VENOM VS BLOOD 2: TAIPAN, BUSHMASTER AND RUSSELLS VIPERS!!!
BUSHMASTER, TAIPAN AND RUSSELLS VIPERS ARE SOME OF THE MOST ICONIC SNAKES IN THE WORLD. In todays video we see exactly what their venom does when it comes into contact with human blood.
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what about tell about the different pupils on snakes
next time bo to the blood bank in you local area and ask is they will tap you and then divide the blood in the different components as they normal do, and then see what the venom, i think that would be really interesting to see hugs from Denmark
Love his accent, easier to understand than an Australian one. Wonder if he knows Ninja and Yolandi.
Combined watched the blood vs venom with the venom vs flesh! Experiments to prove hypotheses. Genius creativity
I would like to see what a copperhead venom does
awesome learning session Dingo!
I'd love to help you with your job, Dingo! I've always loved snakes. Watching what the venom does to blood really brought a lesson in being careful!!!! This might be a silly question...if you were to "taste" some of the venom, would it have a detrimental effect on you? Or does it always have to be injected?
Props to you man thanks for risking your life to save others
After seeing this video i started fearing from snakes. Nice video sir.After seeing this how difficult will be for doctors to save a victim from these deadly snakes.As the human body has lots of nerves and veins and all the blood gets stuck within it.How do doctors do that!!
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I liked how taipan is highly venomous but wasn't aggressive with him as the bushmaster.
To think this would be happening internally. *Shiver*🙀
calling it now. I watch plenty of professionals with their Hot snakes. None have the issues he does, he's going to absolutely kill himself one of these days calling it now.
Russell's vipers common in punjab,india
New subscriber here, man I'm lovin' this channel so far. 💖💯
i can't inject my self
I'm craving for some Strawberry Jam sandwich...
You’re crazy, you drew your own blood and then you handle venomous snakes. Lots of respect to you man this is amazing :D
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this is my job studying venom on blood what its made of ect super fun to learn the toxins ect in the venoms
You took your own 🩸🥴 your a beast
So close to the face I’m scared of some venom splashing 😅
Man, great video! Keep it up Next video, european adder, sea krait, sidewinder snake, banded krait if you can! Also please please please get a microscope! would be very interesting to see the cell developements, surely your local school or university has one you could borrow?
I'm so sorry for you so called "snake lovers" but i felt like the first snake was scared and abused with his eyes almost popping out of his skull and I couldn't watch it any further because of rage and worry at the same time.... Captivity for any animal is something I can't stand.... I understand the purpose of the video but you can do the same with samples taken from the species of this four snakes in the wild.... Instead of squeeze their poor heads! Address me with any insult you like, I don't care, I never did, I won't start caring now...
Hey I want to see what a Gardner snake will do to human blood
like to see what a king cobra venom can do...those were amazing beauty's
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Dingo you are crazy my man
You can get a bluetooth ready microscope off Amazon for less than $100 that should have just enough magnification to see the cells being broken down or changed, perhaps see what’s happening with the platelets (which stick together to cause the clotting, but may not work as good with a hemotoxin that causes hemorrhaging)
Super late on seeing these videos. Just found your channel. But the color changes is weird. Each one is just a different color. That’s weird
It'd be interesting to see what a Mojave Green Rattlesnakes venom does since it's neurotoxic and hemotoxic.
For anyone that wants to say dingo is Australian because of his accent please educate yourself lmao he’s not Australian and his accent isn’t Australian it’s South African and so is he.
That taipan is so beautiful
As soon as he went for the russelsviper a KETCHUP commercial came up!
i hope you have a black mamba too..that snake was so cool
NOOO, nooo, not wine glasses and that's alcohol abuse. :(
Respect for the blood sacrifice but any butcher could’ve supplied you with bovine or hog blood.
Needles freak me out so much. Like I fainted last time I had to get blood drawn. Even seeing you draw your own made me feel queasy.
Impressionante como o veneno age tão rápido
King cobra please
Yes a microscopic view would definitely enhance the understanding of the effects, I think. 🤔
Is there any difference between the different blood types? I mean together with venom!
Holy smokes, I thought that Bushmaster was going to get your thumb when it freaked out taking it out of the cage!
I think I saw that same video it was a black guy and his GF he was freaking out and his GF was making fun of him...lol!!
GREAT job at drawing your own blood. I'm a phlebotomist, you did great! Thanks for all the great content!
Would love to see a Mojave Green venom vs either blood or flesh.
U should have kept for same duration
What would happen if a inland tiapan vs a king cobra were to come together? Who would win u think?
Sorry mate but if you use a blood sample without anticoagulant like you did it’s hard to analize the effect of snake venom on it.That blood was not moving not because of venom but because it coagulated.
I wonder where you keep your balls of Iron
To Answer Your Question I Would Love Your Job
Can you do a video of venom effect on the 3 different parts of blood: white blood cells, red blood cells and plasma. Maybe have a guest medical professional that can give info on what happens in our bodies exactly besides blood clotting? Even if it’s without a guest but this video would be cool to see
for someone with homophobia i risked my life watching this, jesus! i almost faint i can feel my body getting cold.
By crocky I miss you mate #steveirwin
You should mix the top tree most deadly snake venom in the world with blood
"Not a scientist...", he says. Are you insatiably interested in nature and what it has created to exist right in front of you? Are you incessantly amazed by what nature has to show you, just around the corner? Does this create a sense of awe, wonder and respect for all that exists around you? Do you make sure you understand what is and what is not? Do you love to share what you have discovered, not necessarily for fame, but because you TRULY love to share what you discover? Despite a lack of paperwork, despite lack of public consensus regarding your perceived social position, you ARE a scientist. It is this love for nature that distinguishes those who use their title just for social recognition and money it affords them and those who are nearly compulsively curious, who must know the answers that don't exist. Our academic titles are supposed to act as a firewall, a prophylactic act to reduce or remove incorrect information. The problem is the umbral aristocratic social framework beneath this that is analogous to "Pay to Win" concept that rules mobile gaming. I have been a cardiac telemetry technician. It is crazy how many doctors barely know the basics of our biological functions. Do you know who field researchers look to for gathering information? The locals! Why? They locals know what they do not. Wait. What? The locals have information the researchers do not, those who work with species understand the nuances they do not. You may not have the title to your name, but you have experience with the snakes and their inherent natures that allow you to be privy to understanding they cannot read in a book. Because you have that insatiable love for nature, you are inherently a scientist by heart.
I've heard some stories of our British ADDER, never seen one! I think our only poisonous snake? I would like to see what it does to our/your blood...
Snouted cobra
I want to see a cane break rattle snake, they are endangered in Virginia and a protected species.
Wow, didn't need to ask that bushmaster twice for a bit of venom. I bet big ones are a right handful for someone with less experience than Dingo.
If you are at Dingo's and he offers you a glass of wine, politely refuse.
Love the snakes suggestions mabe next time your drawing your own blood try sanistzing the spot to risk infection
There is a blood test that we use in medicine based on the Russell's viper venom it's used for looking at clotting profile. It causes a mixture of bleeding and causes something called DIC. Basically lots of clotting within the blood vessels.
Fer de Lance
It's so dangerous sir job
dont boop the nope rope.
I love his accent 💪🏾💪🏾
I gotta say man this guy is having some balls man😨
Instead of blood maybe that is jam
To be honest Dingo I'd rather be a snake charmer if the fatality rate wasn't higher i dont see myself being a milker at all i think id get bit eventally and most like on YT since id probally record my own milkings on here if i was a milker
He said "how many of u would want me job".... Nah Dingo I'll stick to plumbing lol
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This experiment is flawed because each venom hasnt been in the glass the same time
Please Make detailed video on inland taipan 🙏🙏
Got goosebumps during blood taking
Can we get Dingo and Chandler (Chandler's Wild Life) to do a video together.
Jelly making process 🙄🙄
I would love to work with animals for a living but not snakes, never snakes.
This video should be called - How to make jello with blood and snakes
Could you experiment with the brown snake venom with blood?
My recovering addict ass def had to skip past that first part lol
Understandable, good on you though! Wish you all the best with your recovery
Dingo after drawing your blood, close the injection site, if you can disinfect so that you don't get pathogens into your blood stream. But milking can go wrong and droplets can land on injection site. We don't want that.. Anyway GREAT STUFF IN YOUR VIDS
I have never seen such an angry snake until the Bushmaster tore up the cup and was wrestling
Bushmaster what a snake! Incredible beautiful
Clean the site you are going to puncture with alcohol next time, and don't touch the area with your fingers. Another issue is by the time you go get the snakes to milk them, your blood is already clotting irrespective of exposure to oxygen.
-"That the snake doesn't want to give venom is absolute load of hogwash." -"Alright, that snake didn't want to give us any venom."
No I don’t want your job at all. The reaper is hovering over him every time he touches them. Crazy
under microscope pls..i really want it
AWESOME DINGO! SO if you HAD TO TAKE A BITE which one yould you Choose???
I’d take a bite from one of those tiny ring neck snakes. No venom and very tiny.
Rickey Knudsen which one was the worst to get bite from. Was there a conclusion.....
Definitely the Russells
I hate getting my blood drawn more than almost anything else. But perhaps I should take Dingo’s advice to take a teaspoon of cement and toughen up a bit ha ha.
Dude you desarve more subs and like. I shared this vid and ppl said pfft why are you looking at this.. BECAUSE ITS REALLY INTERESTING
Banded krait..or common krait
why is the blood using your blood? even using chicken blood is better ...
Try on indian common krait
I want to see belchers sea snake venom with blood.
Hello everyone..... Props to us girls for not gagging every month😂💪
How about milking the venom into the glasses and then adding the fresh blood...will give better result cuz ur blood is already starting to clot
lets do Coral snake or try to found somehow European viper (Vipera Berus)
Very cool and informative video