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  • Hi.. Regards to the Speaker on this video, I am Scotty from urbanfront records and was wondering if we could use parts of your vocals in a dnb track we wish to release.. if you can email me at usprecords@live.co.uk i will send you a copy of the track :) thanks and hope we can do this..

  • i loved this video, it helped me alot on my research paper lol :)

  • This is Awesome. However, just being a bit nit piky. In your description you use the word 'poison' two or three times.

    Poison can be administered through oral means. Venom has to be intravenous (Directly into the blood stream).

    You can drink Venom and it will digest with no affects, but poison will harm you.

    I know it's only a small thing but it's a common mistake that would be good to rectify. Especially because lots of herpers will watch this video.

    Thanks again.

    J

  • @jigglestumps

    thank you so much for pointing this out...common useage was initially the reason for "Poison" instead of "Venom"...however it has been changed ......your comment is most appreciated.

  • @favenchi No worries. Hope I wasn't being too pedantic. Thanks again for, what I think, is one of the best snake videos on youtube. I love it...

  • @jigglestumps I am the same way.

  • That seems to be a careless way to release the adders from the bag. What if some or all of them make a break for it? Why not dump them into the entrance? Or make hole on top of the den so you can release the snakes into the den directly?

    The kid with the barefoot easily could have been bitten too.

  • awsome local film and my favorite snake Acanthophis antarcticus or death adder there not a snake to be trifled with but so cheaky the way the catch there food awsome thanks for putting it up

  • @cutthaskin so nice of you to comment.......I am so glad that the Death Adder documentary is at last having some good exposure to the world.

  • a classic documentary, i enjoyed it. thanks.

  • @globetrekker2010

    tks globetrekker...the film is also a tribute to film-maker Lex Halliday....a pioneer in Australia of nature documentaries....

  • THis is a special documentary....and it shows the risks taken by David Fleay to extract venom from snakes in order to save the lives of future snake-bite victims

  • Thanks for putting this up!

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