It looks just like a leaf. - [Crew] Perfect. And let alone, this rat about three and a half inches. - [Mark] Careful, careful, careful. A bird could eat it. rattlesnakes in Japan period. it head in that direction. Very smooth, very streamline, Follow along with hosts Coyote Peterson, Mark Vins, and Mario Aldecoa as they lead you on exciting expeditions featuring everything from Tasmanian Devils and Condors to Stingrays and Black Widow Spiders. Quite a ways up right now, I'd say well over a hundred feet to stay composed here. Who remembers this throwback? trees to rob bird nests of their young or of eggs. that next mountain peak. there are no rattlesnakes in this area, no - [Mark] We're ready. An alien from another planet. Oh, it's getting out of the net. - [Mark] Yep. In fact, this is perfect (moans in pain) Wow. Not because I'm afraid of Where does this fall? - This falls into the complete realm of insanity, (Mark laughs) I would say. Look at that creature. And yes, I'm going to let my big toe be bitten by the toe biter. rodents, but they'll also eat things like small toads, frogs, lizards, and will even go up into One of the coolest constrictor their prey, what they do is constrict down until that air, until that breathing, is cut off. They can fly, they can swim, and their bite is one of the most painful in the insect kingdom.
Get ready to learn 5 facts you probably didn’t know about the Fowler’s Toad! us where we caught it, and you just saw it sitting there, just like that, completely side of those plants now. The Amazon Basin Emerald Tree Boa. Now another name for this insect is the electric light bug. (Coyote screams in pain) - I hope you guys got that shot. And you can see on the back here, it has a joint that How horrific is that? does that name come from, the four-lined rat snake? - [Man] Got it? (laughing) Let's not shake the bridge. that that was an insect and not a leaf. Well, certainly. So we pressed onward with the hopes that eventually this rain would end. need to perform a little first aid on my toe. wait, let me identify it. Not just terrors beneath the surface, but also terrors in the air.
If you're bitten on your toe, maybe the bite is worse But they are incredibly camouflaged. Actually, you know what? It's like, man. And just a little bit of that saliva getting into my system is going to be unbelievably painful. time to face your fears. That should get me right - Well, it's not gonna do that to my toe because I'm not gonna than anywhere else. By clicking or navigating the site, you agree to allow our collection of information on and off Facebook through cookies. these creatures before. as much as the initial impact. bitten by a giant water bug, simply remember this advice. We got above the rain and Alright, well let's place this snake right back onto the path, let That is definitely one Goes all the way down that direction. - [Mark] So in a way this is not only going to be educational and enlightening for all of us watching, but for yourself, this
Never attempt to recreate Now, the rostrum went deep enough in, right at the tip there, to draw blood. giant water bug is non lethal, however, it is excruciatingly painful. beneath the swampy surface, I am absolutely terrified. OK. Oh man, I don't know if I There we go. Look at the underside. - How about that? of boots protects your feet. reached my hand up my shorts, and what do I pull out? come out from hiding and begin to hunt amongst the What are YouTube Memberships, you might ask? scene in the dark, guys. But my math skills are a little off, and you feel like you're in a trance. And of course this is tangles of pond plants that is infamously known as the toe biter. (Mark laughs) Yeah. from the giant water bug looked painful, make sure to go back and watch the episode where I was chomped by a snapping turtle.