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Billy is joined by trainee Annika as she gets her first hands-on experience with some of the world’s deadliest exotic snakes.

Under Billy’s careful guidance, she faces the highly venomous Diamondback Rattlesnake, Mexican Cantil, Exotic Rhino Viper, and the stunning Yellow Eyelash Viper, beautiful yet incredibly venomous.

Watch as Annika nervously learns the precision and skill required to safely handle these deadly reptiles!

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Annika's Experience With Exotic Snakes
03:07 Annika Takes On The Western Diamondback
05:45 Handling Deadly Eyelash Viper!
09:02 Yellow Eyelash Viper Won't Budge
11:45 Mexican Cantil Makes A Move!
14:08 First Aid For Exotic Snakes
16:03 Handling The Strange Rhino Viper
19:07 Annika Trains On The Last Exotic Snake
22:16 Outro

Join Billy as he milks some of the most dangerous snakes in the world to create life-saving anti-venom. 💉
Since the 1950s, the Australian Reptile Park has been the sole suppliers of terrestrial snake venom for the purpose of making anti-venom. It is estimated that 300 lives are saved by anti-venom in Australia each year and since the program’s inception, over 25,000 Australian lives have been saved by the program. The Park is currently home to 250 venomous snakes that are part of the venom program, and are milked on a fortnightly basis.

All actions performed in this video are by a highly trained professional. Never attempt approaching or touching a snake unless you are a professional.

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