Wildlife Expert Breaks Down Animal Scenes from Movies Part 3 | GQ

Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante is back again to break down some of the most famous animal scenes from film, including 'Free Willy,' 'Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls,' 'Elf,' '101 Dalmations,' 'Jungle 2 Jungle' and 'Life of Pi.'
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Wildlife Expert Breaks Down Animal Scenes from Movies Part 3 | GQ

[wow_aimee]

Yesterday I watched this guy literally cry of joy because he and his team got footage of a leopard that was declared extinct +20 years ago. I knew he looked familiar..

[StroJhan]

comments liked this guy so much he’s coming back 3 times and no one is complaining

[RtroZone]

Free Willy is even sadder when you realize that Keiko the orca was freed in July 2002 but didn't adapt to being in the wild and died in December 2003.

[mv]

I can't get over the fact that he's a wildlife biologist named "Forrest". Some things are just meant to be.

[p.ellet.]

The part about the orca fins just completely ruined my day.

[eliasvaldez]

I'm a simple man. I see Forrest Galante breakdowns, I click.

[Jrod]

I’m so glad he doesn’t pick apart every inaccuracy and understands when something is meant to be funny and enjoys it

[archer]

I love that he stops the video at one point just to say 'Look how freaking adorable raccoons are! Appreciate their cuteness people!'

[Minetic]

Rural Raccoons: I don’t want to be seen or heard
City Raccoons: I’m walking here!!

[hatedumb]

Let's be honest. They could make a sub channel with just this guy and we would all flock to that.

[combatwombat]

"Yay, Free Willy, I adored this movie as a kid!"

:D

"... This is a physiological form of emotional torture that you're seeing exhibited as a characteristic."

D:

[Cassius]

“So should you just go around riding ostriches, no” - well there goes my plans for the weekend

[ryanwallfanclub]

PUT HIS NAME IN THE TITLE LIKE YOU DO EVERY OTHER PERSON. SMH. GOD BLESS YOU FORREST

[ericnesbitt]

This man's parents knew exactly what he was going to be as an adult by naming him Forrest. Great vid!

[RiceCracker]

Wait, we just gonna skip over the fact that they specifically targeted great white sharks just for the iron in their livers? IS THAT NOT COMPLETELY NUTS TO ANYONE ELSE?

[Undercovergrandma]

I think the best thing about Forrest, other than how much he truly cares about animals, is I never feel like he's talking down to anyone, or "showing off" bc he knows so much.

Love this guy

[Secret_Troilus]

You know what would be dope: Marriage and Family Therapist breaks down iconic dysfunctional family scenes. JS 🤷🏻‍♂️

[h-lorolltide]

Can you imagine this guy as your college professor? Would you EVER skip his class? His way of explaining things is brilliant, yet simple. He is beyond engaging!

[sophiej]

That actually made me cry when he talked about the emotional (and physical) unhappiness and torture orca’s are put through in that environment.

[portalomus]

His respect for animals is truly beautiful. I wish more people had this capacity for empathy and understanding.