toad sprays poison
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please subscribe now http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtsuperanolefind out where toads store their poison on this episode of breaking trail most people already know that toads are poisonous but do you know where they actually store their potent toxins it is not simply in their skin like a poison frog but is actually contained near the base of their heads in what is called the parotoid glandswhat is even more fascinating is that it is said that these glands are actually capable of spraying this toxin when they are squeezed or bitten by a predator to demonstrate this effect coyote peterson will gently manipulate the glands of an invasive cane toad to not only show you what the poison looks like but also to see if it really does spray get readybecause the poison039s about to fly breaking trail leaves the map behind and follows adventurer and animal expert coyote peterson and his crew as they encounter a variety of wildlife in the most amazing environments on the planet the brave wilderness channel is your one stop connection to a wild world of adventure and amazing up close animal encounters follow along with adventurer and animal expert coyote peterson and his crew as they lead you on three exciting expedition series - emmy award winning breaking trail dragon tails and coyotes backyard - featuring everything from grizzly bears and crocodiles to rattlesnakes and tarantulaseach episode offers an opportunity to learn something new so subscribe now and join the adventure that brings you closer to the most beloved bizarre and misunderstood creatures known to man get readythings are about to get wild new episodes every tuesday and friday at 9am estsubscribe now https:wwwyoutubecombravewildernessfind more info at: https:wwwcoyotepetersoncomcoyote peterson on twitter: https:twittercomcoyotepetersoncoyote peterson on facebook: https:wwwfacebookcomcoyotepetersoncoyote peterson on instagram: https:wwwinstagramcomcoyotepetersoncoyote peterson g: https:plusgooglecom100310803754690323805about

hunting for dinosaur tracks
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlyolcliffon this episode of breaking trail coyote and the crew search the deserts of southern utah for dinosaur tracksbelieve it or not there are still places in the world you find the footprints of real dinosaurs and although the brave wilderness team are usually on expeditions searching for living wildlife this adventure was just too epic to pass up not only will the crew be searching the beautiful sand dunes of utah for these prehistoric relics but they will be doing so using super fun polaris razorswhich needless to say are going to make this adventure one wild ride get ready to go hunting for dinosaur trackshuge thanks to the southern utah adventure center for providing the razors seen in this video to rent one for your own adventure please visit their website -http:bitlyutahadventurebreaking trail leaves the map behind and follows adventurer and animal expert coyote peterson and his crew as they encoun

free handling bullet ants
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtwolverinein this segment of on location coyote and mark free handle bullet antsyes you read that right coyote and mark the director of brave wilderness thought that since this really has been the year of the bullet ant why not send it off in style seriously though please never attempt to do thiscoyote and mark both felt this was ok for them to try because of their vast wildlife experience and extensive knowledge of this speciesin addition to free handling bullet ants coyote mark and mario reflected on what truly an amazing year it has been and all of their favorite memories of 2016and of course what incredible adventures await in 2017get ready coyote packnext year is going to be the wildest one yet huge thanks to you and the entire coyote pack all 5 million of you for joining us on the adventure that is the brave wilderness channel without your support and enthusiasm these videos would not exis

killer snake of central america
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtmojaveon this episode of breaking trail coyote encounters the deadliest snake in central america the fer de lance known for its potent venom and extremely bitey temperament the fer de lance pit viper is responsible for the most deaths of all snake bites in south and central america needless to say this snake encounter demands all the caution and care coyote and the crew have to offerget ready to meet the killer snake of central americahuge thanks to brian kubicki for hosting the crew at this location and making the bullet ant adventure possible to visit his amazing amphibian reserve check out his website for details - http:bitlycrfrogsbreaking trail leaves the map behind and follows adventurer and animal expert coyote peterson and his crew as they encounter a variety of wildlife in the most amazing environments on the planet the brave wilderness channel is your one stop connection to a wild world of adventur

toxic newt
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelpre-order coyotes book - http:bitlybookbraveadventureswatch more - http:bitlybtnewtsin this segment of on location coyote and the brave wilderness crew explore the mountain lakes off the coast of washington for rough skinned newts similar to the california newts found in previous episodes these adorable little amphibians also happen to be extremely toxic thats right the poison in the skin of the rough skinned newt is potent enough to be fatal to humans however no need to worry the toxins must be ingested to take full effect so as long as youre not planning on eating one of these toxic creatures youll be just fine get ready to see one super toxic newt huge thanks to doe bay resort for housing the crew and making this video possible please visit their website for information on how to visit orcas island - http:bitlyoldoebaythank you for joining us on location in these segments you will get a behind the scenes look at

bloodworms - will they bite
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelpre-order coyotes book - http:bitlybookbraveadventureswatch more - http:bitlybtscreamingfrogon this episode of beyond the tide coyote goes digging for bloodworms just below the surface of the mudflats on the eastern seaboard lives one of the only venomous marine worms in the worldthe creepy and bizarre bloodworm welding a toothy proboscis to strike their unsuspecting prey this creature uses its copper fangs to inject a toxin that paralyzes its victims so it can slurp them up for dinner yikes it goes without saying when it comes to the venomous bloodworms we know for a fact that they will strike under the mud but will they bite a humanand if so just how bad is the biteget ready to find out huge thanks to anthony knowlton aka tiller for taking the crew on this muddy but surprisingly fun filled adventure beyond the tide explores the mysterious world of the ocean and brings you closer than ever to its most fascinating c

jellyfish challenge
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelpre-order coyotes book - http:bitlybookbraveadventureswatch more - http:bitlyolfortressin this segment of on location coyote and crew set out on an epic kayaking adventure off the san juan islands near the coast of washington statealong the way they spot a variety of sea birds bizarre crabs harbor seals and masses of moon jellyfishso of course testing his curiosity coyote decides its a good idea to pick up one of these jellies with his barehandsyikes rightso the question is not only will he be stung but also how bad it will beget ready to witness the jellyfish challenge huge thanks to our guide carson for leading the team on this adventure and keeping the crew safe so they could enjoy their day off and all of the beauty of the san juans also a special thanks to shearwater adventures for providing their kayaks please visit their website to plan your own kayaking experience - http:bitlyshearwaterkayakthank you for

puke fruit challenge gross
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlyolzombiein this segment of on location coyote takes the puke fruit challenge puke fruit well its not commonly known by this name but the noni fruit absolutely should be these bizarre and supposedly nutrient rich fruits give off a pungent smelly foot odor and believe it or not taste even worse seriously these little stinkers are rancidthat said after discovering a smelly tree filled with them in the rainforest the brave wilderness team decided it was high time for coyotes next big challengewhich of course would be to eat one of these foul beasts raw so can he do itget ready to get grossed outand oh yes there will be pukebig thanks to everyone at kids saving the rainforest for hosting the crew at this location to find out more about their organization please visit their website - http:bitlysavingtherainforestthank you for joining us on location in these segments you will get a behind the sce

super cute kinkajou
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtoceloton this episode of breaking trail coyote is attacked by monkeys and encounters one of the most mysterious creatures in the rainforest the kinkajou a kinka-what while these nocturnal animals are undoubtably adorable what exactly are they well it might surprise you to find out they are not related to monkeys cats or weasels but are actually a relative of the raccoon also related to coatimundis these tree dwelling mammals can often be heard calling in the nighttime canopies of the rainforest in central america get ready to meet the super cute kinkajou big thanks to everyone at kids saving the rainforest for hosting the crew at this location to find out more about their organization please visit their website - http:bitlysavingtherainforestkids saving the rainforest never lets the public touch or see the baby wildlife we only do so when the filming is to educate which is our mission all wildlife careta

deadly sea snake encounter
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please subscribe now http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtseacreatureson this episode coyote discovers an extremely deadly sea snake marooned in a shallow tide pool capable of killing a human being with a single bite the yellow-bellied sea snake is one of the worlds most toxic reptiles so when coyote handles one for the first time he has to be more careful than everone slip and it could be all over for him in the blink of an eye scary stuff so will coyote survive yet another deadly encounter or will his luck run outget ready to see what happens on this very first episode of beyond the tide our new series beyond the tide explores the mysterious world of the ocean and brings you closer than ever to its most fascinating creatures whether its tide pools lagoons or the deepest depths of the sea coyote peterson and the brave wilderness crew will take you there the brave wilderness channel is your one stop connection to a wild world of adventure and amazing up clos

bald eagle adventure
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtredfoxin this segment of on location coyote and crew brave the wilds of alaska in search of majestic bald eagles while there are more bald eagles in alaska than any other state in the usa they can be quite difficult to film due to their incredible eyesight and extremely skittish behavior lets just say sneaking up on an eagle is far easier said than done oh and did we mention there are ice cold rivers and grizzly bears in the way yeah this location will test ones wilderness skills thats for sure to help take on this challenge of filming wild eagles the crew hired professional wilderness guide joe ordenez and brought along a giant and we do mean giant 600mm camera lens to help extended their cameras reach so will they be able to get the epic eagle shot theyre afterget ready to find out on this wild alaskan adventure big thanks to joe ordonez for making this adventure possible for information on his a

nippy little mink
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtweaselon this episode of breaking trail coyote gets up close and chomped on by one nippy little mink while visiting steve kroschels wildlife center in haines alaska the brave wilderness team was privileged to meet many amazing animals but this little mink was by far the most entertaining in interact with leaping and bounding all around coyote and steve the mink sure showed off its speed and agility just when youd think it was ready to calm down and take a rest it was back in the water for some more splashing around because playtime is never over when you039re a mustelid get ready to get up close with one adorable baby mink huge thanks to steve kroschel and his amazing team for hosting the brave wilderness crew and making this video possible if youd like to make plans to see this mink in person please go to steve039s website for information on how to book your visit - http:bitlystevekroschelbreaki

monster sockeye catch
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please subscribe - http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtpoisonfrogon this episode of breaking trail coyote and the crew set off to catch a monster sockeye in the wilds of alaskain quite possibly their grandest adventure to date prepare to witness the brave wilderness team face icy rains blustering wind and freezing cold water all in an attempt to get the cameras up close to alaskas most iconic fish the sockeye salmon oh and did we mention coyote will attempt to catch one using nothing more than a common fishing net thats right this adventures success all hinges on coyotes ability to pull off a nearly impossible fish capturewill he be up to the taskeither way get ready to dive in with some monster sockeye huge thanks to greg and joe for making this episode possible please check out their incredible alaskan guide services by visiting their website here - http:bitlyjoeordonezthis video was filmed under permit sf2016-211 granted by the alaska department o

face to face with a venomous snake
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please subscribe now http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtpythonbiteon this episode of breaking trail coyote gets face to face with one of the most beautiful snakes in the world the eyelash viper known for being an arboreal species of pit viper the eyelash viper never disappoints in any of the visually stunning color phases it displays throughout the regionhowever the golden phase eyelash viper is without question the most iconic variety and is also one of the most colorful species of snake that lives in rainforests of costa ricanow while it may appear small and tranquil this snake is still a formidable predator that is equipped with two venom injecting fangs capable of inflicting some serious damageso it goes without saying coyote needs to take extreme caution with this one especially when it tries to go exploring around his hat get ready for one incredible snake encounterbig thanks to la tarde ecolodge and roel for hosting the team at this location please visit t

furry puss caterpillar
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please subscribe now http:bitlybwchannelwatch more - http:bitlybtleafmantis on this episode of breaking trail coyote finds a huge furry puss caterpillar in costa ricathe furry puss caterpillar derives its common name from its pussy cat like appearance and with its long wavy hair it is by far the most bizarre looking caterpillar the team have ever encounteredalso known by locals as the fire caterpillar these flannel month larva are not only strange looking but they also pack a powerful toxin in the spines beneath their furry coats the venom delivered by these spins is said to be so painful that it creates the sensation of burning fire under the skin that can last for as long as 24 hours yikes get ready to meet a toxic caterpillar with one seriously wild hairdo big thanks to la tarde ecolodge and roel for hosting the team at this location please visit their website to book your own adventure in the breathtaking wilderness of costa rica039s osa peninsula today http: