Are snakes still deadly after venom milking? 🤔 Find out here #TigerSnake

Expert snake milker Tim Faulkner explains the process of milking a deadly tiger snake. This snake venom is used to make precious ani-venom to save lives. Enter the reptile room with Tim as he shares some amazing facts about this dangerous animal.

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[AsheTheRedScout]

Very calm snake. You can tell he’s used to being handled like this

[DizzyAviator]

I love how the snake the whole time is just like "oh gosh respectfully please put me down"

[bobbibourbonnais]

Thank you for doing that job so that people can be saved by the anti-venom.

[TheRATfromTHEsewer]

I really hate that it's called milking 😂

[ForestofCicadas]

As someone who drops things all the time, I now know precisely what job I should never have.

[Josh-wnfl]

The people who ask "Are they still dangerous after milking" are the ones that natural selection would've normally wiped out

[orangejuice]

"So he's just as dangerous now as he was before I milked him."

[cynthialbell]

I know that you milk them to make anti venom to save lives. Such an important job.❤🐍

[hoviksmail]

If you want to get all the venom out, you have to roll them up like a toothpaste bottle.

[joslueight]

Id like to think that some of these snakes are intelligent enough to know that a plexi glass is holding down its head so its aware its about to be MILKED!!

[shlubjohnson]

He looks so thrilled. Good little snaky.

[jennifergoss]

Why do all nope ropes look like they want to speak to the manager

[blade]

tim is so knowledgable & dedicated


aussies should be thankful for him & his team


knowing that if the worst happens & first aid is followed that weve got anitvenom is quite a relief

When i walk outside, i keep my eyrs open be mindful that here in Aust...these snakes can be anywhere...i leave them alone ...


but.. i had one accidental close up encounter with an eastern brown snake...& my god it was so quick
...


i was lucky.



thanks tim, keep looking after your team, and stay safe, you do an incredible job. top class.😎👌

[MyNameIsChukuChukuSlimShady]

Heaven knows what the first person to milk a snake went through.

[bluesteno]

Tim!!! I saw you on Bondi vet, you do some great work 💙💙

[jasonthompson]

I don’t look up to movie celebrities but I definitely enjoy watching you guys handle those snakes with the skill and love for them you and blokes like Steve Irwin have
Much respect

[cindyj]

Tim...you are such a fine naturalist,
conservationist and teacher.

[shadowtalunarxx]

2 whole guys to milk one snake! Wait hold up 💀

[HighwayDrive]

Takes a whole day for two guys to milk their snake. That’s a lotta milking.

[joethewolf]

He seemed pretty chill. Makes sense, of course, since you said you do this regularly, but I was still a little surprised.