Comments by "Ian Montgomery" (@ianmontgomery7534) on "American Reacts to Aussie Catching Inland Taipan On Roller Skates" video.

@Digger-tw6hq Don't know where you get that idea from. For the ;last ten years the medical and first aid community (especially the RFDS) have been advising against tourniquets and towards compression bandages. 1. Apply a pressure bandage Wrap a bandage from below, upwards and over the bite site. Extend it as high as possible (e.g. all the way to the groin). Keep the limb still (e.g. don't remove trousers). Use the same tightness as for a sprained ankle. Use a T shirt or other clothing if you have no bandages. Mark the area of the bite on the bandage.
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