:15:01
That's a decent cover.
Let's go with mineral exploration.
:15:07
We're taking the mobile antenna?
:15:09
Yeah.
:15:10
This sure doesn't look like your
average satellite recovery situation.
:15:15
The Aussie contact won't figure it out.
:15:19
Well...
:15:22
...this is all I need.
:15:30
Come on. There's nothing
that's gonna hurt you in Australia.
:15:35
This is the fierce snake.
:15:38
Come here, mate.
:15:40
The most venomous snake in the world!
This is one wild unit.
:15:43
This is the snake you don't want to get
tagged by...
:15:46
...because it possesses enough venom...
:15:49
...to kill 150,000 rats.
:15:52
But who cares?
:15:53
This bloke could have enough venom
in one bite...
:15:57
...to kill a hundred blokes my size.
:15:59
Look at the coloration. Beautiful coloration.
:16:04
Settle down, mate.
:16:06
You wouldn't want to take a whack
off a snake this size.
:16:10
You can see his venom glands behind his head.
:16:14
This right here is where you see
the work of my dad.
:16:17
He taught me to be one-on-one with the snake.
:16:21
To be at one with it. To feel it in my fingers.
:16:24
To allow the snake to feel that it's in no danger.
:16:27
Settle down, sweetheart. Settle down now.
:16:31
She's just trying to tag Steve-o on the face.
:16:34
I know you are, sweetheart.
:16:36
You're a beautiful snake.
You're absolutely gorgeous.
:16:39
It's starting to flatten its throat out.
:16:41
It's starting to get aggressive.
:16:47
You're all right, mate. Settle down.
:16:50
See, it's coming back on me. Real fast.
:16:52
These snakes seem to know
the toxicity of their own venom.
:16:56
It's swinging around, agitated, neck puffing up.
:16:59
That rapid tongue flicking.