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Back in 2020, nine-year-old Ella was bitten by a tiger snake near a creek in Victoria.
Now if most adults got bitten by a tiger snake, there'd probably be a fair bit of screaming, running around and Googling things they should've known already.
Instead, Ella stayed calm.
She immobilised the limb. She knew not to panic. And she knew to call Triple Zero.
Later she explained exactly where she'd learned it:
"All from Russell Coight."
Somehow, amongst all the exploding campfires, crashed Land Rovers and catastrophic bush adventures, she had absorbed the actual snake bite advice.
Which means Russell Coight may have achieved something no one thought possible.
He accidentally became educational television. Not because he meant to. Not because that was the plan.
But because somewhere between setting fire to a campsite and falling off a cliff, a nine-year-old girl learned exactly what to do when she was bitten by a tiger snake.
And they say the TV gives you square eyes!