Obviously a local gal who grew up around gators, she knows how to handle them. Me, I’d definitely keep my distance, never been around gators and never want to. Prehistoric
Как же живут люди, где в реке, живут крокодилы? Хорошо, конечно, что всегда тепло и нет зимы, но так опасно, зато у нас в Сибири зима, чистый воздух, и мы привыкли жить без крокодилов... какое большое влияние оказывает на человека привычки... правильно говорят:"Где родился, там и пригодился." Но замечательно, что выдумали Интернет, можно узнать и посмотреть, как живут простые люди в тёплых странах и не боятся крокодилов, змей. Храбрая девушка!!!
А медведи?? Они тоже любят на люди выходить, на дороги и к помойкам. Полакомиться. Этому зверю так глаза не закроешь, к сожалению. Говорят от него надо с горки бегать, ему физиологически неудобно такое положение передних лап и есть шанс свалить. Везде жить привыкаешь, с любой фауной. Так что сибиряки не менее смелые люди.
It’s a pet gator somebody pet she just released it in the wild because it was getting to big the dude was really pissed but he always let the shit loose in the neighborhood plus it attacked somebody dog before too it’s crazy lol that pond she let it go in is man maid there’s nothing but small fish in there and no other gators 😂 that wasn’t smart either imagine when it get big enough to actually cause human problem lucky we had a Karen call the animal wildlife they caught it the same day gave the guy a fined for keeping it as a pet and gave the woman a warning she told them next time call them where she released it at was dangerous also
@@dakotabrewer3930 Oh yeah, and I'm sure you'd do so much better. Alligators have very powerful tails and they can turn and snap at you very easily! Yes, she did it very bravely and the right way because it's head and eyes were covered. I have no idea how she pulled that off. But, she handled her assignment like a pro. Doubt you would have done any better...
I was born in Minnesota, and my memories of my childhood are quite dear to me. I especially liked how one could go into a lake (in the summer) without worrying about alligators. I did fall through the ice once in the winter, shallow thank goodness, but that's a small price to pay for the peace of mind knowing that the Good Lord put winter there to kill off the bugs and the prehistoric monsters once a year, to keep them from growing TOO large.
@@pointnIaugh More like reasonable laws.. they have a purpose and that is to protect them from abuse or whatever. It's not only gators that have laws protecting them, every single animal does.
В начале я подумала что это газонокосилка, но когда увидела что трава остаётся без изменения, поняла что это крокодил. У нас ведь не водятся крокодилы, поэтому сразу было не понятно. Молодцы, спасибо за видео, успехов на канале! ❤️👍🇷🇺
We had a 8 footer that lived in the lake behind my house for about a year and a half. He was never any trouble, very nonaggressive. No one was dumb enough to feed him or let their dogs run loose near the water. He was never a threat to anyone, I sat on my patio and would watch him sunning himself on the shore about 40 feet away and never even tried to come closer. Unfortunately a freaked out snowbird had a panic attack about having a gator in the water and called a trapper. As he was over 5 feet long he ended up gator bites somewhere. Not too many of us were exactly happy with the silly ---. Can't deal with our animals then stay away from here, we were quite happy coexisting with Alli. Any body of water down here is likely to have at least one of them. Remove the dominant gator and eventually another will take its place. We now have two smaller ones and one larger that has been in and out of the area a few times.
@@travistravis3620 The gators were here first and humans built housing developments in their habitat. We're far more dangerous to them than they are to humans.
@@koriko88 I don’t care who was here first, why we don’t have issues with dogs or cats for example? Because they don’t do any harm to us. Alligators have their own territories and we are protecting them there. Humans have every right in earth not stupid alligators who will attack you and try to kill you. This woman didn’t try to kill this animal but if you have it the other way around the alligator will attack her. I will kill any alligator I see infront of me without thinking about it and save others from any harm.
@@travistravis3620 We don't have issues with dogs and cats (generally) as well as livestock because we've genetically modified them through millennia of selective breeding to be relatively harmless and docile. I live in Florida, and gators will not bother you unless you bother them first. People who get attacked almost always got too close and either dismissed the danger or weren't paying attention. The world is not a sanitized product, and just as you can't eliminate carjackers and muggers, there are also dangerous animals in the wild. You can't be afraid to leave your house. Everyone who has grown up here knows that any body of water must be treated as if there's a gator in it. However, gators are much like sharks - they don't really prefer people and many people regularly swim and boat in water with gators and never encounter a problem. People tend to over-exaggerate the danger due to fear of monsters.
@@travistravis3620 - Alligators’ ‘territories’ have been greatly reduced, thanks to human development. It’s idiotic to just automatically destroy what you’re irrationally afraid of. This isn’t ‘Lake Placid’. Everything in nature is intertwined, and nothing causes an imbalance like human stupidity, whether it’s through pollution, overpopulation or indiscriminate killing.
Вообще-то страшно на них смотреть, а у вас рядом озеро с крокодилами, как жить, всегда смотреть по сторонам, нет ли острых зубов? Я не понимаю, ведь могут пострадать домашние животные. Смотреть весело, а жить страшно!
And here I am yelling and screaming over a spider. I need to grow a pair. Love how this lady handled the gator with care, dragged him on the grass as much as possible instead of the concrete.
At first I thought: “Let’s put the gator in someone else’s yard?” In the end, I think we all have to agree: that was an incredible example of the species. Exciting to see in its natural habitat. The alligator: not so much.
А я не поняла,, это у них так близко живут крокодилы,,,??? Если проголодаются,, вероятность того, что они приползут за пищей????? Лучше у себя дома,,,,,, спокойнее,,,,
I live in the UK, and I have young children; looking at other countries where a body of water can hold something that would eat your kids is pretty scary, lol. It just seems crazy, but I know it is normal for the people living there.
That is a brave Lady! Even with a cloth over it's head I could not have done that! Way to Go girl! I would hate the thought of gators in my backyard!! 😳😳
Soyboi too busy fooling while his damn phone, instead of MANNING the FUCK UP, and handling that gator. I sure hope she isnt married to his punk behind. Becouse if she is, she needs to find a REAL MAM.
Не понимаю - она тащила его и я всё время боялась, что мешок соскользнет с головы крокодила, но он прекрасно держался🤔. А возле водоёма сняла покрывало лёгким движением и оно просто само соскользнуло 👍. Как это?
Though with quite a bit of effort Mr.Young Croc🐊was nicely and cleanly brought back home 😄👏.Previously to this video I had watched another video suggested by Yt with the title 'Florida man catches croc with garbage can' which brought me here, it also went great as the croc ended up getting inside the garbage can being then freed a couple moments later in an area where a pond was visible...
Well done. I might have taped his jaws shut and then gotten my lazy husband to help me carry him to the pond to avoid the concrete dragging, but as for that, the gators hide is pretty tough. It might have been a bit easier, but again, good job.
