This Man Explains Why The Alligator Doesn't Attack Him 😳

#alligator #animal #animals #Mental #Mentality #motivation #mindset #real #discipline #hopecore #crocodile

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[Casimenori]

This guy memorized all the bosses attack patterns

[traktitch]

“The secret trick is having skills” - This quote is great for the jaws of life, not just an alligators.

[TheDJEnrique]

i’m so satisfied to finally hear someone say that . there are a lot of animals that form a bond with humans there are others so are incapable of love and bonds . example : alligators, sharks komodo dragons, and politicians.

[Best_of_]

I love how honest and open he is. People need to hear this lol. Wild animals especially predators are not your friends.

[Andreox-yfjq]

Literally the calmest Person saying "if i do a wrong move i might lose a limb"
*Touches the alligator*

[juloxia]

Honestly just hearing "I love him, he does not love me" is enough for me cause that means he cares enough to not only learn how to handle the buddy the best, but keep himself safe. That right there is dedication

[Gamer_Dawgz]

My heart dropped when he got that close to your face

[angelgutierrez]

The trick is to push up on the lower jaw, it's designed to shut not open
So the muscles to open the jaw are very weak relative to the ability to open

[MorbidlyAscended]

Most sane animal handler I’ve seen. Especially with this intelligence.

[thenaranzulbatochir]

Finally someone explaining wildlife respectfully and accurately. Thank you 🙏

Edit: Thank you for 105k likes 😊🙏

[eiraeirazchsen]

Yep just like my cat in the corner looking straight at me asking for dinner.

[horrorsans]

Well said. Any wild animal you work with, just because they act "affectionate" or "docile" doesn't mean in their mindset that they are. They're still wild at the end of the. It's a hard but very true lesson to learn. As cold and unforgiving as it sounds.

[tukangstreaming]

"I love him. He doesnt love me" Definitely NOT my entire love story 😂😂

[ComradeCoy]

Thank god there’s finally a handler like this who is being honest and transparent. Well done.

[ohmielevisope]

It's part of the human condition called positive bias. People always wanna believe other humans or animals are good even if in reality they are not and this leads a lot of good people to get hurt or die. This why you gotta train the logical part of your brain to counter those feelings that can get you to do something stupid.

[jameepierson]

“He does not love me, I love him” my love life😭

[Yourlibrarian]

Saying a wild animal loves you because it’s calm, is like saying a criminal is your friend because he smiled at you.

[MonkeyDev-gg]

I respect this guy he’s good at what he does 🎉❤

[ItssmeAniya]

I love that he clarified this, the fact that he clarified that he could still get attacked by the alligator if he didn’t know how to handle it

[MilkywayRemastered]

Thank you for saying this. As a snake owner people would say “wow that snake loves you “ I’d say “make no mistake, she’s fed. The second she’s hungry she would eat my child in front of me” dark but a fact.