Wildlife Biologist Breaks Down Ace Ventura

Forrest Galante on GQ's The Breakdown on Ace Ventura.

Forrest Galante is a world-renowned wildlife biologist and TV Host. His mission is to inspire and educate people about animals and adventure through the media, including hosting programs on Discovery Channel, on-camera expert interviews, and production of his own wildlife and natural history shows.

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[rustyshackleford]

This movie came out at a pivotal moment in my childhood. I still talk with my butt sometimes

[vaq]

I really appreciate that you talked about the negative side of riding a bird. Thank you.

[Spicy]

I love those movies. You should have broken down him coming out the Rino like a new baby 😂

[youtubeconnollyfamily]

As a child growing up in the 90s, this was my favorite movie

[sonyamay]

I loved this movie so much! It's one of those I can quote word for word. My favorite is "That's what you stepped in, that's what was on your shoe, and that explains the abrasion! ON YOUR PALM! DAMN I'M GOOD!!"

[ClinstarWoodard-ljvt]

💪😝🤘 Back when movies were good I miss my childhood.

[CA-lfjt]

One of my fav quotes from ace Ventura, ” this is a lovely room of death”

[riush]

We used to ride ostriches in kenya at an ostrich farm in kitengela. We were kids though . Good times

[masec]

Favorite movie as a kid. Cool stories.

[CobaltBob]

I have a pet pterodactyl I fly around on when I'm high on crack.

[cececox]

I'm British 🇬🇧 and spdnt a lot of time in the Cotswolds and EVERYONE was losing it when a guy started farming ostriches 😂 then it became a local tourist spot. As you're driving you can see it from a good distance and they look like a feild full of black clouds floating just above the ground 😂 people would see it and be like.. wait... WHAT'S THAT?! Because you can tell they're not the typical farm animal so many MANY people have detoured just to check it out. One local from south Africa who's lived in the area for decades drove the far road past and said to him it was just like passing cows.... Then he almost crashed when he realised that he was seeing ostrich's in Britain 🇬🇧 🤣 He was like NO WAY and HAD to go check them out. He couldn't believe anyone would be foolish enough to farm a large number of them in Britain 😂 he was like... But.. WHY...?! 🤣 Although the farmer did so well he's still going 20 years later 😂 i remember EVERYONE in EVERY pub in the county was talking about it and taking bets on escapes and how many people they'd attack 😂 brought the entire community together to observe his experiment and nany farmers wives made their husbands buy them a pair as farm pets 🤣 better choice than a cat 🤷‍♀️🤣 I feel oddly nostalgic every time I think about them. They're such incredible and interesting animals and I'd LOVE to be able to own a pair. 🤷‍♀️🤣

[jdub-]

One of the very few sequels that’s better than the first movie.

[ellanutellabella]

It's totally Swiss Family Robinson. ❤❤❤

[JamesG-zhri]

I watched this on shrooms a couple of months ago. It was amazing 😂

[owlowl]

Oh my gosh, you keep getting cooler and cooler I don’t even know you did that

[mrdownboy]

Yeah! Do not DO what I grew up doing! 😂
I repeat:

Do not DO what I grew up doing! 😂

[Stevenisbelieven]

They have ostrich races, with riders on them, every year in Chandler, Arizona.

[SweatyBetty]

"i love how the chimp is smoking a cigar" XD

[petermay]

I would’ve died if at the end he would’ve said “yea do it it’s so fun” lmfao

[DarenMiller-qjbu]

Your english is amazing for growing up Zimbabwe.