:36:00
And this snake species actually has...
:36:03
...the highest venom yield...
:36:05
...of any snake in Australia.
:36:08
Pretty soon he'll settle down.
:36:10
He'll work out that I mean him no harm.
:36:12
It's good that me and Terri came along.
:36:16
Otherwise, the next car down the track
would have slaughtered him.
:36:20
They're quick and they'll eat other snakes.
:36:23
There's not another snake they'd
encounter that they wouldn't eat.
:36:26
In fact, this big bloke here...
:36:28
...probably would have eaten
other venomous snakes of his species.
:36:33
They can actually be cannibalistic.
:36:35
Out of my eyes!
:36:36
Don't bite my boot!
:36:40
Right behind his head...
:36:42
...are two huge venom glands.
:36:46
And he'd be able to belt in,
like two hypodermic needles...
:36:50
...around about 300 milligrams
of venom in one hit.
:36:57
Terri, where's the catching bag?
:37:00
Got it!
:37:06
Good one, mate.
:37:10
Go!
:37:11
Twist.
:37:13
King Brown!
:37:15
That's one snake to release,
and one croc to catch.
:37:23
We got a couple of problems.
:37:25
The beacon's transmitting the intermittent
signal, so it's probably in the river.
:37:30
And my partner doesn't want to get his gun wet.
:37:47
It's on this property.
The river should be right down there.
:37:50
So we run our cover, gain access and...
:37:54
...execute.
:37:57
What about the dogs?
:37:59
We'll take our chances.