Crocodile Hunter

[Kas1m]

Salams

I was watching crocodile hunter (Steve Irwin) last night and they went to Eglin Rangers Base and helped with them to take out dangerous species which would conflict with their training so he steve entered this tunnel made with wood and strong timber to show us how the bats live there.

these tunnels were created in the Vietnam War and are pretty strong but i wanna ask...so many years have passed, dont the termite or the insect that eats woods have eaten the tunnel away when its like deserted for many years?

or is there a certain wood that termite dont eats? thanks

[Güven]

Maybe there are species living there that protects their "territory" from those insects.

Termites are usually weak against other creatures.

[Kas1m]

Maybe there are species living there that protects their "territory" from those insects.

Termites are usually weak against other creatures.

there was snakes, bats, bees, spiders and frogs in there

[Güven]

there you go ....

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[Kas1m]

there you go ....

yeah but the whole tunnel...i never knew they were weak creatures...they usually have a queen and a good colony system

[Güven]

yeah but the whole tunnel...i never knew they were weak creatures...they usually have a queen and a good colony system

They can be easily overpowered by ants and other predators.

[Kas1m]

Yeah quite reasonable. Anyway the whole programme was about snakes and ultimately the eastern diamondback snake. Thats a beauty

[ardianto]

Dont you know ?, Stephen Robert Irwin (born Feb 22, 1962) has passed away on September 6, 2006. Stung by a stingray in Batt Reef near Queensland, Australia.

My family love him and love his programme, and we were very sad when he got a deadly accident.

[Kas1m]

Yes. Very sad