On the "Don't feed the animals" bit, a lot of people really don't get that. When you feed a wild animal, it doesn't understand the relationship that you "gave" it food, all it knows is that humans are a good source of food. As he put it, if you don't have any food, _you_ are the food. If a hungry animal associates people with food, that means that it's hungry when it approaches people, and one way or another it's going to try and find some food. Tamed animals can be taught to associate certain _actions_ with food, which is very different. Your dog, your cat, or even a captive animal like this gator here, have enough exposure that they realize the distinction between being fed and hunting, and more importantly, they get fed often enough that they never get desperate enough to turn to hunting for food. The absolute worst is a conditioned wild animal: That is, a thoroughly wild animal that actually _has_ learned the difference and is relatively tame. The problem here is while it might not approach people with the intent of eating them, it isn't afraid of people and will approach them readily and often. Despite that, it's still a wild animal and has very powerful fight or flight reflexes, so any little thing could set it off and cause an attack, and every encounter with a person is a new chance for an attack, especially since your average tourist knows next to nothing about handling animals or animal body language. It's just a ticking time bomb at that point, until someone moves in a way it doesn't like. The best way to interact with wild animals is at a distance, so that the animal doesn't feel threatened or cornered
Yes, I agree. Never feed wild animals, unless with an expert’s supervision. I feel bad for the local geese at a nearby river. It’s all fun and games to feed them until someone gets attacked. And of course, it’s the animal's fault if sth bad happens. The geese also will less likely go for their own food, less likely to look for their own food, because they know people will feed them bread. And the bread isn’t good for their health, either. It's why I'll never feed any geese or other wild animals without guidance from a vet. I love seeing the geese and talking to them, but I make sure to keep a safe distance. I had one the other day that had its mouth open, was staring at me, obviously showing signs of aggression. So, I walked to the other side of the street.
@@Roselyroses it’s so upsetting and it’s so infuriating that animals pay the price for humans stupidity. Humans are the ones at fault. Not the animals. Leave wild animals alone! Humans need to stop destroying everything too. Every single problem on earth is because of humans.
He would’ve at the beginning. That’s why training is so important. Of course I’m sure there’s a very strict criteria for which gators you can swim with.
Coming from Scandinavia my biggest dream has always been to go to Florida to check out the huge range of wildlife.. And now knowing that you can go to your amazing facilities and actually swim with an alligator is making me extremely itchy to go!
This is my favorite channel on TH-cam. I love when you and Casper are just hanging out in the water demonstrating the things you are explaining to us with Casper. I really do feel though Casper enjoys your company too. He’s calm and just like to swim around you during your videos.
4:35 Chris my G, that move you and Casper pulled was hilarious and kinda adorable. Especially when he pops up at 5:11 Haha. Also for Casper to sink down there it reminds me of when you blow bubbles to sink to the bottom in a swimming pool lol. Respect and keep up the good, kind and informational work
Its amazing what you're doing! Crocodiles and Aligators where here long before us and they deserve to be treated with respect. People believe that because they are such an ancient creature they are not capable of complex emotions such as love, respect, anxiety and security but that is so far from the truth. The one thing I've learned from watching people interact with these animals is that if you respect them, they will respect you.
Awwww man this is so awesome. I know you do this out of love for the gators and not for money and I just wanted to say from someone who loves animals and especially crocs gators and reptiles thank you so much for what you do! This is amazing to see. The gators look so cute. I love what you guys are doing there. I'm in Massachusetts we dont have gators but if I'm ever in the area I will certainly come and see one of your tours!!! For sure
Chris thank god for what you do ! All these Animals have hearts and I see Casper Loves you along with Zilla and Seven.. yeah! Steve Irvin would have Loved you and so do I .. I think it’s fascinating what you do… Awsome
When I was a kid I lived in Florida for a while and we lived next to a canal that had 3 gators.. I came up close and personal a few times and it was terrifying 😳
@@arkvsi8142 what ever it is you are suggesting... that's fine... I'm not trying to impress anyone... simply get through this thing called life.. am I wrong?
@@rickleo2159 dude it was a joke, lol, that is the reason why lately people have to make a foot note saying "joke" people can't understand and immediately feel offended.
You are an amazing person and it is your state of mind that keeps you safe. Animals of all types can pick up on moods of people and these guys are very intelligent indeed.
I; I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone be so close to a grown gator, and the gator is.... well, nice. I just couldn’t imagine ha under such faith they won’t attack. Wow. This is amazing .
Wait a minute let me rephrase that that is a good size skater God bless you sir I'd love to see this gentleman Matt wright Savannah rip to Steve Irwin and the guy from Gator boys do a movie on these alligators but I salute this gentleman right here double and salute to all the other alligator lovers
Matt wright the alligator Wrangler he's got a big old crock that he gets right up face to face with they are so brave but they both understand each other this gentleman is really good because Matt gets in the water with a crock and in this gentleman is in the water with the alligators even though he's only in chest deep water it can still take a limb off but he's better being a chest water then that water being deeper to where they could pull him under you do not go into a Gators domain which is the water once they get you there that's it you be very lucky to get away
@What is TRUTH? Podcast, FOLLOW IT! Yeah I remember poncho I saw that video that was sad when he died that was amazing I have to give a major big ups and salute to Steve Irwin for all he did and his legacy lives on but as far as touching a crocodile there's only three that I've seen for but three that do it to the extreme because of being so well trained that's not right with his crocodile not tripod but the other one that's missing the part of his jaw Chris Gillette with Casper and the other ones he trains and the guy that had poncho that was really amazing but yeah bro you're right
I've only seen three that do that like I said Chris Gillette Matt wright with his crocodile that he actually pets gets in the water with calls it and it comes is that one with the jaw on this and part of it and then the guy in another country that had poncho and of course this is excluding the people at gatorland zoo salute to them for what all they do but they wait they handle their Gators and Crocs is totally different in some way
I've seen people do this before but not like that. You really have to have a good bond and understanding with casper to allow you to be that casual. Awesome job man. Just subscribed
OMG that's so awesome how you are able to swim with the alligators. How long did it take you to gain their trust to be able to interact with them. I'm so glad of how you can show how intelligent these animals are I never thought that nobody has able to train and interact with them the way you do.
Not even Steve Irwin was ever this close and chill around a gator, he was always either jumping on their backs or feeding them carefully while they snap at the meat 🥩 this is incredible 😮
This is fantastic! As a wildlife rehabilitator of small mammals and birds, I understand your love and care for these prehistoric giants. It's not a job that ever makes money because you would have to exploit the animals to do so. Sure we get a donation here and there, but we keep our regular jobs that actually pay the bills so we can keep offering second chances to injured or orphaned wildlife. Hugs from all of us to you and your cause. Like all wild animals, they easily become victims of their own success when humans are involved. People get scared (I have had people want me remove skunks they were terrified of 😂) or they don't like nature's children doing what they do in their habitat (dig for grubs, etc). 90% of the time, a bit of education will make the human "drop all charges". With the woman terrified of a local skunk, I was able to turn her into a skunk enthusiast. She now sips wine with her friends on her porch while observing her new skunk buddy (skunks are incredibly sweet, they are just hated for having the best, non-violent self defense). I'm confident videos like this are doing the same - shedding some light on a misunderstood animal just doing what anyone would do if their life depended on it.
Amazing! I would never get that close to a gator. I respect nature & "wildlife" and give them all the space they want. The farther away from me, the better. 😆 🤣 😂
Other than Steve Irwin I have never seen someone be this kind to an animal that is largely misunderstood because of how dangerous they are, or can be. But they like all wild animals, it is largely the human kinds influence that makes them dangerous in the first place. By like what you said, feeding them, so yeah. Keep up the kindness that you and your crew do, it is nice to see that despite the world there are kind people like you out there
Thank you so very much to this young man! I don’t know your name! I admire you so much and I am think you do or must have nerves of steel!!! Thank you so very much for what you are doing! I have a lot of history in Florida, living in Palm Beach on the island, going to the University of Miami, taking marine biology, living on the West Coast also, being a migrant farm worker down there, picking oranges, working at the juice plant in Wauchula Florida, etc.! My husband and I Lyft at Pioneer Park in Sulphur Springs, and we had a resident alligator that lived right across the fairly small long pond where we would camp, living in a tent the first year, and then living in a travel trailer with our new baby the next year! I named Barbie Google! From old song, “with the goo-goo googly eyes“! He would lay up on the bank, opposite us, and bask in the sun during the day when does gator whole below… And then we could see him cruising around at night, hunting… we could see his eyeballs only when we flashed our flashlight, etc. on him! Heard him do his gator call here and there, and I learned how to do a gator call! Hard on the voice!
Thank you for explaining that! I would love if people would just LISTEN. Alligators are amazing animals. Rescue Gators are " nuisances" because of humans. We move into their homes , think it's cool to feed them, or own one. We're the nuicences.
He is right about the gators returning, but I read that farthest documented relocation of a gator that returned was around 30 miles. And many believe it has more to do with their insanely strong sense of smell than a homing skill or ability. So a strong wind could send familiar smells the gator follows.
That’s a gator not a croc, while both are unpredictable wild animals, crocs are generally more aggressive. I don’t know whether this guy could do this with a croc. No untrained person with any sense would do it with either animal
I used to give talks with reptiles for schools, scouts, and public service groups in MD. One of my regrets about moving to SC was having to give up my alligators due to that state's restrictions on possession.
We have a small gator that shows up time to time in our pond at River Ranch. He must come over to eat the bluegills in the pond and goes back to the canal west of our camp.
Does Casper have a sense of humor? Does he prank you? If he does what does he do. Thank you so very much for saving the gators I appreciate it and I’m sure the gators do also
I grew up in gator country. My Dad taught me to be safe around them as well as other wild animals. He was very clear that feeding wild animals, particularly predators was a big no-no.
You and gabby are now my favorite allogator handlers so please stay safe your work is really dangerous, they dont have emotions 😭 always be careful forever please ;-;
I fully understand he's not adorable... He's damn terrifying and rightly so... But my god... He's just so adorable lol!
It's his smile, and he's friendly...and he's just darn cute.
@@betsybarnicle8016 Calm down you two. 🤣
it's all in the eyes.
haha perfectly said
Same LMFAO. I kept on telling myself he's an ALLIGATOR, not a LABRADOR but I failed. He just looks so innocent and sweet. HELP!
i guess you have heard this many times ,but i think Steve Irwin would have loved you and what you do
eh he might end up like steve irwin.
@@TentaclePentacle Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray not by an alligator.
@@UnknownPersononGoogle what's more dangerous a stingray or an alligator?
@@TentaclePentacle Stingray, IF like Irwin you play chicken!
"come do a safe swim with us [Casper]" If ever there was an oxymoron.
On the "Don't feed the animals" bit, a lot of people really don't get that. When you feed a wild animal, it doesn't understand the relationship that you "gave" it food, all it knows is that humans are a good source of food. As he put it, if you don't have any food, _you_ are the food. If a hungry animal associates people with food, that means that it's hungry when it approaches people, and one way or another it's going to try and find some food.
Tamed animals can be taught to associate certain _actions_ with food, which is very different. Your dog, your cat, or even a captive animal like this gator here, have enough exposure that they realize the distinction between being fed and hunting, and more importantly, they get fed often enough that they never get desperate enough to turn to hunting for food.
The absolute worst is a conditioned wild animal: That is, a thoroughly wild animal that actually _has_ learned the difference and is relatively tame. The problem here is while it might not approach people with the intent of eating them, it isn't afraid of people and will approach them readily and often. Despite that, it's still a wild animal and has very powerful fight or flight reflexes, so any little thing could set it off and cause an attack, and every encounter with a person is a new chance for an attack, especially since your average tourist knows next to nothing about handling animals or animal body language. It's just a ticking time bomb at that point, until someone moves in a way it doesn't like.
The best way to interact with wild animals is at a distance, so that the animal doesn't feel threatened or cornered
@Green Carnotaurus yum
@@floridaman6020 ye
Yes, I agree. Never feed wild animals, unless with an expert’s supervision. I feel bad for the local geese at a nearby river. It’s all fun and games to feed them until someone gets attacked. And of course, it’s the animal's fault if sth bad happens. The geese also will less likely go for their own food, less likely to look for their own food, because they know people will feed them bread. And the bread isn’t good for their health, either. It's why I'll never feed any geese or other wild animals without guidance from a vet. I love seeing the geese and talking to them, but I make sure to keep a safe distance. I had one the other day that had its mouth open, was staring at me, obviously showing signs of aggression. So, I walked to the other side of the street.
@@Roselyroses it’s so upsetting and it’s so infuriating that animals pay the price for humans stupidity. Humans are the ones at fault. Not the animals. Leave wild animals alone! Humans need to stop destroying everything too. Every single problem on earth is because of humans.
Did you just spell “ SOMETHING”
As “ STH “
???????
He is so beautiful i think I'm in love with Casper.
He'd rip your arm off without hesitation
heyyyyyyy
Human's mission in life:
Hold and pet every animal on Earth.
😏🤭
True 👍
I think Steve Irwin did just that. R.I.P Steve.
Dude, I’m convinced you are the Alligator Whisperer
That gator obviously trust him and feel happy to stay by him. I love the moment the gator shut his eyes and listen what his friend is talking.
"feel happy"? reptiles are completely incapable to feel emotion or have the cognitive capacities to understand and appreciate friendly interactions.
@@blueearth5000 feeling happy? thats funny
@@Giacomo020189 Get reported for “hate-speech.”
@@mancingliaran2009 thx
@@Giacomo020189 Its more about the trust not the LOVE.
Thanks for your great narrations and explanation as to how alligators become rescues.
Has Casper ever shown you “aggressive” signs ?? He’s looks like a gentle beast 🥰. 💚
You could say he is a friendly casper.
He would’ve at the beginning. That’s why training is so important. Of course I’m sure there’s a very strict criteria for which gators you can swim with.
@@GeeklingNo1 I seriously doubt she was asking you.
Notice how calm he is in the water. If he splashes, Casper will bite, trigger trigger :D
Any wild animal can turn anytime
Coming from Scandinavia my biggest dream has always been to go to Florida to check out the huge range of wildlife.. And now knowing that you can go to your amazing facilities and actually swim with an alligator is making me extremely itchy to go!
Dane Does you will love the manatees!
@@kathypresley7973 Manatees are one of my favorite animals! And the thought about being able to swim with them makes my serotonin levels explode
@@danedoes8532 Homossassa Springs. I swam with wild manatees two months back and it was special; they were coming right up to me.
@@tybarnes895 That sounds like an amazing experience
The center is in Costa Rica btw
This is my favorite channel on TH-cam. I love when you and Casper are just hanging out in the water demonstrating the things you are explaining to us with Casper. I really do feel though Casper enjoys your company too. He’s calm and just like to swim around you during your videos.
I think I'm in love with Casper. He is the most beautiful animal I've ever seen!
Nice to see that Casper has good dental hygiene. Magnificent smile he has !!!!
4:35 Chris my G, that move you and Casper pulled was hilarious and kinda adorable. Especially when he pops up at 5:11 Haha. Also for Casper to sink down there it reminds me of when you blow bubbles to sink to the bottom in a swimming pool lol.
Respect and keep up the good, kind and informational work
Its amazing what you're doing! Crocodiles and Aligators where here long before us and they deserve to be treated with respect. People believe that because they are such an ancient creature they are not capable of complex emotions such as love, respect, anxiety and security but that is so far from the truth. The one thing I've learned from watching people interact with these animals is that if you respect them, they will respect you.
Casper is absolutely amazing ❤
What a great gator 😮 he's less dangerous than my cat !
😂
😂
This guy is nuts and I respect him. this is amazing!
I know right!
I'm surprised that he doesn't sink to the bottom of the pool with balls that big and heavy 😂😂
The way he looks at you reminds me of the way my bearded dragon looks at me. Familiarity and some adoration.
There so lucky to have a guy like u chris looking out for them what u do is amzing casper is so well trained by
The gators respect this man, based off fear of his ginormous set of balls in the water.
Balls of Kryptonite Steel, even Superman fears him!
The dislikes are the leaves Caspers snapped at
Casper even though he is a wild alligator he is quite friendly to u because of the training and friendship U have with him
Awwww man this is so awesome. I know you do this out of love for the gators and not for money and I just wanted to say from someone who loves animals and especially crocs gators and reptiles thank you so much for what you do! This is amazing to see. The gators look so cute. I love what you guys are doing there. I'm in Massachusetts we dont have gators but if I'm ever in the area I will certainly come and see one of your tours!!! For sure
Chris thank god for what you do ! All these Animals have hearts and I see Casper Loves you along with Zilla and Seven.. yeah! Steve Irvin would have Loved you and so do I .. I think it’s fascinating what you do… Awsome
I love this channel!! Sir you would make Steve Irwin proud my friend! Keep up the great work!
Great work you guys are doing and Casper's a cutie 💕
Its absolutely amazing that you have the ability to simply hang out with a wild alligator like that... I'd never have the balls to do that
When I was a kid I lived in Florida for a while and we lived next to a canal that had 3 gators.. I came up close and personal a few times and it was terrifying 😳
Not the balls, but the ovaries?
@@arkvsi8142 what ever it is you are suggesting... that's fine... I'm not trying to impress anyone... simply get through this thing called life.. am I wrong?
@@arkvsi8142 bring it.. what's your problem?
@@rickleo2159 dude it was a joke, lol, that is the reason why lately people have to make a foot note saying "joke" people can't understand and immediately feel offended.
Ok so coming there and swimming with Casper is now on my bucket list 😍😍
RIP
Quite brave
@@Boris82 *stupid
Casper is such a good boy. 🐊
I love the relationship you have with him, it's cute hes like a dog
When you lifted him up it was so cute
You are an amazing person and it is your state of mind that keeps you safe. Animals of all types can pick up on moods of people and these guys are very intelligent indeed.
Awww beautiful. Thanx for the work you do.
he's such a sweatheart so adorable
Crocs and gators are well designed, so majestic and beautiful. Yet the stubby little feet and pointy toes are adorable.
Dude you are a modern day hero keep protecting these beauties ❤️
Human: friendly gator
Friendly Gator: Human = Backup food supply
I; I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone be so close to a grown gator, and the gator is.... well, nice. I just couldn’t imagine ha under such faith they won’t attack. Wow. This is amazing .
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Wait a minute let me rephrase that that is a good size skater God bless you sir I'd love to see this gentleman Matt wright Savannah rip to Steve Irwin and the guy from Gator boys do a movie on these alligators but I salute this gentleman right here double and salute to all the other alligator lovers
Matt wright the alligator Wrangler he's got a big old crock that he gets right up face to face with they are so brave but they both understand each other this gentleman is really good because Matt gets in the water with a crock and in this gentleman is in the water with the alligators even though he's only in chest deep water it can still take a limb off but he's better being a chest water then that water being deeper to where they could pull him under you do not go into a Gators domain which is the water once they get you there that's it you be very lucky to get away
@What is TRUTH? Podcast, FOLLOW IT! Yeah I remember poncho I saw that video that was sad when he died that was amazing I have to give a major big ups and salute to Steve Irwin for all he did and his legacy lives on but as far as touching a crocodile there's only three that I've seen for but three that do it to the extreme because of being so well trained that's not right with his crocodile not tripod but the other one that's missing the part of his jaw Chris Gillette with Casper and the other ones he trains and the guy that had poncho that was really amazing but yeah bro you're right
I've only seen three that do that like I said Chris Gillette Matt wright with his crocodile that he actually pets gets in the water with calls it and it comes is that one with the jaw on this and part of it and then the guy in another country that had poncho and of course this is excluding the people at gatorland zoo salute to them for what all they do but they wait they handle their Gators and Crocs is totally different in some way
They are so adorable
I've seen people do this before but not like that. You really have to have a good bond and understanding with casper to allow you to be that casual. Awesome job man. Just subscribed
Yeah nothing beats "Chico the crocodile" and his owners relationship.
“Casper, come here”
*casper slowly floats into frame
CASPER IS AWESOME❤️❤️❤️❤️
OMG that's so awesome how you are able to swim with the alligators. How long did it take you to gain their trust to be able to interact with them. I'm so glad of how you can show how intelligent these animals are I never thought that nobody has able to train and interact with them the way you do.
You're an amazing guy doing such an amazing thing with these gators!!!
Omg 🥰 that would be a dream for me swimming with a alligator!! Keep up the great work!
Casper is a star!
I been watching your videos since yesterday you are really good with them and love your videos ❤️🐊
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️love Casper.
Not even Steve Irwin was ever this close and chill around a gator, he was always either jumping on their backs or feeding them carefully while they snap at the meat 🥩 this is incredible 😮
He handled crocs not alligators
He handled salt water crocs i cant train the aussie ones
5:22 those teefers 😂
This is fantastic!
As a wildlife rehabilitator of small mammals and birds, I understand your love and care for these prehistoric giants. It's not a job that ever makes money because you would have to exploit the animals to do so. Sure we get a donation here and there, but we keep our regular jobs that actually pay the bills so we can keep offering second chances to injured or orphaned wildlife. Hugs from all of us to you and your cause.
Like all wild animals, they easily become victims of their own success when humans are involved. People get scared (I have had people want me remove skunks they were terrified of 😂) or they don't like nature's children doing what they do in their habitat (dig for grubs, etc). 90% of the time, a bit of education will make the human "drop all charges". With the woman terrified of a local skunk, I was able to turn her into a skunk enthusiast. She now sips wine with her friends on her porch while observing her new skunk buddy (skunks are incredibly sweet, they are just hated for having the best, non-violent self defense). I'm confident videos like this are doing the same - shedding some light on a misunderstood animal just doing what anyone would do if their life depended on it.
he is the cutest little gator
Amazing! I would never get that close to a gator. I respect nature & "wildlife" and give them all the space they want. The farther away from me, the better. 😆 🤣 😂
Other than Steve Irwin I have never seen someone be this kind to an animal that is largely misunderstood because of how dangerous they are, or can be. But they like all wild animals, it is largely the human kinds influence that makes them dangerous in the first place. By like what you said, feeding them, so yeah. Keep up the kindness that you and your crew do, it is nice to see that despite the world there are kind people like you out there
Thank you so very much to this young man! I don’t know your name! I admire you so much and I am think you do or must have nerves of steel!!! Thank you so very much for what you are doing! I have a lot of history in Florida, living in Palm Beach on the island, going to the University of Miami, taking marine biology, living on the West Coast also, being a migrant farm worker down there, picking oranges, working at the juice plant in Wauchula Florida, etc.! My husband and I Lyft at Pioneer Park in Sulphur Springs, and we had a resident alligator that lived right across the fairly small long pond where we would camp, living in a tent the first year, and then living in a travel trailer with our new baby the next year! I named Barbie Google! From old song, “with the goo-goo googly eyes“! He would lay up on the bank, opposite us, and bask in the sun during the day when does gator whole below… And then we could see him cruising around at night, hunting… we could see his eyeballs only when we flashed our flashlight, etc. on him! Heard him do his gator call here and there, and I learned how to do a gator call! Hard on the voice!
Mama says that alligators are ornery... 'cause they got all them teeth but no toothbrush. ✨🐊 ✨
Look out for this channel in the near future! Great stuff, this was cool!
Thank u for all the videos they are all great!!!
Love you bud! God bless your journey
Thank you for explaining that! I would love if people would just LISTEN. Alligators are amazing animals. Rescue Gators are " nuisances" because of humans. We move into their homes , think it's cool to feed them, or own one. We're the nuicences.
Awww, they are not monsters. Look at those faces. Mrs. R
"He's chewing on leaves all day" well thats better than my dog who chews on our sofa and my fkin shoes!
If I ever come into money, I'm donating some your way.
Keep up the fantastic work.
you got a gift of understanding . pretty cool
This will make a grown man cry being in water with an alligator.
Casper looks happy
Casper gives great face
Adorable, you do amazing work 👍
He is right about the gators returning, but I read that farthest documented relocation of a gator that returned was around 30 miles. And many believe it has more to do with their insanely strong sense of smell than a homing skill or ability. So a strong wind could send familiar smells the gator follows.
Just watching this I feel so calm.
You blow me away - swimming with Crocs as if they were your pet dogs. Never seen anything like this before in my life!
That’s a gator not a croc, while both are unpredictable wild animals, crocs are generally more aggressive. I don’t know whether this guy could do this with a croc. No untrained person with any sense would do it with either animal
@@taylordw Yep! We will see.
Thank you! Very informative. Also impressive
He smiled when he came back up lol
Gator be like "Nuisance human, let me chill underwater"
You have one of the coolest jobs imo
Average peoples: Look this selfie.
This guys: Now look my selfie.
You are an amazing guy.
I used to give talks with reptiles for schools, scouts, and public service groups in MD. One of my regrets about moving to SC was having to give up my alligators due to that state's restrictions on possession.
Will be reading about this man in the Newspaper!!! Crazy Crazy Crazy!!!! God help you !!!
Yes ✌
can't believe this guy can stay afloat with balls that heavy
THANKS!!!, for the work you do
love that you rescue gators ... wow
Wow love it !! I'm from Louisiana and like gators.
Fantastic, so cute. The gator that is. lol Love what you do there in regard to rescue, so sad to imagine so many are killed per year.
great video and like your videos and channel.!! keep it up and they are all great!! have a good day and afternoon.
What a cutie 💓
Thank you for rescuing the gators
We have a small gator that shows up time to time in our pond at River Ranch. He must come over to eat the bluegills in the pond and goes back to the canal west of our camp.
You should show us Casper’s entire area where he lives
love your work man
Does Casper have a sense of humor? Does he prank you? If he does what does he do.
Thank you so very much for saving the gators I appreciate it and I’m sure the gators do also
I grew up in gator country. My Dad taught me to be safe around them as well as other wild animals. He was very clear that feeding wild animals, particularly predators was a big no-no.
Caspers like: look, i tamed this hooman so i can swim with him without him shooting me
They are a lot more intelligent than we think
You and gabby are now my favorite allogator handlers so please stay safe your work is really dangerous, they dont have emotions 😭 always be careful forever please ;-;
Impressive I really see how Casper likes you as his friend totally unreal
thank you for sharing, information is vital as people live amongst gators,I think they are fantastic.
Awesome💯💯💯💯👏🏼
That guys has balls! ! ! lol