The red belly black is such a gorgeous looking snake. I kind of like that they can eat eastern browns as the Eastern Brown is very very aggressive. Red bellies generally will try to flee from humans
yes indeed! We mentioned to a herpetologist that we have red bellies on our leisure acreage- He told us be grateful and not to harm them as they go after browns and tiger snakes, both generally more aggressive snakes
Yes exactly really are not a problem to humans it’s the fear some humans have of snakes that is the problem we have always had Red Bellies around our farm they know us and we treat them with respect and we rarely ever see a brown . Our large population of pythons and them seem to never have any issues
I never would have expected that when I read the title. You could actually see the brown snake injecting it's venom because sometimes when he would bite, you could see indents in it's head, where the venom glads are located--they looked hollow, as though his constrictor muscles were pushing every last itty-bitty drop of venom he had, into his predator.....But even as powerful as he was, it did no good. A great video, and thanks for uploading!!!!!!
@@alangodden8260 Both are short. The eastern brown snake's fangs are small compared to those of other Australian venomous snakes, averaging 2.8 mm in length or up to 4 mm in larger specimens. The red bellied blacks are about 2mm. www.reptilefact.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Red-Bellied-Black-Snake-Fangs.jpg
Just so it is clear because there seems to be a hell of a lot of confusion about the snakes in this video.. I see a lot of people calling the Brown snake a Mamba, It's not, It is an Eastern brown snake (2nd most venomous snake) It is being eaten by a Red bellied black snake and this video is a great example of why the eastern brown snake is the 2nd most venomous snake on earth, This snake evolved alongside Cobras like the Red belly that eat it and as a result has some of the most potent venom on earth. This same thing is also true for the most venomous snake (Inland Taipan) and the 3rd most venomous snake (Tiger snake) which are both eaten by Red bellied black snakes and Mulga snakes.
@@hexmaniacgabby5160 It is more toxic to other reptiles, but to humans, it is one of the least venomous snakes in Australia. Its venom is still nasty and can make you very sick, and you may even die without treatment
From what I understand, even though the brown is the second most potent snake in the world, their venom is more effective on mammals. The red belly venom is more effective against reptiles. Kind of ironic that the red belly is a lot less harmful to humans (still pretty fucking bad), but a nightmare for the brown snake.
Funny comment, but no deaths have ever been recorded due to a bite from the red bellied blacks snake(despite frequently showing up in or around urban areas).
Some people here in the United States keep them for pets and breed them in captivity. They will readily eat mice. They are venomous but it usually isn't deadly to people. A friend of mine got bit by his. He had pain, swelling, headache, bleeding and upset stomach but was back to normal in just a few days. They do not lay eggs but bear live young. They can have a tendency to become overweight in captivity because owners feed them too much.
Black Snake and Brown Snake this place is Australia. The Brown Snake is extremely dangerous because jump so large before bite. Inland Taipan is the most venom snake in Australia. Great video!!
To be fair, I've watched quite a few of these videos and that brown snake is way more accurate and way better at trying to defend itself than 99% of other snakes. But, brown snakes rely on speed and venom and if it's that much smaller and the venom does nothing... Well...
Knarly video, growing up in South Australia im aware of Brown Snakes and Red Bellies co existing, Red Bellies primarily near fresh water and Eastern Browns more inland in drier areas even near the ocean but never this.. Really cool video, love it!
I wish I had the RBB's here at this property. Way too many Browns here. Had plenty of the RBB's where I used to live and where I grew up, healthy respect but happy to have them around. Have a great day 🦘🇦🇺🦘
As an Australian this was so interesting to watch the whole time I'm wondering did the red belly die afterwords because he got bit too and Brown Snakes are the deadliest snake in Australia I'm pretty sure can you let me know please.
the red belly is a snake and reptile eater, they are very resistant if not completely immune to other snake venom, just like its larger cousin the mulga or king brown. it also looked like the fangs of the brown didnt even penetrate the scales
Red bellies are the closest thing to a cobra ya gonna get in australia, and cobras are snake eaters hence why people say that red bellies keep browns away.
I get what you mean in terms of their nature. But ironically, browns are actually the closest related Australian snake to true cobras. Their scientific name Pseudonaja, pretty much translates to fake cobra
BlackAnvil47 Not immune..... but very tolerant . Both their venoms are evolved to target mammalian and amphibious prey. Both these snakes will eat each other depending on size and circumstances
@@matthewberry1738 not really,the reds eat the browns they love them lol farmers like having reds around as the keep the brown snake population down as the browns are very dangerous to humans The reds prey on the brown snakes it's one of their favourite meals lol The browns will try and defend themselves and yes it could sometimes win if fighting a young not yet fully grown red ,BUT it's the reds that prey on the browns not the other way around
A red bellie black tried to chew my foot off . 3 bites to my left ankle , still got the bite marks . Funny thing though I didn`t feel it . But it would stop bleeding for hours . And whenever I got to warm it would itch like crazy . 18 years on no ill effects fortunately . Places in Vic they seem to be more numerous than ants.
A friend of mine got bitten on the little finger by a captive red belly, nearly lost his finger but did lose his sense of taste for over a year, one of the weird side effects apparently
Richard Tapp I'm not sure, either the fangs on the smaller brown snake couldn't penetrate the scales on the rbb, I have since chatted to an experienced snake handler that said the rbb may have died eventually too
Yeah, with the amount of bites suffered by the RBB im sure it would not have made it. RBB do have a tolerance to other snake venom, and one bite from a Brown would not normally be fatal to a full grown RBB, but id doubt in this case if it survived.
The odd thing is that the brown snake is close to the worlds deadliest snake and the red bellied black is at the other end of the scale. Often, with a RBB, the hospital will often not even use an anti-venom on a snake bite victim as it's rarely fatal ... mainly is quite painful. Mind you, a RBB snake that's large, like this one would have quite a venomous load. It's odd that such a deadly snake lives in fear of the RB black snake.
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CELLULITE SALLY psuedechis are immune to venom. They’re cannibals of their own & other species. A red belly is more likely to be seen eating a brown while conversely, a brown eating red belly.
eastern brown snakes are the most dangerous snake in the world, 2nd most venomous as well, in the past in Straya people used to kill the almost harmless red bellies which had browns on their menu, killing the red bellies saves 50 eastern browns the red belly would have eaten, which disrupts the food chain and leads to more eastern browns in gardens killing idiots who try to save their dogs.
The Red Bellied Black snake will win every time. Black snakes which include the Mulga snake are immune from other snake's venom. The Eastern Brown is defeated and will be eaten eventually by the Black snake.
It actually might not have been envenomated as eastern browns are notoriously short fangs. The fangs might not have made it through the black's scales. In any event, it's very common for different snakes to be immune to other snake's venom. I'm probably assuming this is the case here. It is a common thing for larger snakes to predate upon smaller snakes.
The brown snake is not a black mamba. Black mambas live in Africa, this is Australia. It's called a common brown and it's more venomous than any mamba, and it's more venomous than the red belly snake that ate it. It's like #2 or #3 in the world
3rd or 4th depending on who you ask! It's based on something called the LD50 test and it's done on mice which makes the results a bit sketchy when used for lethality in humans.
He's going to be extra - chewy, he's fighting for his life. You would too if something was trying to devour you whole! I have way too many Browns on my place. Unfortunately, no RBB's to keep the numbers down. I've always liked the RBB's for this reason, and they're quite beautiful. Have a great day 🦘🇦🇺🦘
I know that the Brown snake is highly toxic but I'm unfamiliar with the Red Bellied Black snake. Is it a constrictor or does it also have venom? Apparently it's a snake eater by nature. Here in the USA we have the King snake, a constrictor that specializes in eating other snakes. It will routinely attack and eat Rattlesnakes and is immune to the effects of the Rattler's venom.
Hi Jack. The Red-bellied Black Snake is part of the Elapidae family (hollow, fixed and usually frontal fanged) of venomous snakes. They are usually very shy and although their venom will make you quite sick, they are not considered "deadly" like their Eastern Brown cousin in this footage. Funny story.... I was hunting with friends about 15 years ago and we spotted what we thought was some agricultural piping laying on a hill about 40m/130ft away. One of the guys I was with took a shot at it and the "ag piping" reared up. It was a really big Red-bellied Black Snake. Now normally they will avoid confrontation, but this one took exception at being shot at. It proceeded to slither purposefully towards the stripped out Land Rover we were in, which severely panicked the Ophidiophobe (someone who is scared of snakes) sitting next to me. He was convinced it was going to climb into the vehicle with us. We fired a few more warning shots at the snake before it got too much closer and it decided against pushing the issue any further.
why should she?if animals cannot defend themselves they ll be launch for another animals, thats just how nature works , more ovver the other snake would die without eating
Does this mean that both snakes will kick the can? I would think the Brown snake would be more toxic than the Redbelly. Small vs Big, go little brown!!!!
Who's scared? I just said I walked by blissfully unaware that I literally stepped metres from where it looked like this was happening. I'm more scared for the snake if I stepped on him, I'm not a lightweight fella.
ding5000 was referring to Lewcy Wyatt, for declaring that the only snakes there should be are dead ones. Well, she is referring to good snakes. What about bad snakes? I think bad snakes deserve equal attention to good snakes, whether they live or die! :D
People do things all the time that they "shouldn't do". Perhaps Lewcy was one of them. Perhaps not. But you can guarantee that it wasn't meant to anger or upset you. Snakes upset Lewcy, that's all.
Actually, no, the world's most venomous snake is the Inland Taipan, but it has never killed a human being due to the fact it does not live near the human population. The Eastern Brown Snake, however, is more widespread and people are more likely to come across it. Also, more people have been bitten and died from its bite. The Inland Taipan is the most venomous, but the Eastern Brown is the deadliest.
When we see a red belly on our property we feel a little bit safer. Had enough close encounters with browns to last a life time. Browns look straight into your eyes with a mean ass look, you remember the feeling you have at the time when that happens forever.
This is almost close to being ridiculous, the brown snake is seen trying to attack the red bellied black snake that has a vise on it, but the brown snake failed so many times. It needs a BIGGER mouth.
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If I saw a brown snake in the grass, I'd probably mistake it for a lizard. Crazy how when you're seeing just it's head, it also looks like a lizard. Good to be extra careful then
Thats a red belly??or a inland taipan ??.if thats the inland taipan theres no way the brown snake can kill that cuz the inland is the most venomous snake in the world but it creeps me out cuz it has a red belly😱
2:00 Brown Snake checking if his fangs still work by having a quick bite of himself.
Yeah, talk about "friendly fire" .
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Lol usually this shit kills.
@@snap-off5383 hahaaha
The red belly black is such a gorgeous looking snake. I kind of like that they can eat eastern browns as the Eastern Brown is very very aggressive. Red bellies generally will try to flee from humans
Thats correct i never harm red bellies because they eat browns...
yes indeed! We mentioned to a herpetologist that we have red bellies on our leisure acreage- He told us be grateful and not to harm them as they go after browns and tiger snakes, both generally more aggressive snakes
Yes exactly really are not a problem to humans it’s the fear some humans have of snakes that is the problem we have always had Red Bellies around our farm they know us and we treat them with respect and we rarely ever see a brown . Our large population of pythons and them seem to never have any issues
Browns will eat blacks too though.
Brown snakes are usually only aggressive if they feel threatened. Usually they will flee to avoid contact with humans
We have Indigo snake in Florida, Black in the shade dark blue in sunshine. Protected by law. Eats rattlesnakes regularly.
This was a title fight. Snake Vs Snake. thanks for showing this footage.
Was not that great of a fight I’ve seen better, more active snake fights.
I never would have expected that when I read the title. You could actually see the brown snake injecting it's venom because sometimes when he would bite, you could see indents in it's head, where the venom glads are located--they looked hollow, as though his constrictor muscles were pushing every last itty-bitty drop of venom he had, into his predator.....But even as powerful as he was, it did no good. A great video, and thanks for uploading!!!!!!
Imagine being the deadliest snake on the planet and you can’t even bite a red belly black
Thanks for the video proof of the saying you never kill a Red belly black snake.
Brown snake fangs are notoriously short...I doubt they could penetrate that armour!
I think its the other way around red belly blacks have short fangs and commonly predate on smaller browns who have longer fangs...
@@alangodden8260 Both are short. The eastern brown snake's fangs are small compared to those of other Australian venomous snakes, averaging 2.8 mm in length or up to 4 mm in larger specimens. The red bellied blacks are about 2mm. www.reptilefact.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Red-Bellied-Black-Snake-Fangs.jpg
@@alangodden8260Nope. Brown snake fangs are shorter. Taipan fangs on the other hand are very long.
Just so it is clear because there seems to be a hell of a lot of confusion about the snakes in this video..
I see a lot of people calling the Brown snake a Mamba, It's not, It is an Eastern brown snake (2nd most venomous snake)
It is being eaten by a Red bellied black snake and this video is a great example of why the eastern brown snake is the 2nd most venomous snake on earth, This snake evolved alongside Cobras like the Red belly that eat it and as a result has some of the most potent venom on earth. This same thing is also true for the most venomous snake (Inland Taipan) and the 3rd most venomous snake (Tiger snake) which are both eaten by Red bellied black snakes and Mulga snakes.
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So is the red belly the most toxic? I was watching Bondi and this snake showed up and it made me wanna learn more lol
@@hexmaniacgabby5160 no
Mulga Snakes are Eastern Browns, which are the deadliest snake in Australia (due to the fact they have killed more people than any other snake here)
@@hexmaniacgabby5160 It is more toxic to other reptiles, but to humans, it is one of the least venomous snakes in Australia. Its venom is still nasty and can make you very sick, and you may even die without treatment
From what I understand, even though the brown is the second most potent snake in the world, their venom is more effective on mammals. The red belly venom is more effective against reptiles. Kind of ironic that the red belly is a lot less harmful to humans (still pretty fucking bad), but a nightmare for the brown snake.
@Bearded Guy Thanks for sharing your story. If you don't mind me asking, where were you when you were attacked? I hope you make a full recovery soon.💜
@Bearded Guy WOW! 😳
Snakes are so sneaky! Did ya'll kill him? Thanks for your response and again, get well soon!
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Funny comment, but no deaths have ever been recorded due to a bite from the red bellied blacks snake(despite frequently showing up in or around urban areas).
Almost rode my mountain bike right into a red belly black last week. Bastard was huge.
Red bellied snake: who fucking with me??
King Cobra: hold my snake
Some people here in the United States keep them for pets and breed them in captivity. They will readily eat mice. They are venomous but it usually isn't deadly to people. A friend of mine got bit by his. He had pain, swelling, headache, bleeding and upset stomach but was back to normal in just a few days. They do not lay eggs but bear live young. They can have a tendency to become overweight in captivity because owners feed them too much.
The harder the brown snake bite the more intense the Red Belly snake attacks
That is some incredible footage.
Black Snake and Brown Snake this place is Australia. The Brown Snake is extremely dangerous because jump so large before bite. Inland Taipan is the most venom snake in Australia. Great video!!
Most venomous land snake in the world.
That eastern brown was really fighting for its life 😢
Wow , that's amazing , as an Ozzie I'm almost ashamed to say I've never heard of and first for me of seeing this !
Wow where you living??
Where was this so i know to keep my eyes open ?
Aw, poor brown snake almost bit itself too Oml. That’s a big red belly too oml
When it finishes with the brown
It comes for you
At 2:00 the brown snake bites itself. Duh!
T Rex wow
I feel sorry for the little brown Snek😔
One snake said to another, "Are we poisonous?"
The other snake said, "Yes, why?"
The first snake said, "Oh shit....I just bit my lip."
Lol
To be fair, I've watched quite a few of these videos and that brown snake is way more accurate and way better at trying to defend itself than 99% of other snakes. But, brown snakes rely on speed and venom and if it's that much smaller and the venom does nothing... Well...
Knarly video, growing up in South Australia im aware of Brown Snakes and Red Bellies co existing, Red Bellies primarily near fresh water and Eastern Browns more inland in drier areas even near the ocean but never this.. Really cool video, love it!
Scott Blackman your right
I also found this a bit sad for the poor brown snake. But that's how nature rolls I guess. Nice vid mate. G'day from Tsv in Nth Qld
I like having RBBs on my property. They usually just bolt when they see you. I have only seen one EB here in the 8 yrs I've been here.
Yeah they are good they eat the baby browns...
I wish I had the RBB's here at this property. Way too many Browns here. Had plenty of the RBB's where I used to live and where I grew up, healthy respect but happy to have them around. Have a great day 🦘🇦🇺🦘
The brown snake is like,"why is this not working??!"
Amazing video! You can see the brown’s venom glistening on the black snake’s scales. Can imagine it thinking “now what do I do?“.
2:00 brown snake bites itself
Probably shouldn’t laugh 🤦🏻
Damn bad luck he getting eaten as well
Poor brownie with his lil fangs, no effect but plenty of heart 😂
As an Australian this was so interesting to watch the whole time I'm wondering did the red belly die afterwords because he got bit too and Brown Snakes are the deadliest snake in Australia I'm pretty sure can you let me know please.
the red belly is a snake and reptile eater, they are very resistant if not completely immune to other snake venom, just like its larger cousin the mulga or king brown. it also looked like the fangs of the brown didnt even penetrate the scales
Red belly looks like immune to the brown snake's venom, which is extremely venomous, at least to humans.
Everytime the Brown tries to bite, it's leaving venom on the red bellies back!!
Which make that went die too
Its not brown its little mamba dude 😂😂
Naturally this won’t help because Eastern Brown venom only affects mammals.
Usually snake vs snake are tough fights. Snakes are not taken away in a moment, they are tough cookies.
Had a redbelly in my bedroom as a child (6yo) in Charleville... nothing untypical bout that, this on the other hand, is amazing!!
Red bellies are the closest thing to a cobra ya gonna get in australia, and cobras are snake eaters hence why people say that red bellies keep browns away.
I get what you mean in terms of their nature. But ironically, browns are actually the closest related Australian snake to true cobras. Their scientific name Pseudonaja, pretty much translates to fake cobra
Appears red-belly is immune to Brown's venom
BlackAnvil47
Not immune..... but very tolerant .
Both their venoms are evolved to target mammalian and amphibious prey.
Both these snakes will eat each other depending on size and circumstances
@@matthewberry1738 not really,the reds eat the browns they love them lol farmers like having reds around as the keep the brown snake population down as the browns are very dangerous to humans
The reds prey on the brown snakes it's one of their favourite meals lol
The browns will try and defend themselves and yes it could sometimes win if fighting a young not yet fully grown red ,BUT it's the reds that prey on the browns not the other way around
That red belly snake you are referring to is a Indigo Snake.
Wrong. Not even close dude.
It is an Australian Red Belly black snake. No relation to the indigo snake. RBB is a venomous elapid, the indigo is not.
Thankyou for sharing this!! Magnifico, what amazing complex creatures! xx
Wow look at the Brown Snake Bite and Bite but to no effect those are some tough scales to penetrate
If this was the long version what was the short version a bite?
Brown snake was damaged so had trouble identifying its own body beyond the hold of the Red belly black. It was really in trouble.
What camera are you using?
Its partly the Samsung galaxy S5 phone I had at the time with a little bit of video and stills from my Olympus OMD EM5ii camera
A red bellie black tried to chew my foot off . 3 bites to my left ankle , still got the bite marks . Funny thing though I didn`t feel it . But it would stop bleeding for hours . And whenever I got to warm it would itch like crazy . 18 years on no ill effects fortunately . Places in Vic they seem to be more numerous than ants.
A friend of mine got bitten on the little finger by a captive red belly, nearly lost his finger but did lose his sense of taste for over a year, one of the weird side effects apparently
If the brown snake could just have the common sense. He could just plunged his fangs to the eyes of the bigger black snake to finish the game.
Problem, she didn't go to school. I guess🤔.
The poor brown snake couldn't pierce the red belly's scales
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Even if it did red belly snakes are immune to the venom of beown snakes.
Rfj
Elapids has the worst fangs
Great footage.
Why were the brown snake bites of no effect? Is the red-belly's skin impervious to its fangs?
Richard Tapp I'm not sure, either the fangs on the smaller brown snake couldn't penetrate the scales on the rbb, I have since chatted to an experienced snake handler that said the rbb may have died eventually too
Yeah, with the amount of bites suffered by the RBB im sure it would not have made it. RBB do have a tolerance to other snake venom, and one bite from a Brown would not normally be fatal to a full grown RBB, but id doubt in this case if it survived.
Thank you both for responding. I hadn't considered that the RBB might have paid a high price for its meal!
The brown's fangs may not have been long enough or strong enough to inject venom. I can't see any wounds on the black snake.
4er6765, but
They were saying hey bro your not the same as me now we got our differences 😂
The odd thing is that the brown snake is close to the worlds deadliest snake and the red bellied black is at the other end of the scale.
Often, with a RBB, the hospital will often not even use an anti-venom on a snake bite victim as it's rarely fatal ... mainly is quite painful. Mind you, a RBB snake that's large, like this one would have quite a venomous load.
It's odd that such a deadly snake lives in fear of the RB black snake.
So the venom from the Brown Snake doesn't kill Red Belly Snakes. I'm from Australia so I am really interested in finding out. Thankyou.PEACE
. . . According to Wikipedia the brown snake even eats funnel web spiders. Should have saved the brown snake, LOL.
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Meh... chickens eat funnel webs too, I'd rather keep chooks!
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The brown snake can also kill a person in under an hour if it bites them so there is that.
Brown is a lot more venomous than red belly but it’s just the size here
Nope, a Red Belly will always win...FACT...
@CELLULITE SALLY you have no fucking idea! Do your research you stupid fat fucking slag!
@CELLULITE SALLY Go back to McDonald's and sit your fat ass down and scoff hamburgers and bury your head back in your lonely virgin world of Facebook you gross pig!
CELLULITE SALLY psuedechis are immune to venom. They’re cannibals of their own & other species. A red belly is more likely to be seen eating a brown while conversely, a brown eating red belly.
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eastern brown snakes are the most dangerous snake in the world, 2nd most venomous as well, in the past in Straya people used to kill the almost harmless red bellies which had browns on their menu, killing the red bellies saves 50 eastern browns the red belly would have eaten, which disrupts the food chain and leads to more eastern browns in gardens killing idiots who try to save their dogs.
As we say in Australia, ‘Wednesday’
Well it's quite clear then....we must ban all snakes!
The Red Bellied Black snake will win every time. Black snakes which include the Mulga snake are immune from other snake's venom. The Eastern Brown is defeated and will be eaten eventually by the Black snake.
This are a good education for people living on farms not kill read Bec eat brown
All over but the eating
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Did that black snake die afterwards? He was clearly envenomated.
It actually might not have been envenomated as eastern browns are notoriously short fangs. The fangs might not have made it through the black's scales.
In any event, it's very common for different snakes to be immune to other snake's venom. I'm probably assuming this is the case here. It is a common thing for larger snakes to predate upon smaller snakes.
Hell no. I would run from any snake, screaming like a girl. And he's in that Brown snakes face recording it? No no nope... no way
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The brown snake is not a black mamba. Black mambas live in Africa, this is Australia. It's called a common brown and it's more venomous than any mamba, and it's more venomous than the red belly snake that ate it. It's like #2 or #3 in the world
3rd or 4th depending on who you ask! It's based on something called the LD50 test and it's done on mice which makes the results a bit sketchy when used for lethality in humans.
are both neurotoxic or hemotoxic venom types?
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Do snakes poisen each other with their bites?
So, the black mamba (brown snake) didn't kill the other one??!
The Eastern brown in the video is a good 10 times more venomous than a Black Mamba.
one of the nastiest things ive seen in a while
Meeting went bad in Snake Union.
I love Red Bellies, they are BADASS!👍👍
Are they immune to venom?
EB showing here how they would bite you, they chew then let go.
He's going to be extra - chewy, he's fighting for his life. You would too if something was trying to devour you whole! I have way too many Browns on my place. Unfortunately, no RBB's to keep the numbers down. I've always liked the RBB's for this reason, and they're quite beautiful.
Have a great day 🦘🇦🇺🦘
Like Woody Allen once said, he didn't care for nature as everything was eating everything, big fish eating little fish, kind of like a big smorgy.
Odd statement to come from a predator
"I bit you first"!!! "No, I did"..."No, I did"..."No I did"...LOLLL
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I know that the Brown snake is highly toxic but I'm unfamiliar with the Red Bellied Black snake. Is it a constrictor or does it also have venom? Apparently it's a snake eater by nature. Here in the USA we have the King snake, a constrictor that specializes in eating other snakes. It will routinely attack and eat Rattlesnakes and is immune to the effects of the Rattler's venom.
Hi Jack. The Red-bellied Black Snake is part of the Elapidae family (hollow, fixed and usually frontal fanged) of venomous snakes. They are usually very shy and although their venom will make you quite sick, they are not considered "deadly" like their Eastern Brown cousin in this footage. Funny story.... I was hunting with friends about 15 years ago and we spotted what we thought was some agricultural piping laying on a hill about 40m/130ft away. One of the guys I was with took a shot at it and the "ag piping" reared up. It was a really big Red-bellied Black Snake. Now normally they will avoid confrontation, but this one took exception at being shot at. It proceeded to slither purposefully towards the stripped out Land Rover we were in, which severely panicked the Ophidiophobe (someone who is scared of snakes) sitting next to me. He was convinced it was going to climb into the vehicle with us. We fired a few more warning shots at the snake before it got too much closer and it decided against pushing the issue any further.
Question...is the brown snake poisonous?
Nope, not at all. No Australian snake is poisonous
Is these taipan and mamba?
No,, is mamba and king cobra
It’s eastern brown snake and red bellied black snake
Now that's the most dangerous snake in the World, not the brown.
It's exceedingly common and yet it has never killed an adult
Are both venomous?
Highly venomous
Well, why did'nt you help the little brown snake
why should she?if animals cannot defend themselves they ll be launch for another animals, thats just how nature works , more ovver the other snake would die without eating
Why should they have stolen the red belly's dinner? He did all the work to hunt it down and fight it. It was his prize.
Does this mean that both snakes will kick the can? I would think the Brown snake would be more toxic than the Redbelly.
Small vs Big, go little brown!!!!
where is myponga was that? I was blissfully unaware walking by there the other day.
that's one fat red belly.
Deepak Ehtskan sorry to all the bleeding heart animal activists but... the only good snake is a dead snake
Who's scared? I just said I walked by blissfully unaware that I literally stepped metres from where it looked like this was happening. I'm more scared for the snake if I stepped on him, I'm not a lightweight fella.
ding5000 was referring to Lewcy Wyatt, for declaring that the only snakes there should be are dead ones. Well, she is referring to good snakes. What about bad snakes? I think bad snakes deserve equal attention to good snakes, whether they live or die!
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Then he shouldn't have replied directly to my comment.
People do things all the time that they "shouldn't do". Perhaps Lewcy was one of them. Perhaps not. But you can guarantee that it wasn't meant to anger or upset you. Snakes upset Lewcy, that's all.
I saw a road killed red belly down there in 2020, gorgeous snake.
Was this an indigo snake?
Indigo would eat them both
@@kevinshipman6494 cool cool, so what type of snake is it bruh?
It was a red bellied black snake and i aint your bruh
@@kevinshipman6494 thanks, bruh... 👍🏿
With a name like ace you have to be a real jackass
is the black immune to the brown's venom or what?
That’ll teach you to pick on someone bigger than yourself!
A long fight between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law ...
Humphrey Bogart Humprey you funny
Brown snake gives a back massage then becomes a snake snack .
These are some of the world's most venomous snakes. They are both in the top ten with the eastern brown being more toxic than the red belly.
Actually, no, the world's most venomous snake is the Inland Taipan, but it has never killed a human being due to the fact it does not live near the human population. The Eastern Brown Snake, however, is more widespread and people are more likely to come across it. Also, more people have been bitten and died from its bite.
The Inland Taipan is the most venomous, but the Eastern Brown is the deadliest.
What an honor and a pleasure it is to be alive in this modern world and see these creatures forged over millennia battle it out for existence - amen
I also contribute to this whenever I see a bloody snake, I got bitten when I was a kid and hate them with a passion,
Its a Snake eat Snake world. Humans are the same way, they just don't eat each other.
When we see a red belly on our property we feel a little bit safer. Had enough close encounters with browns to last a life time. Browns look straight into your eyes with a mean ass look, you remember the feeling you have at the time when that happens forever.
That was that Black snakes last meal probably before the brown snake venom kicked in.
What the hell is Jonah falcon doing there 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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the brown one looks like Black Mamba
The lighter colored snake Linda looked like it had a black mouth doesn't that mean it is venoumos
No,it was a venomous snake BUT a black mouth doesn't mean a snake is venomous just cause that particular snake was
is it cobra vs black mamba???
Notorious are you dumb
This is almost close to being ridiculous, the brown snake is seen trying to attack the red bellied black snake that has a vise on it, but the brown snake failed so many times. It needs a BIGGER mouth.
It’ll be interesting if a bigger snake comes along and eat him immediately...would that be two in one
snake version of a turducken.
The black eyes on that red belly. That’s a mean looking snake
Boa noite Charles e tiringa.o trabalhos de preservar a natureza é muito importante.acompanho diariamente me divirto muito com vcs.estamosna quarentena em itaquera são Paulo abraços pra vcs....
If I saw a brown snake in the grass, I'd probably mistake it for a lizard. Crazy how when you're seeing just it's head, it also looks like a lizard. Good to be extra careful then
If you felt sorry, you should have stopped them.
Right, break up a fight between some of the most venamous snakes in the world. Great idea Soihem!
Thats a red belly??or a inland taipan ??.if thats the inland taipan theres no way the brown snake can kill that cuz the inland is the most venomous snake in the world but it creeps me out cuz it has a red belly😱