Dugite, one of the deadly venomous Australian brown snakes 

Walking in our park last summer my wife and myself came across a very large Dugite dragging a still alive Bobtailed Goanna across the path. It was trying to fit the goanna through a ring lock fence on the side. I learnt two things that day. Snakes kill and eat Bob Tailed Goannas not the other way around. Snakes actually very loudly hiss. The snake thought we were going to take the goanna and it turned towards us and paused hissing loudly. It need not have worried.

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As usual my favorite cinematographers! The Dugite is an interesting animal and people seem to underestimate the strength of it's venom which by now has somewhat evolved to envenomate mammals as well.

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Thanks and great photography. I worked in the field all around the Cooper basin and flood plains, covering hundreds of km's of driving every day so we got to see LOTS of snakes. They are all colour schemes, the predominant species was I believe the king brown. I managed to get a large number of great photos and even a short, maybe 40sec close up video of an inland Taipan hunting the cracks in the Cooper flood plains. He had no concern with us as we followed closely as he checked cracks before quickly moving on then....in an instance he was gone. Love your vids especially Australian inland snakes.

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Great video! The Brown Snake family resemblance is clear with that face and whilst their venom may not be as toxic as the Eastern or Western Brown they are still deadly to humans with a woman dying in Perth not too long ago.

Thanks for the video

Great footage!!😍

Their eyes are gorgeous

I wonder how venomous this species is in comparison to its more well known relatives like the Eastern Brown. Excited for this upcoming “doc” on this species that I have never heard of.

The quality of the thumbnail is just awesome! Nice video to

Living Zoology = Aficionado's snake channel. Last video was the lesser covered Highland Copperhead and now we get the enigmatic Dugite. Fingers crossed for next video showcasing the Collet's snake or elusive Stephen's banded snake. Ya know, since you're already down under:)

Excellent your showing the difference in colorization. Light to medium dark brown. You would almost think they were two different breeds of snakes. Thanks for showing this!

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Where we are living atm near proserpine nth qld working on a cane farm have been seeing some big eastern brown snakes up to 2 m in length!!! Impressive

For a snake enthusiast, never heard of this one before! Beautiful species, color & (dot) patterns. Perhaps all brown species have similar kind of venom & potency? And hence not a surprise that this one too is, like the Eastern brown or King brown?

The video was very interesting, & the snakes were so beautiful

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Beautiful, wear your boots people and watch where you put your hands!

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I always enjoy notes and action behind the scenes. Have you worked with Western Browns yet?

Those snakes seem to have a live and let live attitude so the bites must occur from people putting them in a position that leaves them no escape...good video thank you.

The Dugite sorta looks like the Eastern Brown, correct? Both have deadly venom and are they elapids or no? Do you often find ticks on snakes when you handle them? Just curious.

Do dugit snakes kill each other.???

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Pseudonaja = false cobra? Beautiful videography, BTW.

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Great video

Jacks world of wildlife had a great episode on tiger snakes their venom is super knar

This is a reupload. I remember seeing this video a few months ago. But it's still a good video regardless.

I think all the Australian browns starting with the inland tipan to the coastal, the common brown they all will kill you dead it's just the frequency of human encounter that makes 1 more dangerous than the other. Please correct me if I'm wrong. ✌️🇺🇸

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Eyes in the thumbnail look like those of a Mamba…

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I wonder what the populations were before Europeans introduced mice.

Hope they did not hurt or kill the anaconda! The snake seemed docile compared to the pythons

The brown snake looks soo non-poisonous

That one snake looked like liquid gold!

hope they didnt the anaconda...he seemed freindly

If they were in my garden, I'm afraid they'd be ex-dugites. Yes I'm one of those pig ignorant people who can't stand snakes, I own it and don't care how endangered (if at all) they are.

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