He is literally surrounded by prehistoric powerful beasts with far more power than himself and he’s just treating their attempts at attack and intimidation as less than an inconvenience. While still treating these amazing creatures with respect and reverence. This man is incredible
The balls this guy had, if this was me one gator okay keep calm, two or three from the front, well time to back off i guess, surrounded by multiple hissing gator, hyperventilating before panic and die...
@@sempergumby2341 Humans don't naturally fight other animals bare handed, so what would be the point? But actually, people can and do catch wild alligators by hand.
Very stupid, one wrong move and he is either dead or really injured. I saw multiple instances in which he was way to relaxed with these animals. There is a reason why people like this wind up hurt eventually. This was a bad idea and gives people the wrong impression of a killer.
@@TexasBorn1835 And you are a great example of people who act like they are all suddenly a professional on a topic of a video while an actual professional handles the creature and knows what they are doing. Knowing what he is doing doesn't stop him from possibly getting hurt now or in the future, that's just dumb to act or say or think. You can prepare for any kind of situation, something CAN STILL go wrong anyway. Point is, they know better than anyone here what they are doing, you tryna act all high and mighty calling him stupid for doing this and mentioning situations where people got hurt doesn't mean anything. It's simply not gonna prove much of anything we already know of. He clearly explained to not do this yourself, and he clearly explained that a wrong move will be a big cost, you repeating what he clearly stated is just a waste. This creature isn't simply a killer like you stated, that's the worst impression you can give to any animal.
@@raionshishi8290 I grew up in East Texas with Gators around and on our property all my life and have been catching and removing them from our ponds for 30 years. Expert no but experience with their abilities yes. What about you who speaks about nothing they know nothing about.
Chris is definetly the florida's version of steve irwin lol chris is so informative , knowlageable and most of all brave. 😅 thank you both for your work here in florida 💖
I actually prefer Chris to all other gator handlers I've seen. Even Irwin. Don't get me wrong, Irwin IMO sort of "popularized" handling Gator & Crocs. I remember when he came onto the scene in the late 90's when I was a kid. Was fascinating to watch. Chris IMO does a terrific job of breaking everything down in every video. Other gator guys I've seen seem to want to entertain more than educate. Chris actually makes me want to try working with them (as in getting with an experienced person and learning from scratch, not on my own. Lol)
@@darrenking9357 for sure I love how chris handles all there babies and other wild ones too I grew up with a greatdane rescuer as a mom who loved big dogs and raised so many I was always watching animal planet with steve and chris definetly hit that nostalgia right on the dot for me lol 😁
I like chris more because he have more knowledge and not over confident around those dangerous animals. I watch crocodile hunter when i still a little kid and it was our family favorite program and my father always said that Steve will never going to live long because how he handle those wild dangerous animals, and turned out to be true.
@@darrenking9357 I wouldn't be surprised if Steve would have more down-to-earth content if he were alive today, being more educational and conservation focused. Back when he was most famous, the idea of vlogging was practically a dream, let alone making money livestreaming, or posting videos, meaning that there was a need to sensationalize/entertain in order to get good ratings for marketability.
How can CHRIS tell the difference between those alligators? Man you are either crazy, brave, or really know about alligators, or a combination of these. LOL!
Scale pattern and familiarity I assume. You ever see a couple of dogs or cats that look exactly the same? how about something less familiar, squirrels? Most animals have some distinct differences between them that a person or even a lot of animals (Crows come to mind) can use to tell them apart from other members of the species.
I have two mackerel tabby cats. They're almost identical but not related at all, and yet nobody can tell them apart at first. Well, when you get to spend more time with the animals, you can slowly start to see the differences between them. In my cats for example, the differences are in their general head shapes, and a slight difference in color and texture of the fur. But it's something that took a while to get used to. They're also easily separated by behavior and personality, like one will wiggle his tail more, and the other is more vocal. Haha
I think that your complete confidence has a lot to do with it; and moving them around, deflecting their bites with ease convinces them that you're much more powerful than they are
Nah man, maybe I’m wrong but I think his confident and steady moves only prove to them that he’s not a threat. They know their strength, he’s just been around them for a long time and they know they gonna get food for practically nothing. If they thought he was dangerous, they’d attack him instantly
I never realised how intelligent these creatures are and how they react to you and you to them. You can see they are not all out killers. Even the untrained wild ones in the background knew you had food but they didn't all come out the water swarming you like crazed animals in a feeding frenzy, I guess they are more wary of you than you are of them. Very interesting creatures, I am impressed.
This is just amazing to watch, both for the beautiful animals recognizing their names and for the control in a situation like that, as much as I love gators and crocs, it is mindblowing to see someone so relaxed in the middle of so many!
The way they call Octo is incredible lol. He came right out the water the moment you called his name. VERY cool stuff! Very misleading also, very easy to think these are domesticated pets, but you do a great job of emphasizing that this is not the case. Love your videos!
That was stressful watching safely on my screen. 😅 I would not want to be surrounded by hissing lunging gators. But so cool to see how Chris handled them. And props to Gabby for filming while maneuvering all that. I think I'll stick to herding my dogs and cat. 😂
My anxiety makes up for your calmness when I watch your videos. I cannot get my head around how you can keep so calm, not only being approached by one animal but SEVERAL. And knowing what they could do ... just incredible. Kind regards from Berlin Germany 😳🤗🤩👍🇩🇪
I'm loving watching you interact with your critters. You treat them like you're the world's most understanding and supportive parent to sociopathic teenagers by focusing on each of their individual talents and strengths.
Wow!!! Personally, I'm terrified of these creatures, but it's fantastic to see that there are people who understand them, and thus can actively participate in the protection and understanding of the species. To explain what you need to know about them and how you can actually form a relationship with them. Fantastic!
Geezus! This dude runs a reserve and keeps dinosaurs 👀.....and they have names. Then he grabs 1 and says "don't run from me." That man is the true beast🍻
Yesterday, there was a story about a man that saved and lived with a crocodile, his wife said meor the crocodile, the guy and croc lived happily ever after, honestly, you can't make this stuff up,
I've been watching your videos for a while now and have complete faith in your skills so I'm not overly anxious about them anymore. But that hand in the mouth thing makes me flinch. Every. Single. Time.😂💚
Chris you are an awesome, loving, brave man, and the alligators are so cool, and so Danger, i'm fascinated with them, much love to you, and your Gators!!🙏🙏❤️❤❤❤
I don't know how you two just stand there between those gators! Incredibly informative however and you two are clearly incredibly aware of what you are doing. Keep up the hard work you guys do. Once I will get over to Florida and come and visit you guys! Greetings from the UK
Nice i think the way he is calm and confident definitely makes the gators more relaxed and better to work with im glad their are some people who really care about them trying to save them from being a pair of boots or just killed period
Those alligators are relaxed because they know Chris is not a threat and always have food, that's why they don't try to really kill him because they could do it if they want, but they know is not worth it.
Much respect to you. They definitely know their names and respond very well to your words and contact. You got a stamp of approval from me definitely 👍😁!! I tip my hat to you sir.
This guy is simply brilliant. Just like any expert in any field, he absolutely knows his stuff. Fascinating to watch and extremely educational. Thank you.
The thing I like about you is that even though you work with Alligators: you understand that a single mistake can be fatal and always watch your back and cameraman’s safety. Also: you are very genuine and abide by the laws of nature instead of trying to be a hotshot for more video views
They're so cuTE!! Big ole babbies... I was totally on board until the unknown gator came up like 😳 okay now it's scary. But for real tho, their faces are all so cute I love them. That's so amazing how they respond to their names!
This was cool, a tad nerve racking with so many gators at one time. I was raised in Southwest Florida and lived across the street from a couple of 9 foot romers. I loved seeing Octo. I was actually petting my Polydactyl Cat Tiger while watching...😁, 22 toes in total. Love her little thumbs.
Boris is so well trained!! When you said his name he just stepped right up and looked straight up at you and waited for his command and his treat! You are quite something Chris. You really truly are! You're so calm and quiet with them. That's contrary to most other alligator "wrestlers ".... I've never really understood why feeding gators treats was considered "wrestling". It's more like you guys are behaviorist...but....I get it. That doesn't sound nearly as exciting as a "Wrestler"😅.. whatever it's called, you excel. I think you will leave this earth better than it was when you first arrived. ❤
This is so amazing to watch such a respect bond between people and scary predators. I'm just curious, how do you identify a particular alligator out of so many others? they look all the same to me @@.
The best part of this was hearing Shrinker's bite. Like, wow. The first snack, I thought it was a sound effect or something, but no, that is just the bite force. What kind of creature has a bite force you can hear?! Crazy! It sounds like a drumbeat!
Thanks so much for helping to educate people on these amazing animals! Chris & Gabby are so knowledgeable and incredibly passionate about all animals, especially Gators!!! REALLY coól!!!
octo literally responded like a house trained dog. well like a house trained pit thats about a year old. immediately, astounding on many levels. the memory of these creatures is insane as well.. would love to work with this type of wild life for a living
This was great! I think people who have doubt about how dangerous alligators can be should watch this video. I have tremendous respect for both of you and the work that you do. Excellent stuff.
@@kaydencegauthier3857 if you watch his videos he talks about the fact that they don't become tame. They are, however smart enough to accept reward based training which is commonly used with mammals. Chris says in nearly all of his videos that the alligators wouldn't hesitate to hurt or kill him if he made a mistake. Not everyone chooses a safe life.
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Respect to Gaby, filming and watching her back while staying in a bit vulnerable spots at the same time.
That is absolutely insane. I completely agree. Mad props Chris of course, but also to the camera lady knowing what she's doing as well. Great vid!
When Chris got her to stand by the water edge, with her back to it, stating there was safer for the shot... uff... not sure on that...!
Except she is a horrible filmer! Hehe, just kidding, but next time she should do it horizontally...
At 4:35 she has her back turned right up at the edge of the water with 5 gators right behind her. Both of them are such crazy fuckers. So badass.
@@gangigooga7710 that is true lmao.
Gators be like
"I'm the apex predator"
"But that thing"
*long stick*
"It scares me"
🤣
They don't wanna get stickbugged
Stick taste awful
lmaooo
confession: i am terrified of that particular stick
Big Stick! Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.
He is literally surrounded by prehistoric powerful beasts with far more power than himself and he’s just treating their attempts at attack and intimidation as less than an inconvenience. While still treating these amazing creatures with respect and reverence. This man is incredible
The balls this guy had, if this was me one gator okay keep calm, two or three from the front, well time to back off i guess, surrounded by multiple hissing gator, hyperventilating before panic and die...
A human being is much more powerful than an alligator. If a determined one wanted to, they could wipe out 1000s of alligators by himself.
@@TheWeapon33 bare handed? No.
@@sempergumby2341 Humans don't naturally fight other animals bare handed, so what would be the point? But actually, people can and do catch wild alligators by hand.
He is pretty cool, isn't he?
“I don’t know that alligator” and just pushes him off 😂😂😂 and all that in flip flops.
This guy is legit walking around these gators like it’s a Sunday morning stroll. Very brave. 👍
Very stupid, one wrong move and he is either dead or really injured. I saw multiple instances in which he was way to relaxed with these animals. There is a reason why people like this wind up hurt eventually. This was a bad idea and gives people the wrong impression of a killer.
@@TexasBorn1835 And you are a great example of people who act like they are all suddenly a professional on a topic of a video while an actual professional handles the creature and knows what they are doing. Knowing what he is doing doesn't stop him from possibly getting hurt now or in the future, that's just dumb to act or say or think. You can prepare for any kind of situation, something CAN STILL go wrong anyway. Point is, they know better than anyone here what they are doing, you tryna act all high and mighty calling him stupid for doing this and mentioning situations where people got hurt doesn't mean anything. It's simply not gonna prove much of anything we already know of. He clearly explained to not do this yourself, and he clearly explained that a wrong move will be a big cost, you repeating what he clearly stated is just a waste. This creature isn't simply a killer like you stated, that's the worst impression you can give to any animal.
@@raionshishi8290 I grew up in East Texas with Gators around and on our property all my life and have been catching and removing them from our ponds for 30 years. Expert no but experience with their abilities yes. What about you who speaks about nothing they know nothing about.
He has worked with them in these situations for like 14 years or something I think he knows what hes doing buddy
John Nelson anything for youtube views/checks with alotta people right ?all is well until things go left
Chris is definetly the florida's version of steve irwin lol chris is so informative , knowlageable and most of all brave. 😅 thank you both for your work here in florida 💖
I actually prefer Chris to all other gator handlers I've seen. Even Irwin. Don't get me wrong, Irwin IMO sort of "popularized" handling Gator & Crocs. I remember when he came onto the scene in the late 90's when I was a kid. Was fascinating to watch. Chris IMO does a terrific job of breaking everything down in every video. Other gator guys I've seen seem to want to entertain more than educate. Chris actually makes me want to try working with them (as in getting with an experienced person and learning from scratch, not on my own. Lol)
@@darrenking9357 for sure I love how chris handles all there babies and other wild ones too I grew up with a greatdane rescuer as a mom who loved big dogs and raised so many I was always watching animal planet with steve and chris definetly hit that nostalgia right on the dot for me lol 😁
@@darrenking9357 gators aren't the same as crocs in temperament so you can understand the adrenaline that comes to handling Saltwater crocs
I like chris more because he have more knowledge and not over confident around those dangerous animals. I watch crocodile hunter when i still a little kid and it was our family favorite program and my father always said that Steve will never going to live long because how he handle those wild dangerous animals, and turned out to be true.
@@darrenking9357 I wouldn't be surprised if Steve would have more down-to-earth content if he were alive today, being more educational and conservation focused. Back when he was most famous, the idea of vlogging was practically a dream, let alone making money livestreaming, or posting videos, meaning that there was a need to sensationalize/entertain in order to get good ratings for marketability.
6:04 More cold-blooded than the gator.
I got mildly sick to my stomach when he put his fingers in there... LOL
That’s a lot of gators to keep an eye on at the same time. Love seeing how you remain calm and keep everyone in check.
The wild gators in water be like: *it's all fun and games until he trips hehe*
How can CHRIS tell the difference between those alligators? Man you are either crazy, brave, or really know about alligators, or a combination of these. LOL!
Scale pattern and familiarity I assume.
You ever see a couple of dogs or cats that look exactly the same? how about something less familiar, squirrels? Most animals have some distinct differences between them that a person or even a lot of animals (Crows come to mind) can use to tell them apart from other members of the species.
Florida
@@Cha-Khia I can't tell the difference between my 4 dogs at all I just assume the right one comes when I call for her
I have two mackerel tabby cats. They're almost identical but not related at all, and yet nobody can tell them apart at first. Well, when you get to spend more time with the animals, you can slowly start to see the differences between them. In my cats for example, the differences are in their general head shapes, and a slight difference in color and texture of the fur. But it's something that took a while to get used to. They're also easily separated by behavior and personality, like one will wiggle his tail more, and the other is more vocal. Haha
@@Cha-Khia And if you were interested possibly out of necessity you would pay more attention to how they looked.
1:40 mark..... Chris: "Not You". Gator with a big jump & *thump* into the camera view. Chris: "So THAT is Boris...." Had me cracking up...Lol
That's how you make an entrance
Boris is cute I want him as my pet now
That’s the danger of them having similar names. Both come for the treat when called haha
@@hamiltondrew i was just gonna mention that haha. quite cool how they actually know their names
The anxiety I had watching this was PARALYZING! Props to the both of you, so brave!
5:20 fascinating how calm you can be in the middle of danger
He's anime refrence is stronger than all Gator 😂
You have to be calm, otherwise they would react to your stress.
I think that your complete confidence has a lot to do with it; and moving them around, deflecting their bites with ease convinces them that you're much more powerful than they are
Nah man, maybe I’m wrong but I think his confident and steady moves only prove to them that he’s not a threat. They know their strength, he’s just been around them for a long time and they know they gonna get food for practically nothing. If they thought he was dangerous, they’d attack him instantly
@@Grygong555 Finally someone who thinks like me 😂
This man is commanding a crowd of gators while wearing flip flops and making anime references. What a time to be alive.
I can NOT believe Chris did this video in flip flops! Thug life!! 😂
Stranger danger...hahahaha chris you are the ultimate man with balls of steel. I love you guys thank you for all you guys do
"You have not been called yet sir" 😂🥰
I never realised how intelligent these creatures are and how they react to you and you to them. You can see they are not all out killers. Even the untrained wild ones in the background knew you had food but they didn't all come out the water swarming you like crazed animals in a feeding frenzy, I guess they are more wary of you than you are of them. Very interesting creatures, I am impressed.
They are probably wary of him bc he’s not wary of them😂
@@stephenasmith273 ya probably right.
In another episode of swimming in a river, he explained that the gators are also afraid of humans and they won’t immediately jump at you
@@el_kasztanejlo8555 Makes sense. Humans are the ultimate apex predator. They are wise to fear humans.
No animals is an all out killer they hunt to survive
This is just amazing to watch, both for the beautiful animals recognizing their names and for the control in a situation like that, as much as I love gators and crocs, it is mindblowing to see someone so relaxed in the middle of so many!
The way they call Octo is incredible lol. He came right out the water the moment you called his name. VERY cool stuff! Very misleading also, very easy to think these are domesticated pets, but you do a great job of emphasizing that this is not the case. Love your videos!
That was stressful watching safely on my screen. 😅 I would not want to be surrounded by hissing lunging gators. But so cool to see how Chris handled them. And props to Gabby for filming while maneuvering all that. I think I'll stick to herding my dogs and cat. 😂
Surgeon General Warning: Arms may get ripped off when handling wild, untrained alligators. Also, when handling trained alligators.
My anxiety makes up for your calmness when I watch your videos. I cannot get my head around how you can keep so calm, not only being approached by one animal but SEVERAL. And knowing what they could do ... just incredible. Kind regards from Berlin Germany 😳🤗🤩👍🇩🇪
I'm loving watching you interact with your critters. You treat them like you're the world's most understanding and supportive parent to sociopathic teenagers by focusing on each of their individual talents and strengths.
How you tell them apart is crazy. Love your videos.
This felt like art
This guy needs more recognition for his talents
5:23 Alligator targeting Chris' head
I can watch this over and over again and never get enough of it.
Much respect!
Boris is really something 😉
I know zero about crocs and alligators. Your videos have been so informative and interesting to watch! Thanks so much for sharing
Boris was just protecting Natasha. 😂
Chris:” this alligator is blind. He can’t see, so I like him a lot” 😂😂
Take good care handlers, amazing thing you guys are doing and very educational.
Wow!!! Personally, I'm terrified of these creatures, but it's fantastic to see that there are people who understand them, and thus can actively participate in the protection and understanding of the species. To explain what you need to know about them and how you can actually form a relationship with them. Fantastic!
Geezus! This dude runs a reserve and keeps dinosaurs 👀.....and they have names.
Then he grabs 1 and says "don't run from me."
That man is the true beast🍻
I’m completely amazed at how well they all responded to their names being called.. They’re more intelligent than I thought!
Associating a sound (name) with the food will work for most animals.
I get that but I never would’ve imagined alligators to be trainable. I totally underestimated their intelligence. What amazing creatures.
@@thodorosxanthopoulos That's how human babies are taught their names.
That's what they say about us,
Yesterday, there was a story about a man that saved and lived with a crocodile, his wife said meor the crocodile, the guy and croc lived happily ever after, honestly, you can't make this stuff up,
Man’s like Chris Pratt in Jurassic World
I've been watching your videos for a while now and have complete faith in your skills so I'm not overly anxious about them anymore. But that hand in the mouth thing makes me flinch. Every. Single. Time.😂💚
Chris you are an awesome, loving, brave man, and the alligators are so cool, and so Danger, i'm fascinated with them, much love to you, and your Gators!!🙏🙏❤️❤❤❤
I don't know how you two just stand there between those gators! Incredibly informative however and you two are clearly incredibly aware of what you are doing. Keep up the hard work you guys do. Once I will get over to Florida and come and visit you guys! Greetings from the UK
There he is amongst them on land...and then we view the water and there's so many in there!
Florida Man
That was kind of terrifying, VERY entertaining
Nice i think the way he is calm and confident definitely makes the gators more relaxed and better to work with im glad their are some people who really care about them trying to save them from being a pair of boots or just killed period
Those alligators are relaxed because they know Chris is not a threat and always have food, that's why they don't try to really kill him because they could do it if they want, but they know is not worth it.
My love for crocs and gators is something else but literally see them hissing I think I have lost half my spirit up in the sky😶🤣
You guys are amazing. I’m definitely visiting on my next trip to Keys.
Gaby has balls of steel. I would never ever go near water full of gators.
Chris, you are friggin crazy. I cannot believe the things you do and how well you know these animals. Constantly freaks me out!
Much respect to you. They definitely know their names and respond very well to your words and contact. You got a stamp of approval from me definitely 👍😁!! I tip my hat to you sir.
This guy is simply brilliant. Just like any expert in any field, he absolutely knows his stuff. Fascinating to watch and extremely educational. Thank you.
amazing how good you are with these creatures!! 👏🐊🖖
Props to the camerawoman she's recording with a bunch of WILD alligators behind her
This is one of the most amazing videos I’ve ever seen in my life. If I’m ever in Florida, I’d definitely check this place out!
“Brutus.. not youuuu Boris!” 🤣🤍
Glad I came across this channel. This is really cool. Octo is gorgeous. He has wonderfull colour and pattern. Real cool.
Camera pans to an auditorium amount of gators just watching. Incredible. My heart rate would be through the roof!
The thing I like about you is that even though you work with Alligators: you understand that a single mistake can be fatal and always watch your back and cameraman’s safety. Also: you are very genuine and abide by the laws of nature instead of trying to be a hotshot for more video views
Just as the planets rotate around the sun due to gravity, these alligators revolve around this guy's massive set of balls.
and stick
This man is a modern day Irwin. Balls of steel.
They're so cuTE!! Big ole babbies...
I was totally on board until the unknown gator came up like 😳 okay now it's scary.
But for real tho, their faces are all so cute I love them. That's so amazing how they respond to their names!
I don’t know why I watch videos like these... I’m nervously sitting on the edge of my seat the entire time. 😳😂 ... Stay safe, Chris! ✌️
"Stranger danger" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chris is the man. I get excited with the professionalism of how he handles the gators.🙏🏿💚
i love how your doing this in sandals and how you waved your hand showing how powerful their bite is was something else
It’s like they really know their names they are my favorite animals in the world so majestic and beautiful
I am MORE IMPRESSED with the cameraman! DAAAMN! Hatt's to you!
It's a women
@@selloflo7876 potato tomato haha
I was so scared seeing you with all those alligators TTwTT. Hearing their noises (I like the sound they make actually xD) and they were a lot!
This was cool, a tad nerve racking with so many gators at one time. I was raised in Southwest Florida and lived across the street from a couple of 9 foot romers.
I loved seeing Octo. I was actually petting my Polydactyl Cat Tiger while watching...😁, 22 toes in total. Love her little thumbs.
I was stressed watching this Chris😂😂❤. I love your videos though. You’re doing an amazing job❤
Boris is so well trained!! When you said his name he just stepped right up and looked straight up at you and waited for his command and his treat! You are quite something Chris. You really truly are! You're so calm and quiet with them. That's contrary to most other alligator "wrestlers ".... I've never really understood why feeding gators treats was considered "wrestling". It's more like you guys are behaviorist...but....I get it. That doesn't sound nearly as exciting as a "Wrestler"😅.. whatever it's called, you excel. I think you will leave this earth better than it was when you first arrived. ❤
This is so amazing to watch such a respect bond between people and scary predators. I'm just curious, how do you identify a particular alligator out of so many others? they look all the same to me @@.
A whole new appreciation for these cool beasts, enjoying your video's..
2:30 “Imma need you to move Target”
Target: Aight bet
I had things to do but I've been watching these videos for the past hour
This video was so impressive and terribly exciting to watch as I don't know how you keep an eye on all those gators around you! Wow!!
This Man is pure insane, but all my respect goes out to you💪🏾
The best part of this was hearing Shrinker's bite. Like, wow. The first snack, I thought it was a sound effect or something, but no, that is just the bite force. What kind of creature has a bite force you can hear?! Crazy! It sounds like a drumbeat!
10:25 :"Arms get ripped off"
The alligator just sitting there like: ":D I know"
Chris has the best work ever... ❤️❤️
One of my favorite animals to work with! Hoping someday I get to meet you!
Wow. 20 years?! And its a really really high risk job. It would really need a passion and love to do that kind of job! Really respect that! Just wow!
Chris: This video absolutely puts new meaning to the expression "when you're up to your neck in alligators..........." Alligator whisperer!! Jim C.
Really impressed how you stayed so call, both of you, and had everyone under control....jeeeez...you must pay a fortune for your insurance....
"Pro gamer move" hahah. That was insane!
Thanks so much for helping to educate people on these amazing animals! Chris & Gabby are so knowledgeable and incredibly passionate about all animals, especially Gators!!! REALLY coól!!!
Florida man walks in with a stick.
20 Gators: I am not messing with this man and his magic wand.
him putting his hand in alligators mouth wow def pro gamer move
You're an absolute legend
It's fascinating that you can tell them apart. For me they look all the same.
Bro is talking bout anime and pro gamer moves🤣 I like u even more now lmao
octo literally responded like a house trained dog. well like a house trained pit thats about a year old. immediately, astounding on many levels. the memory of these creatures is insane as well.. would love to work with this type of wild life for a living
"Get outta here, i dont know you. Stranger danger~"
How can you watch this and not think the camera man has immunity hacks
Life is about understanding .. off all things life ... watching things like this makes me feel more human
You deserve a million subs.
Chris you are the gator whisper, thanks for being you 👍
dude, you need to be careful, you're surrounded by 5 hungry alligators.
Boris came in hot ready to *beep *beep up.😂
thank you for this wonderful video. Very educational despite the danger
This was great! I think people who have doubt about how dangerous alligators can be should watch this video. I have tremendous respect for both of you and the work that you do. Excellent stuff.
Yeah wait till he slips or just happened to be at the wrong time things do happen and I still wouldn't trust one never know
@@kaydencegauthier3857 if you watch his videos he talks about the fact that they don't become tame. They are, however smart enough to accept reward based training which is commonly used with mammals. Chris says in nearly all of his videos that the alligators wouldn't hesitate to hurt or kill him if he made a mistake. Not everyone chooses a safe life.
Thus is genuinely one of the most anxiety causing videos lol, and it's totally unintentionally. Just....so many gators.
Chris is utterly AMAZING !!!!!! 🐊
I remember watching the Gator Boys episode in which Octogator was captured.
Right… totally real… 😂😂