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You’ve left fifty comments on a body cam video of an autistic kid being assaulted by his mother, DEFENDING the mother, and then I have the pleasure of knowing that you consider yourself so knowledgeable and privileged that you think you can “factually” and “helpfully” promote buying exotic and often trafficked animals? Best day ever

They should get the same protection and treatment as the giant panda get 😢😢😢

Very cute❤❤

PEKORA BOUGHT A FUCKING MONKEY!!

I believe he loved his tiger but still crazy 😲👀

get rid of PETA.

Looks like a lemur mixed with a squirrel

Domestication of any animal is entirely POSSIBLE, however the risk of the process can go up a LOT depending on the time you're spending trying to do such, and with certain animals. take for example, Alligators. There ARE really nice Alligators, far nicer and more "Tame" than most, and very tolerant of Human interaction. However, the reason we haven't been able to domesticate them, is their age, and Time to reach maturity. Alligators can live for DECADES, and near Human Lifespans in Captivity, Some Crocodilians even Older. A Crocodile wont reach Sexual maturity to breed another Generation until probably Beyond a Decade. It would take about 50 Generations at BEST for Domestication, as an estimate. If you are reading this post, Domestic Crocodilians will not happen in your lifetime, sadly. It's entirely possible, but the amount of dedication required would be staggering. Multiple Generations of people would have to dedicate their entire lives to raising these animals, who could very well kill a person with EASE should someone make a mistake, And being around those animals every day, All your life, the odds of an accident are High. THAT is why we haven't been able to Domesticate Alligators. I think Tigers and other Big Cats are certainly DOABLE, and least far more than Big Reptiles. However, it's going to take a lifetime of effort, breeding the right, well-behaved animals to get it right. I think a Tiger or a Jaguar would be AWESOME. But, that comes with risk, again. Before an Animal lover hounds on me for this, and says "Wild animals belong in the Wild" I get that. I understand your point. That's why I didn't bring up freaking Orcas from SeaWorld, and tackling this argument the Video made. I love Animals just as much as you do, and I'm simply humoring the idea. Would a Tiger as a pet be a really cool Idea? Hell Yeah (Personally, I'd still go the route of Alligator XD). Is it realistic? Maybe not for now, but still a Cool Idea. People are actually getting fairly close with Foxes, and seems that bout Mountain Lions, and Coyotes could be next. But either way, I think this is a cool concept. I hope at some point this does happen, as it would be incredibly interesting, and be able to see such a magnificent animal up close, and in a safe environment where you'd normally never be able to get that close to it (Legally). As some other arguments made, also helps conservation. Domestic Rhinos (While hilarious) Wouldn't be a bad idea. So if we are domesticating Wild animals for ANY REASON, let it at least be that one.

Chetahs are so cute even though they kill many other animals aggresively

It's your pfp. Or maybe a jerboa.

Problem is: it's illegal. If you keep a wild animal, means somewhen you'll be in jail.

“If an animal like a bear kills someone because it is defending its cubs, it will not be recommended to euthanize them for they are acting in normal healthy behavior and is not intentionally seeking to kill humans”. If a bear of any other animal trying to protect its babies charges or swings at a human to protect them, they are definitely intentionally trying to kill them. If that is normal and healthy behavior then eating a human because an animal is hungry is too. Also you said that animals trying to hunt humans are dangerous. But animals attacking humans to defend their babies are too, and their behavior can also be taught to their young. These are some poor points they contradict your claim.

This is an asinine video. Messi's owners themselves have assisted in creating legislation in Russia to outlaw the private ownership of exotic cats. Messi is a very rare exception to the rule that wild cats are extremely dangerous. Even if they don't attack their owners, they play rough, and it only takes one dig, from one claw, to inflict a fatal injury. Wolves are naturally social creatures; with the exception of African lions, cats are not. It has been 10,000 years since people began to domesticate wolves, and even nowadays wolf-dog hybrids are far more dangerous than ordinary domestic dogs. The idea that people ought to be able to own wild cats as pets is ludicrous -- and unfair to the an9mals themselves.

Its sad. He wasn’t a bad guy. This was escape most people in the hood its drugs or violence. His was taking care of a dangerous animal that was his adrenaline that was his stimulation nobody got hurt. But HIM i cant say he was bad guy Just a crazy and lonely person.

They look cute but they are terrible for the environment as it will kill a lot of the natural wild life

10 minutes for a video that can be summed up in 7 seconds

I'd love an update video now that you've had Emerald for a longer period of time and have more experience with her. Bat-eared foxes seem to be increasing in popularity as pets, but there's still little firsthand information out there from private owners.

i wish a hyacinth macaw was 8k or anywhere close to that 😂 unfortunately they are between 20k and 30k i had to slowly let my dream of owning one go

Ah. Now your trashy comments on the clip of Avankita playing Karen in Mean Girls- pure race based nonsense. I wonder if other viewers here have seen your childish comments all over clips your state you cannot stand but persist in commenting on. This is to the point that I think you’re trolling and hate-bating.

You should at least buy 2

Are Quails legal for Texas

All men who clicked on this video just wanted to know that if we can take em down in 1v1 scenario or not. C'mon guys, admit it.

Can i get a water buffalo

IS THAT A REFERENCE TO TURNING RED MOVIE

I am glad they have not been domesticated because they would just end up neglected like all the other domestic hamster species.

return them to Africa

It was a harmless bull snake called iso i kinda was shocked when i heard abound it the handler "supposedly" didnt know the snake was gonna get killed supposedly he was held down so he couldn't save the snake

They should be in the wild and not an exhibit for a human's status.

The tiger could have easily killed him. I guess they really were friends.

Let's not forget that there are domesticated foxes. The foxes in Russia were domesticated in just decades (since the late 50s) rather than thousands of years.

Wait, wtf, is that Megalovania?!

Asian cats maybe. Or not should

That dude is crazy brave.

Iv never seen a stote in my 23 years of life living in nz and I want to own one so badly they just look super bad as and seem like a good pet to own if you live in rural areas where rats will tunnel close to your house

He’s incredible!

He will do it again with no survival tho

The tiger was healthy. I really think the tiger was his spiritual companion. He is still alive to tell the story told me enough. But he was wrong for putting other at danger

They should be pets, it would bring their population nunbers up and would helo them evolve 🙃 humans have literally helped a lot of animals evolve Also they are gental and arent mean to other animals so my cat would love them 🥰 Also this would pretty much make a new undustry for like food and pet care 🥰 ( which we desperately need anyways as extention looms heavy for like 75% of all eath species ) 🙃most animals are going to go extinct as a dorect impact of human environmental changes and habitation

Yeah, California (the state I live in) is, along with Pennsylvania, the worst ever state for exotic pet ownership, and this pet law of California is ridiculous. Hopefully, in the future, California will change this law to allow some more exotic pets to be kept, such as the following animals: Hedgehogs, tenrecs, sugar gliders, short-tailed opossums, wallabies, fennec foxes, domesticated silver foxes, bat-eared foxes, raccoon dogs, wolfdogs, purebred gray wolves (if they're bred to be affectionate and docile), dingos, New Guinea singing dogs, Asian leopard cats, servals, caracals, margays, Geoffrey's cats, ocelots (they're almost gone from the pet trade, so hopefully this can be resolved as long as it's from a legal pet trade and not an illegal one), mongooses (including meerkats), genets, binturongs, kinkajous, domestic ferrets, fallow deer, muntjacs, reindeer/caribou, South American tapirs, gerbils, jerboas, springhares, Gambian pouched rats, degus, Patagonian maras, capybaras, several lemur species, squirrel monkeys, common marmosets, and dwarf caimans. This would all be great if the animals were bred from captivity (and not taken from the wild), and as long as the animals are happy and properly kept, cared, bred, and feed, and as long as these exotic pets are NOT too dangerous unlike big predators such as bears and (most) big cats (as well as if these legalized exotic pets being vaccinated so they do not carry diseases or harmful viruses). People would have to be responsible and take really good care for these pets if they want or need to keep them.

Thank you so much for this informational on red pandas as pets. ❤ I truly love these animals & I hope they continue to be protected.

Sounds to me that there's a decent chance we simply don't know enough about their breeding behavior to support them properly in captivity, it might not be a situation where they inherently can't. Particularly because of the "inconsistency" mentioned and the limited research on the matter. As a specialist species (although they are behaviorally adaptable, so maybe not as specialist as I thought?), no doubt they require very specific circumstances. If that's the case, perhaps down the road domestication and fostering could aid their protection as a backup population that could gradually be allowed to become more feral again. Not only is it greatly increasing in traction for being generally popular, but there are so many people that don't have the time for pets. I could also see a lot of people wanting to feed their pet primarily plants.

sad he wasn’t given a chance and he saved the cats life to so that says a lot he loves animals and he risked his life for them he had what it take but didn’t have the funds to support him I feel he is a good person at heart 💜

I have been reading about lemurs for months now but not out of a will to own them. They are endangered animals and often critically so. They also are not like some house cat that you can easily keep. Lemurs have their own particular way of life which does not include humans. They belong into the wild or at least sanctuaries where professional conservators can care and support them in their way of life. The Duke Lemur Center would be a good example for exactly such an effort. And unsurpringly, they also speak out against owning one as a pet just as anyone who actually works with lemurs in conservation, studies, field work or something else in academia. I really love lemurs and this video just invokes so much disgust in me.

- I thought I was liking your channel. But nope, seems you pretty much agree with animal cruelty. God bless you. 🙌🏽.

- 3:54 I currently live in South Carolina. Not too far from where you're talking about.

I still can't beleive it 😂😂😂😂

I would pay a huge amount for a tame Pallas cat

He should move to Africas Congo then he could be with all the animals!🤔🤔🤔