My uncle got attacked by chimpanzees when working at a zoo in the early 2000s. He was still in the hospital when everyone was bringing him monkey and chimp plushies 😂
My uncle got attacked by a swarm of African killer bees or something (I don’t remember exactly, it happened 15 years ago). They went after him hard; even when he got in his truck the swarm followed him and managed to get in the air vents. Ambulance managed to meet him and rush him to the hospital where he eventually recovered but with a new fear and deadly bee allergy. That Christmas I gave him a copy of The Bee Movie.
The girl with the gator got into the tank intentionally to go with the death roll so that she could keep her arm. She said that her gymnastics training was very helpful because she knew how to drop her shoulder in order to spin with the gator without suffering further injuries. Really cool girl and she went back to feeding Darth Gator (love the name) as soon as she was able
Yes, he was already clammed on her hand and didn’t want to have it twisted off in a roll. That dad was freakin awesome. Great instincts. The kind of guy you want in an emergency.
With the first video, i totally commend the woman for staying so calm and keeping a cool head (rolling with the animal and wrapping her legs). But what I also find really impressive is that the guy who helped her was just a random dad who was there! What a hero. I watched a follow up video and apparently they are now friends. Definitely time for the zoo to review their policy on letting staff work with animals alone, though, as the dad should have had to be the one to help.
@@Mack10011it’s on TH-cam somewhere. I saw the video a year or two ago that explained everything. The lady was obviously injured, but was recovering and still works w gators. the dad was hailed a hero for risking his life to save her.
3:34 the “should i continue filming?” is HILARIOUS but it’s also a rly cool question to ask (especially) in this situation. it seems like they’re trained and experienced with reptiles so the question kinda translates to “do you need help or should we document this….for science”
Idk if she was trained or just made a really bad mistake this one time, cause she should have know what was going to happen when she saw the snakes body language
@@TayraforestShe actually explain all what happened in an interview that is on TH-cam. Very interesting! (basically she was making him back off with a command he is trained to obey but it smelled like food and he reflexively bite her. But when a gator bite, he doesn't know how to unbite basically, so she knew next step was an death roll. Darth Gator wasn't especially mad)
@orelliaorellia142 I think you're confused on which video we're talking about, we're talking about the snake, not the alligator. For the lady that handled the alligator (I don't know much on alligators tho) she seemed to have handled it very well. It was very smart to have rolled with it
@@KingOfGaymesno he’s not, don’t you dare try and make a child look like a psycho. He’s a kid seeing something he’s never seen before. People smile at funerals, wanna study them too?
this is why I own a leopard gecko. he regularly confuses my fingers for a big mealworm, especially when I have vitamin powder on my hands, so he gives them a little chomp. His bite doesn't hurt at all and there is a 0% chance of him seriously injuring or killing me. One of the best pet reptiles cause we're both safe and chilling out.
@@PersonWhoIsMe yeah, same with some frogs! My Pacman frog hasnt bit me yet, but ive heard horror stories from other keepers! Thankfully theyre not truly dangerous or deadly in anyway tho
Fun fact! Recent studies have shown that lions actually have a bite force closer to 1000 psi. The study that concluded it to be around 600 psi was by national geographic and was recorded in 2005 from a subadult (2-3 year old) male lion, even then the bite force recorded was just under 700psi (don’t know why it was bumped down to 600 but yeah). Their bite force has been looked at in several studies since, and looked at various fully grown males, and it’s shown that they have a considerably higher bite force than is widely known.
@@mothvoi621 YEP I KNEW IT 😂 I literally had just watched that video like 2 days ago so I just knew we had to have seen the same thing lmfao. ♥️ Love that guy!
There are also studies that suggest we've severely underestimated human bite strength too, though obviously we're still nowhere near these incredible beasts.
@@ankhels lion and tiger seem pretty similar though, and while a jaguar is stronger in proportion to its size, it is also a lot smaller, so it has fewer square inches to spread its total muscle strength across. So "considerably lower" seems an exaggeration
If someone kept me in a tiny aquarium, I'd bite them, too. That can't be a proper home for a snake of that size. To me, it seems cruel to keep snakes in that type of enclosure.
Yeah. That snake seems to be a boa to me, they should have a minimum of 13ft long terrarium, preferably bigger because they're curious and active. The snake didn't do it to be malicious. Chances are the only enrichment it gets is food and the body language of the snake clearly indicates a food response. She had a snake hook and should have used it to gently move the head of the snake away from her and tap the snake gently with the hook because most big snakes are tap trained, meaning when they get gently tapped with the round part of the hook they know they're about to be picked up. The only thing this woman did right was have another person around when handling a snake longer than 6ft
@@zephyr7493 Definitely not a handler. A handler would have the knowledge to read snake body language and realize it was in food mode and not be an idiot like that. Or if she is a handler they should not have let her neat the snake because she is incompetent
@@zephyr7493it was her snake. She also kept rodent racks in the same room. Everything about his enclosure was wrong, & keeping live prey in the same room is essentially ensuring they’re gonna be in food mode constantly
I don't think there is a need to keep any type of constrictor snake in an enclosure, except for research. Now venomous snakes are different. Keeping them to milk their venom is important and necessary. With time a synthetic venom will be invented, it possibly has been already. Then keeping those snakes may also be unnecessary.
That poor Boa was in a glass box which will give it constant respiratory infection AND It is clearly hungry. Its not under weight, I used to breed Red Tail Boas. That snake is at the boundary between rat sized dinner and rabbit sized dinner. Hungry snake and bad enclosure .......
I just asked a question about the type of enclosure they had for that poor snake. I've never owned a wild animal, but I was pretty sure that lady was doing it wrong.
And it was very obvious from the snake’s behaviour that it was not happy about being disturbed. Further, the best way to get the python to let go (especially easy when the bite is on a hand, even with a big python) is to use a big bowl of water to submerge the head. The snake will let go without breaking teeth, or getting angrier. No broken teeth means no potentially lethal infection for animal. Pythons can be awesome companion animals; but like any other animal, they need respect, awareness of their needs, and alertness to their behavioural signals.
Yeah, the lady had ample time to recognize the body language and act accordingly, but no. All she did was be an idiot and put a warm squishy snack sized hand near a snake looking for food.
Do you know if it required surgery? (Not asking out of morbid curiosity, that clip is gonna replay behind my eyelids and I’ll feel better if I know the rough scale of the damage/if she’s okay 😅)
@@AyyyJeyyyyes she had a surgery and has regained most of the use of her hand. If you want to know more Clint from Clint’s reptiles has done a couple interviews with her. One soon after and one on the anniversary of the attack. Darth Gator is also doing good and has a more appropriate sized and lay out enclosure.
I saw this in a short and her personality immediately had me clicking on this channel then going to the playlist section to see if there were one with her in it ,she's a hoot 😅
this zoo has some serious safety problems. the fact that he shouted numerous times for no trained personnel to help, NO ONE, and to have to jump in personally even though he's just a regular visitor with no professional background on wild life is highly concerning.
Loved this guest. I’m from Miami and too many people get cocky around animals. Thanks Dr. Jones for great commentary. To the editor: it was a little cheap using the apple sound to get our attention for the graphics and on screen images.
Because he just realized his dad was a superhero. The guy that jumped in to save the day was a spectator….just a dad who took his kids to the show. He had no experience w gators & jumped in to save her life.
1:28 thanks for putting that little chime in just went crazy looking to see if I was getting a notification or someone hid something to alarm. WHEN IT WAS IN THE VIDEO
Y’all need context. She’s a handler. Not a per owner. You can tell by how clam she is after getting her hand bitten by an extremely brutal bite. I’m sure that it was in a small place for display only and this thing is not anyone’s house.
@@lenat7397she recovered & still works w that gator. Doesn’t blame him, & said it was her mistake that caused the bite. She also credits the dad with saving her.
As a fellow Australian I have a mad respect for reptiles. If I see one, non-venomous of course, in a dangerous place like a road or driveway I'll relocate it to a safer spot. If I see a venomous one, I'll give it a nod and walk the other way, let the neighbours know to be careful and it'll usually sort itself out and go back to the bush. Crocodiles on the other hand I think I'd have a heart attack if I saw one near me 😂😂😂 they have been around so long and know way too much for me to do any business with them. Alligators I'm fine with for some weird reason.
Dr Ann Jones , funny the next video that came up was of the lady getting death rolled in the enclosure. It happened at a child's birthday party in Utah and it was a visitor that climbed in and rescued her . Keep bringing us entertaining, educating and hilarious, because of your commentary, videos.
Well, old mate won't be swimming in alligator infested waters again. Rough lesson most people don't need to be taught. Dr. Ann Jones is the best thing coming out of the ABC at the moment. Why hasn't she got more of her own TV shows already? The Secret Lives Of Urban Birds is fantastic but not enough. More, more, more. Even some history shows would be good given that is her PhD. Thank you Ann. 👍
I actually watched an interview with this girl and she said at no time was she afraid and that all their training had taught them to go into the death roll with them as fighting it could cause limbs to be torn off, go with the roll, remain as calm as possible help will 100% be on the way. This is what the staff at this kids birthday centre are taught, and yes you read that right this is a centre for kids to have birthday parties along side alligators. Imagine us in Australia doing that with badass saltys, lmfao
the second one is bad keeping. You can see in the backround rodent racks. This snake is kept with it's food. It's also not warning biting it's having a food respond. Many of the big pythons are gluttions and have a bit appetite and it's common for them to come expecting food. What you are supposed to do is use a barrier like a lid to stop them from biting you and give them a few minutes to realise food isn't happening and they calm down. The snake was already hyper fixated and clearly interested in food and she went in and touched it. Also the enclosure does not look big enough for a snake that size. Might be wrong since I can't see it all tho.
Also, that snake is covered in stuck shed. It is not a happy noodle and I hope the keeper learned from this incident that proper animal husbandry is part of staying safe with animals.
@@westcoastweaver8403 with such an enclosure I am not amazed. Hard to keep humidity when it has a mesh ceiling. Also most of those big snakes need a water dish big enough to soak in
I watched the clip, they did get the snake off after it started wrapping around her leg too. She was bleeding pretty bad, but remained incredibly calm the entire time!! 😮
Thank you, dear Resident Nature Nerd! You have one of the world's coolest jobs, the world's friendliest accent, and seem to be funny, smart, and nice! It's a pleasure meeting you!
the woman with the boa (python? can't tell) is a complete idiot. why is such a large snake in a tiny aquarium, why is the food racks with presumably rodents in the same room, why are you sticking your arm out for a clearly agitated snake, just why??? poor thing is completely blameless, she got what was coming to her.
The first time i saw an animal death roll was at our zoo we were going to put our glass lizard back in his clean enclosure and he tried to death roll my friends sleeve and she just sighed and said "you know its not gonna work bud you tried it Tuesday" 😂
3:26 I remember when I first saw that video since I have the same type of snake as in the video, and my reaction was just what in the world is this lady doing, she read none of the signs while opening that cage
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I wish you could do an interview with Lindsey Bull who is the woman in this video working with Darthgator. She's truly amazing and hearing her talk about it is awesome.
OH WAIT, NOT THAT CHILD LAUGHING 1:04 LOOK AT HIM GIGGLING OMG scarier than crocs these children lol (I know he probably does not understand what is going on... it's a joke...)
That little boy at the start who was so into watching that woman get attacked.. and even SMILED after..? Maybe get that kid to a psychologist because that’s really disturbing honestly 😰
I wonder what the alligator would have done if the keeper tried to poke its eyes out. I'm not saying I would have had the clear mind to do it, just merely wondering if they care more for their eyesight than their bellies.
I've never had or worked with snakes so I'm not sure if it's true but I heard that putting really cold water on them or spraying them with vinegar can get them to release.
4:47 I wonder why they cut it. My mother was accidentally bitten by our boa constrictor while feeding, and it wrapped around her arm like the snake in the clip. My dad sprinted to the sink and poured cold water on it, and the snake instantly let go
I saw a diff video on the lady with the alligator and she said she realised once it had hold of her she knew she had to jump in the pool and go with the roll so she didn't just have her arm ripped off. 😳
Ok, but did anyone else clock the young kid in the gator video who literally just stared with fascination and what looks like a grin as the other kids bolted? Bro had to be lifted off the spot 😬 It's giving darksided.
😂 she’s not smiling any more is she 😭😭 she was trying to be cool in front of those ppl when in fact she had no reason to open that door and clearly has never been instructed properly😂😂 that lil boy at the end tho laughing 😭😭☠️
The people with the python had no business having one. They were trying to pry it off with a snake hook? A little vodka or mouthwash will often get it to stop biting and open it's mouth, and you have to work on unwinding it with your hands. You never handle a big snake alone. She was lucky there.
Not just that but she had a rat rack in the same room. Also, any snake would be grumpy with stuck dry shed and kept in a tiny empty enclosure with no way to really move.
The owner of the snake who bit absolutely didn't socialize it well enough. Since it wrapped that was definitely a food response, which a snake will never have with a human if they recognize it as a human. Even if the snake recognized her as a human but felt threatened by her, it would have tried to escape or struck at her instead of wrapping. It's likely that the vast majority of the time that the snakes enclosure is opened is when it's being fed, so that's what it has come to expect every time its enclosure is opened.
If she had any experience she would have known the snake was going to be trouble as soon as she opened the tank by the way it was coming out. I found myself clenching up and shouting nooo!
I wish there were some clarification that the python was not actually attempting to eat the woman, it can't, it was obviously hungry and it's possible the woman had been handling its food or the food was in the room causing confusion for the animal. Pythons get a bad rep and saying it was actively trying to kill her hurts their reputation even more.
i'm autistic and i really like these things i'm getting a darwin carpet python and they can grow to 3.5m!! the pet store i'm getting it from is my local pet store and it's the largest independent pet store in australia
I cant walk. I use an electric wheelchair to get about but by God, if i saw that last snake in my garden I'd find the ability to FLY. Away. Very very fast.
Dr. Jones is a national treasure.
Absolutely!
Australia has all of the coolest stuff. ❤
I like indiana too
Agreed
She looks like a 12 year old nerdy boy.
The person who gave a dinosaur balloon to the guy who just got attack by an alligator and barely survived, was a manace and I love them 😂😂😂😂
My uncle got attacked by chimpanzees when working at a zoo in the early 2000s. He was still in the hospital when everyone was bringing him monkey and chimp plushies 😂
Same!
Dinosaur balloon was craaazy
My uncle got attacked by a swarm of African killer bees or something (I don’t remember exactly, it happened 15 years ago). They went after him hard; even when he got in his truck the swarm followed him and managed to get in the air vents. Ambulance managed to meet him and rush him to the hospital where he eventually recovered but with a new fear and deadly bee allergy.
That Christmas I gave him a copy of The Bee Movie.
@@MadMusic26 y'all savage 😂😂😂😂
The girl with the gator got into the tank intentionally to go with the death roll so that she could keep her arm. She said that her gymnastics training was very helpful because she knew how to drop her shoulder in order to spin with the gator without suffering further injuries. Really cool girl and she went back to feeding Darth Gator (love the name) as soon as she was able
Yes, he was already clammed on her hand and didn’t want to have it twisted off in a roll. That dad was freakin awesome. Great instincts. The kind of guy you want in an emergency.
With the first video, i totally commend the woman for staying so calm and keeping a cool head (rolling with the animal and wrapping her legs). But what I also find really impressive is that the guy who helped her was just a random dad who was there! What a hero. I watched a follow up video and apparently they are now friends. Definitely time for the zoo to review their policy on letting staff work with animals alone, though, as the dad should have had to be the one to help.
do you have a link to the follow up? or could you atleast share what happened and if the lady is ok?
@@Mack10011it’s on TH-cam somewhere. I saw the video a year or two ago that explained everything. The lady was obviously injured, but was recovering and still works w gators. the dad was hailed a hero for risking his life to save her.
@@Mack10011 zif its the one I'm thinking off its on Clints Reptiles
@Mack10011 she did a follow up with clints reptiles if you search that.
What a brave man!
The visual on how snake teeth are structured was terrifyingly interesting
Exactly. I was like "oh are they like the little tiny spikes that don't do much?" Then went to "ohh mah lawdy"
3:34 the “should i continue filming?” is HILARIOUS but it’s also a rly cool question to ask (especially) in this situation. it seems like they’re trained and experienced with reptiles so the question kinda translates to “do you need help or should we document this….for science”
Idk if she was trained or just made a really bad mistake this one time, cause she should have know what was going to happen when she saw the snakes body language
@@TayraforestShe actually explain all what happened in an interview that is on TH-cam. Very interesting! (basically she was making him back off with a command he is trained to obey but it smelled like food and he reflexively bite her. But when a gator bite, he doesn't know how to unbite basically, so she knew next step was an death roll. Darth Gator wasn't especially mad)
@orelliaorellia142 I think you're confused on which video we're talking about, we're talking about the snake, not the alligator. For the lady that handled the alligator (I don't know much on alligators tho) she seemed to have handled it very well. It was very smart to have rolled with it
@@Tayraforest Oh, my bad, I in fact made a mistake. Sorry 😅. Nice evening to you.
I can’t imagine someone that has a cramped open top fish tank as a container for a python is in any way a professional.
I love how they grabbed the children AFTER the gator flipped her😭🤣
That boy was smiling
@Firefox-hw3co as long as she lived it was funny.
@@Firefox-hw3coseriously that kid is concerning..
@@Firefox-hw3coI bet he had a great story to tell the boys 😂.
@@KingOfGaymesno he’s not, don’t you dare try and make a child look like a psycho. He’s a kid seeing something he’s never seen before. People smile at funerals, wanna study them too?
this is why I own a leopard gecko. he regularly confuses my fingers for a big mealworm, especially when I have vitamin powder on my hands, so he gives them a little chomp.
His bite doesn't hurt at all and there is a 0% chance of him seriously injuring or killing me. One of the best pet reptiles cause we're both safe and chilling out.
Same with chameleons and bearded dragons!
@@johnmillay6790 bearded dragons hurt when they bite. Their little teeth are vicious...
@@PersonWhoIsMe yeah, same with some frogs! My Pacman frog hasnt bit me yet, but ive heard horror stories from other keepers! Thankfully theyre not truly dangerous or deadly in anyway tho
And leopard geckos are The Best
Fun fact! Recent studies have shown that lions actually have a bite force closer to 1000 psi. The study that concluded it to be around 600 psi was by national geographic and was recorded in 2005 from a subadult (2-3 year old) male lion, even then the bite force recorded was just under 700psi (don’t know why it was bumped down to 600 but yeah). Their bite force has been looked at in several studies since, and looked at various fully grown males, and it’s shown that they have a considerably higher bite force than is widely known.
Yep, but still considerably lower than the Jaguar & Tiger. Now I'm wondering if we both had a similar source of this info. 😂
@@ankhels perhaps,, our good man @casualgeographic ?? gotta love a zoology enthusiast overlap 👌
@@mothvoi621 YEP I KNEW IT 😂 I literally had just watched that video like 2 days ago so I just knew we had to have seen the same thing lmfao. ♥️ Love that guy!
There are also studies that suggest we've severely underestimated human bite strength too, though obviously we're still nowhere near these incredible beasts.
@@ankhels lion and tiger seem pretty similar though, and while a jaguar is stronger in proportion to its size, it is also a lot smaller, so it has fewer square inches to spread its total muscle strength across.
So "considerably lower" seems an exaggeration
I thought my Phone charger was Broken with these sound effects ong😭😭😭
same and I don't even use apple
lmaooo same i thought i was just going crazy
Same lmao
Same
Thanks for this comment, I was going ballistic checking the battery 🥲
The water monitor was super cute to me. He's just hangin out shopping lol
just Mrs. Kipling shopping for some groceries 🤣
Agreed, adorable lil guy going shopping
If someone kept me in a tiny aquarium, I'd bite them, too. That can't be a proper home for a snake of that size. To me, it seems cruel to keep snakes in that type of enclosure.
Yeah. That snake seems to be a boa to me, they should have a minimum of 13ft long terrarium, preferably bigger because they're curious and active.
The snake didn't do it to be malicious. Chances are the only enrichment it gets is food and the body language of the snake clearly indicates a food response. She had a snake hook and should have used it to gently move the head of the snake away from her and tap the snake gently with the hook because most big snakes are tap trained, meaning when they get gently tapped with the round part of the hook they know they're about to be picked up.
The only thing this woman did right was have another person around when handling a snake longer than 6ft
Shes a handler, not the snake’s owner
@@zephyr7493 Definitely not a handler. A handler would have the knowledge to read snake body language and realize it was in food mode and not be an idiot like that. Or if she is a handler they should not have let her neat the snake because she is incompetent
@@zephyr7493it was her snake. She also kept rodent racks in the same room. Everything about his enclosure was wrong, & keeping live prey in the same room is essentially ensuring they’re gonna be in food mode constantly
I don't think there is a need to keep any type of constrictor snake in an enclosure, except for research.
Now venomous snakes are different. Keeping them to milk their venom is important and necessary. With time a synthetic venom will be invented, it possibly has been already. Then keeping those snakes may also be unnecessary.
Nah but why did we choose the Apple ”charging”-sound for our pictures/info? It took me a long time to figure out it wasn’t my cable malfunctioning!😂😂
That poor Boa was in a glass box which will give it constant respiratory infection AND It is clearly hungry. Its not under weight, I used to breed Red Tail Boas. That snake is at the boundary between rat sized dinner and rabbit sized dinner.
Hungry snake and bad enclosure .......
It was such a tiny enclosure for even a medium snake, let alone one that immense 😡 I'm sad she got bitten, but can I say not really surprised
I just asked a question about the type of enclosure they had for that poor snake. I've never owned a wild animal, but I was pretty sure that lady was doing it wrong.
my first thought was about how small the enclosure is. poor baby...
And it was very obvious from the snake’s behaviour that it was not happy about being disturbed. Further, the best way to get the python to let go (especially easy when the bite is on a hand, even with a big python) is to use a big bowl of water to submerge the head. The snake will let go without breaking teeth, or getting angrier. No broken teeth means no potentially lethal infection for animal.
Pythons can be awesome companion animals; but like any other animal, they need respect, awareness of their needs, and alertness to their behavioural signals.
Yeah, the lady had ample time to recognize the body language and act accordingly, but no. All she did was be an idiot and put a warm squishy snack sized hand near a snake looking for food.
I know that first clip, the girl still works with that alligator. just has some scars and a story.
Do you know if it required surgery? (Not asking out of morbid curiosity, that clip is gonna replay behind my eyelids and I’ll feel better if I know the rough scale of the damage/if she’s okay 😅)
@@AyyyJeyyyyes she had a surgery and has regained most of the use of her hand. If you want to know more Clint from Clint’s reptiles has done a couple interviews with her. One soon after and one on the anniversary of the attack. Darth Gator is also doing good and has a more appropriate sized and lay out enclosure.
@@AyyyJeyyyher name is Lindsay Bull btw
& the guy that saved her was a spectator. He took his kid to see the gator show, & jumped into action to save her life.
3:42 Yes, good sir, you should *always continue filming if you want to live* -lol I cannot emphasise this enough🤣😭
I saw this in a short and her personality immediately had me clicking on this channel then going to the playlist section to see if there were one with her in it ,she's a hoot 😅
this zoo has some serious safety problems. the fact that he shouted numerous times for no trained personnel to help, NO ONE, and to have to jump in personally even though he's just a regular visitor with no professional background on wild life is highly concerning.
This woman is fantastic- I love that despite her recoiling in horror she doesn't pretend that she's not thoroughly entertained!
Love the video. Change your effects noise!!! It keeps tricking me that my charger is broken 😂😂
True! I was constantly looking at my phone as well 😅
I'm on my Android and it got me looking at my iPad to make sure it's charging😂😂
Loved this guest. I’m from Miami and too many people get cocky around animals. Thanks Dr. Jones for great commentary.
To the editor: it was a little cheap using the apple sound to get our attention for the graphics and on screen images.
That one little kid was totally like smiling or smth, kinda creepy
Haha, he definitely was. A little serial killer in the making.
Omg I saw it too, but I thought I may have mistaken it because of the blur.
Nah i was like that when I was a kind just a morbid curiosity with nature
@@Boperscoper Okay Jeffrey 😉
Because he just realized his dad was a superhero. The guy that jumped in to save the day was a spectator….just a dad who took his kids to the show. He had no experience w gators & jumped in to save her life.
1:28 thanks for putting that little chime in just went crazy looking to see if I was getting a notification or someone hid something to alarm. WHEN IT WAS IN THE VIDEO
The gator in the beginning of the videos name is Darth Gator btw
Y’all need context. She’s a handler. Not a per owner. You can tell by how clam she is after getting her hand bitten by an extremely brutal bite. I’m sure that it was in a small place for display only and this thing is not anyone’s house.
Do you know anything of what happened to her? I searched online but no article mentions it.
what the person above me said- is there any info on how she's doing? is she ok?
@@lenat7397she recovered & still works w that gator. Doesn’t blame him, & said it was her mistake that caused the bite. She also credits the dad with saving her.
@@isitoveryet9525yea she was toying with the gator like an amateur
As a fellow Australian I have a mad respect for reptiles. If I see one, non-venomous of course, in a dangerous place like a road or driveway I'll relocate it to a safer spot. If I see a venomous one, I'll give it a nod and walk the other way, let the neighbours know to be careful and it'll usually sort itself out and go back to the bush.
Crocodiles on the other hand I think I'd have a heart attack if I saw one near me 😂😂😂 they have been around so long and know way too much for me to do any business with them. Alligators I'm fine with for some weird reason.
Dr Ann Jones , funny the next video that came up was of the lady getting death rolled in the enclosure. It happened at a child's birthday party in Utah and it was a visitor that climbed in and rescued her .
Keep bringing us entertaining, educating and hilarious, because of your commentary, videos.
Those kids! I hope they don't expect a show like that at every zoo visit 🤔🤣 So glad she was ok. I could never have been that calm!
Your commentary on the reptile climbing the walls in the market had me CACKLING
Well, old mate won't be swimming in alligator infested waters again. Rough lesson most people don't need to be taught. Dr. Ann Jones is the best thing coming out of the ABC at the moment. Why hasn't she got more of her own TV shows already? The Secret Lives Of Urban Birds is fantastic but not enough. More, more, more. Even some history shows would be good given that is her PhD. Thank you Ann. 👍
I actually watched an interview with this girl and she said at no time was she afraid and that all their training had taught them to go into the death roll with them as fighting it could cause limbs to be torn off, go with the roll, remain as calm as possible help will 100% be on the way.
This is what the staff at this kids birthday centre are taught, and yes you read that right this is a centre for kids to have birthday parties along side alligators.
Imagine us in Australia doing that with badass saltys, lmfao
The lizard in the shop doesn't need to pay. He's good. He can any of the packaged food items he wants, free of charge!❤😂❤
Dr Ann is all I need in life, I admire all that knowledge but amazing communication skills. Edit: and smart but simple jokes
Perfect people exist
the second one is bad keeping. You can see in the backround rodent racks. This snake is kept with it's food. It's also not warning biting it's having a food respond. Many of the big pythons are gluttions and have a bit appetite and it's common for them to come expecting food. What you are supposed to do is use a barrier like a lid to stop them from biting you and give them a few minutes to realise food isn't happening and they calm down. The snake was already hyper fixated and clearly interested in food and she went in and touched it.
Also the enclosure does not look big enough for a snake that size. Might be wrong since I can't see it all tho.
Also, that snake is covered in stuck shed. It is not a happy noodle and I hope the keeper learned from this incident that proper animal husbandry is part of staying safe with animals.
@@westcoastweaver8403 with such an enclosure I am not amazed. Hard to keep humidity when it has a mesh ceiling. Also most of those big snakes need a water dish big enough to soak in
'You gonna pay for that mate' so so australian 😅
I watched the clip, they did get the snake off after it started wrapping around her leg too. She was bleeding pretty bad, but remained incredibly calm the entire time!! 😮
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Those tiny humans just chilling while that handler gets worked
I feel for the dude entering his house. Guy was just minding his own business. Granted, so was the snake, but still.
Dr Jones is the best!
That death roll 💀
the woman with the boa (python? can't tell) is a complete idiot. why is such a large snake in a tiny aquarium, why is the food racks with presumably rodents in the same room, why are you sticking your arm out for a clearly agitated snake, just why??? poor thing is completely blameless, she got what was coming to her.
That woman in the beginning is an utter champ. The quick thinking and practicality is unmatched. I need her as a friend
I really love how that girl instinctively locked the gator with herself like doing jiu jitsu in a very calm manner. That control 👌😘
The first time i saw an animal death roll was at our zoo we were going to put our glass lizard back in his clean enclosure and he tried to death roll my friends sleeve and she just sighed and said "you know its not gonna work bud you tried it Tuesday" 😂
3:26 I remember when I first saw that video since I have the same type of snake as in the video, and my reaction was just what in the world is this lady doing, she read none of the signs while opening that cage
yea i dont know much about snakes but if theyre moving that quickly something's definitely off
I love Dr Jones so much.
“That’s gone the fully wrappy!” 😂😂😂
HOOOH! I'm so happy to see Dr. Jones! 🎉🎉🎉
I absolutely love her videos. She's interesting, hilarious and so knowledgeable. It's a real treat to see a new one with her.
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I wish you could do an interview with Lindsey Bull who is the woman in this video working with Darthgator. She's truly amazing and hearing her talk about it is awesome.
Great video! This woman is so entertaining, brilliant host.
“Are you gonna pay for that mate?” 😂
If anyone wants to know how the girl from the first clip is doing Clint’s reptiles has done a couple interviews with her!
The monitor lizard is just as confused as everyone else.
The sounds on this video made me think my charger was broken
OH WAIT, NOT THAT CHILD LAUGHING 1:04 LOOK AT HIM GIGGLING OMG scarier than crocs these children lol
(I know he probably does not understand what is going on... it's a joke...)
3:28 anyone know what happened after? Did her arm survive that much? Injuries wise what went down and what is her name?
ONLY UNDER 9 MINUTES??? WE NEED MORE OF THIS, THIS IS CRIMINAL
That little boy at the start who was so into watching that woman get attacked.. and even SMILED after..?
Maybe get that kid to a psychologist because that’s really disturbing honestly 😰
maybe he’s a kid and didn’t fully understand what was happening? his mom barely reacted when it happened so why would he panic?
6:50 So ur telling me that every 5-7 seconds someone is bitten by a SNAKE??? And half of those are VENOMOUS?????
I really hope my math is wrong…
I wonder what the alligator would have done if the keeper tried to poke its eyes out. I'm not saying I would have had the clear mind to do it, just merely wondering if they care more for their eyesight than their bellies.
Jesus 0:36 that lady all the way to the left hand side in screen (guessing she’s a mom) had zero reaction to what just happened 🗿
The sound effect you use when info pops up keeps making me think my phone charger is loose
The notification sounds are driving me crazy
I've never had or worked with snakes so I'm not sure if it's true but I heard that putting really cold water on them or spraying them with vinegar can get them to release.
The kid with the number 2 shirt at the beginning, looked like he was having a great time
Right and watched a little too long lol....Maybe he didn't realize lol
So does anyone know what happened to that lady’s arm? I can’t imagine the state of it after that python got a hold of it
I wanna know too!
I am so happy to found that channel. So much interesting content.
Happy to have you!
I really like reptiles, especially pythons. I've got quite a few hanging around where I live.
Here in Central Texas we still have to be careful of alligators. Theres a monster down the road
4:47
I wonder why they cut it. My mother was accidentally bitten by our boa constrictor while feeding, and it wrapped around her arm like the snake in the clip. My dad sprinted to the sink and poured cold water on it, and the snake instantly let go
I don't think they cut the snake, I'm quite sure that blood was from the woman
They didn't cut it. He tried to pry it off with the snake hook. It was her blood
Good video. Thanks for postin'. Cheers from H-Town! :)
Cheers from Australia!
What were those gloves suposed to do?
What’s that guy gonna do? Is he gonna just ride the alligator around for the rest of his life? 😂😂😂
That one kid was watching her get death rolled like 👁️👄👁️
I saw a diff video on the lady with the alligator and she said she realised once it had hold of her she knew she had to jump in the pool and go with the roll so she didn't just have her arm ripped off. 😳
Ok, but did anyone else clock the young kid in the gator video who literally just stared with fascination and what looks like a grin as the other kids bolted? Bro had to be lifted off the spot 😬 It's giving darksided.
The python tank looks horrendous:(
😂 she’s not smiling any more is she 😭😭 she was trying to be cool in front of those ppl when in fact she had no reason to open that door and clearly has never been instructed properly😂😂 that lil boy at the end tho laughing 😭😭☠️
The people with the python had no business having one. They were trying to pry it off with a snake hook? A little vodka or mouthwash will often get it to stop biting and open it's mouth, and you have to work on unwinding it with your hands. You never handle a big snake alone. She was lucky there.
Not just that but she had a rat rack in the same room. Also, any snake would be grumpy with stuck dry shed and kept in a tiny empty enclosure with no way to really move.
The kid who is just standing and watching 😅
This presenter is awesome at her job
The ios charging sound got me every time 😢😢😢
2:19 temporal lobe? Is this the bite of 87 confirned as Monty?
i'm guessing he meant temporal bone
Temporal lobe is an area of the brain
Am I THE ONLY ONE HEARING THE CHARING SOUND?!
The owner of the snake who bit absolutely didn't socialize it well enough. Since it wrapped that was definitely a food response, which a snake will never have with a human if they recognize it as a human.
Even if the snake recognized her as a human but felt threatened by her, it would have tried to escape or struck at her instead of wrapping. It's likely that the vast majority of the time that the snakes enclosure is opened is when it's being fed, so that's what it has come to expect every time its enclosure is opened.
If she had any experience she would have known the snake was going to be trouble as soon as she opened the tank by the way it was coming out. I found myself clenching up and shouting nooo!
Horrifying videos but the iconic red glasses keep me stable
Can you imagine if that woman was alone when her python attacked her? She could have been toast.
NGL, I would listen to Dr. Jones react to a phone book reacing.
Haha
That entro lmao poor dude
I have heard that yoi should attack the eyes of a gator to release yourself from their bite... Does it actually work ?
0:40 when an expert is genuinely shaken by it, you know it's bad
Could you please do cassowaries? 🤟
I wish there were some clarification that the python was not actually attempting to eat the woman, it can't, it was obviously hungry and it's possible the woman had been handling its food or the food was in the room causing confusion for the animal. Pythons get a bad rep and saying it was actively trying to kill her hurts their reputation even more.
I know right?! Besides, she literally had a rat rack in the same room and any snake would be grumpy with that much stuck shed and tiny empty terrarium
i'm getting a pet snake in a week and i could not be more excited!!!!!!!! :D
i'm autistic and i really like these things i'm getting a darwin carpet python and they can grow to 3.5m!! the pet store i'm getting it from is my local pet store and it's the largest independent pet store in australia
I was tensed up the whole time
Thats a whopper! You are my new faveorite science person
I wonder if pythons are ticklish?
this video deserves soo many more likes
I cant walk. I use an electric wheelchair to get about but by God, if i saw that last snake in my garden I'd find the ability to FLY. Away. Very very fast.