first or second stomp. We took the cat to the vet, needed tons of stitches. Monitors are very powerful but I noticed they have weak backs, I didn't expect it die so easily, especially because it was atleast 20-25 pounds.
There are many of these in India. But they are completely harmless to humans unless you try to catch them cause they might bite you hard.
Thats call self defence
Lions are the kings and monitor lizards are the gangsters.
really enjoyed
A meal for honeybadger
Haha beat me to it
Honey badgers do hunt some monitor species in africa but only the Savannah and Rock Monitor. The Nile Monitor/Black Throated Monitor (Larger Subspecies of Rock monitor) are a match honey badgers don’t want to mess with, and With a Komodo Dragon? Not a damn chance in Heaven.
@Charles Tinsman haha HB fight again hyena, leopard etcc he is immune to snake venomous! And you think wolverine can kill him ??
Isn't their bite venomous like a Komodo dragon? I heard no mention of it in this video.
I don’t believe that’s the case.The bacteria in the mouth of a Komodo dragon is far more dangerous.
@@redman840 Thank you, and happy Thanksgiving day! I hope you bite into a lot of things that don't bite you back today. ;)
I for one am glad they are small now. Not long ago when people first came to Australia there was Titan of a monitor lizard called Megalania prisca.
Monitor: Think I'm bad, wait til you see my cousin Komodo!
this would have been so much better to look at if the camera man knew what they were doing