The Tragic Case of Travis the Chimp 

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Exactly! Their screams give me goosebumps.

Primates (including humans) are the most violent animals on the planet. We're the only animals that kill for fun.

To be fair we used to be the same way

Its creepy when they are in human settings, because they don't belong in human settings.

Right? Even most dogs can behave their entire life.

Also the full 911 phone call recording is a bit worst than what our boy played here. At one point Ms. Harold just repeats "she's dead" with the oddest tone that I can't describe. Maybe like a mix of horror but also just numb dispondance all at the same time.

@@Scrotom I think she was so shocked that she lost the ability to process what was happening. watching something you love do something so incredibly horrible is a lot to wrap your head around so suddenly like that

God I know right? It made me glad they're not native to my continent.

The description of what happened to her face, and her face on thr oprah show. That was incredibly creepy.

Who drew that! Lol that was hilarious

My fear is blindness. Going blind is highkey terrifying. I couldn't imagine losing sight.

@@gliizee Typically blindness comes with losing your eyeballs

@@phipear Most cases people are born blind without losing their eyes. It goes hand in hand somewhat tho.

Ayo same here, going blind, deaf, or not being able to walk anymore is my biggest injury fears ever

That's was my biggest fear too and than I actually lost one of my eyes and millimeters from losing the other one. It's been a year and a half since it happened and able to manage with just one. Now just have to go rest of my life with out anything happening to the other one.

I understood the mother escaped looking for Travis who was taken away at 3 days old

Did he not mention this in the video?

the sandy hook shooter actually did a great interveiw about travis lol its on archive dotorg/look it up

People think there pets are unique they'll never bite anybody. Next thing u know a pitbull kills a kid or a small dog at a park. We should also not allow people own certain breeds of dogs or animals unless they are qualified to take care of it.

Ngl a lot of dogs are capable of killing people.

Any dog that weighs like 50 pounds or more can easily kill a person if they're caught by surprise or if the person is even slightly weaker than average.

@@acfacf4657 yeah, but dogs are tame and have been domesticated for thousands of years, chimps are wild animals

I'll never understand it either

That also kindoff answers my question of why he didn’t attack his owner who was stabbing him, and just gave her a warning look

The answer being he recognized the owner, and warned her visually before attacking

maybe, but then again monkeys don't exactly go around attacking people just because they don't recognize them

@@seabreeze9296 a random person with your favorite toy is about enough reason and I think the lady gave the chimp drugs but not entirely sure

@@seabreeze9296 do you walk by a lot of uncaged chimps regularly?

Thus is why I shall make myself a stuffed bobcat to sleep with. I love them but too dangerous

@@apolloandwarrior_3229 hey that works

@@apolloandwarrior_3229 good plan, a stuffed one is much less likely to maul you to death or destroy your house

There absolutely needs to be stricter laws on exotic ""pets"". I genuinely don't know how people can delude themselves into thinking they can somehow domesticate a giant, wild, dangerous animal. Or how they're somehow surprised when this giant apex predator in their house mauls someone. They don't seem to realise that the reason dogs and cats are (for the most part) safe to have as a pet is that they have been domesticated over thousands of years and are now are hard wired to seek your approval and are extremely easy to train because of this. Even then, a poorly socialised dog can still easily kill someone - imagine what a giant wolf, tiger, leopard, chimp etc could do if you piss it off! I absolutely adore lions, they're my favourite animal ever, but it's _because_ I love them that I have enough respect for their power as an animal that I'd never try to get close to one, let alone let it in my house. There is absolutely _no_ reason to have a huge, wild animal in your home as a regular citizen. If you love an animal that much, you can work in a rescue, sanctuary or zoo, work in conservation to help protect their habitat, etc. there is literally no reason to bring one into your home other than to make yourself feel special. And that's not loving the animal, that's using it for your own amusement. And that's not even getting into the stress it puts on the animal to be in such an unsuitable and unrealistic environment, and how these exotic ""pets"" are 95% of the time morbidly obese because their diet is so unnatural, or how damaging it is to the ecosystem and wild population to be killing adults so you can steal the babies to sell as pets.

I understand what you mean and I'm all for that, but keep in mind that "exotic" also extends to things like lizards and even fish! There's obviously a huge difference between keeping a gecko or goldfish and a tiger ^^"

I feel terrible for them

His reaction is understandable.

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The Illustrations that were made by Top Drawer Art

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Not quite. With domesticated animals, it alludes to something you'd specialized vet care for. In general, the term alludes to pets that aren't pets, that is, domesticated.

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exotic pets can also mean parrots, despite birds being the 3rd most common pet. What would a parakeet do to a human? Fly away most likely

I consider any pet an exotic pet, if it isnt a working animal, wtf are you doing. I know people who basically have a dog just to be a nuisance to their neighbhors

A goat is live stock. You could not argue that.

Thank you. People in the comments keep talking about the chimp, as though it was his fault or something. Would people say it was the animals fault, if that woman had a grizzly bear and was trying to keep it sedated, only for it to turn around and maim someone? I highly doubt it.

@@JuMiKu Well, the chimp is to blame also .

@@greyguy.960 it's instinctual, he doesn't have a sense of right and wrong. Yes it was his direct fault that the woman was mauled BUT his owner is ultimately responsible.

@@JuMiKu this case is the main reason why I don't support private ownership of large, dangerous wild animals at all. leave em to the wild and zoos that know what they're doing and this would have never happened

Humans are also wild animals

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Not to mention, you'd think SOMETHING could've been done when Travis had that massive tantrum on the streets instead of "grounding" him like he was a human teenager.

To be fair there's grandfathering in. So its entirely possible it was ignored because she had gotten the monkey before the law instead of after.

What I hate is that they gave him something he wasn't sapos to have which made him go wild

It's even sadder knowing she was warned when the chimp entered adulthood to move it to a sanctuary but she couldn't allow it after her husband and daughter passed away. Very unfortunate that it ended up like this but at the end of the day you can't train an animal to be a human.

@@princevegeta8126 Chimpanzees are not animals or humans, they are chimpanzees. They have been observed to do things that doesn't make them an animal nor human, meaning that they have their own classification like humans.

I would also blame local law enforcement for looking the other way when they knew she was illegally keeping the chimp even know a new law pass that required permit to own one

Who the hell let her adopt the chimp in the first place? They should be in jail too

@@startheangel9760 the law let her keep him

@@hunterivey The law for dangerous exotic animal should be changed, only people who know how to house them and not treat them like human children should be allowed a licence should have them

@@startheangel9760 I agree

By teasing him with his toy to get him to listen? He would still be alive if it weren’t for HUMANS.

Nah lil homie. Those little monsters know how strong they are. They gang up on monkeys, stalk, hunt and chase them down in the wild. Oh, and when they catch the monkey they are hunting they rip pieces of it while it's alive like you rip the turkey leg on thanksgiving and eat that shit infront of them. Absolute mad lads.

Yeah, I also don't buy the "doesn't know its own strength" argument. The chimp knows, it just don't give a fuck about breaking your shit.

@@coolboy3848 Chimpanzee: the _most Human_ animal.

@@coolboy3848 Just one of the many reasons people shouldn't be keeping them as pets

How tf do you bite a woman's face off and NOT know your own strength?

it always gives me chills! Just so horrifying

@@Panda-cute No it’s awesome I would have LOVED to see that in action not to mention the police officer that was traumatized what a unmanly pussy he was.

Chimpanzees are amazing animals that are incredibly smart and cute but you can not keep them as "pets" I love monkeys and apes but sadly most are endangered and should NEVER BE KEPT AS PETS NO MATTER HOW CUTE THEY ARE THESE ARE WILD ANIMALS

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Not to mention spanking a cop

when you see the entire story in retrospect it's easy to backseat and say "this was so preventable".

@@ChristopherGray00 Yes it is very easy don't own an wild animal as pet simple as that. You ignorant Americans are wack.

@@ChristopherGray00 but it was preventable. Travis should have been taken to an animal shelter.

@@ChristopherGray00 I mean, Sandra's husband literally told her to take Travis to a shelter after he died but she didn't. It kind of WAS preventable.

@@ChristopherGray00 it was extremely preventable

For me it was on Mori & HannahTheHorrible

The woman who was nearly killed by the animal was an employee of the woman who owned it. The one who owned Travis shot him only after he had already half killed her employee/"friend" I don't feel sorry for her at all. She was warned constantly, for years by people who work with these animals that in nature Travis would be having sex 50 times a day or more and keeping him like this will lead to a situation like this. She didn't listen. Gamer from Mars never mentioned that she was feeding Travis xanax regularly and having him drink wine with her. Charla wasn't some great friend. She was an employee. Charla Nash was always terrified of Travis. This woman had her own issues yes, but she ignored the many experts pleading with her to surrender Travis into the care of professionals. She humanised her stupid chimp too much and refused to take the warning signs like Travis running off, disobeying and causing problems in the past. Her choice is why Charla Nash was mutilated. Gamer from Mars presented a super sanitised version of events.

@@silverstorm1000 so once again an animal suffers because of Humans. That chimp is dead because those two selfish women couldn’t bring Travis where he belonged. I’m sure he was illegal trafficked and Travis’s family was killed to get the baby chimp as well as park rangers who protect them . ( That’s normally how it works,look up Virunga National forest) I love animals. But loving them means respecting them. He should have gone to project Chimp or a sanctuary. Chimps are like humans unpredictable.

@UCoXCSY7XaTC46-kM9BZJEWw its an animal, take it easy

@@RevivedTaritsuHanma hey Pendej0 you are an animal too 🤯Should we abuse you? If your going to troll at least be good at it.

@@silverstorm1000 I get where your coming from for not having a lot of empathy for this women. I just hate to see ppl suffer but if she was truly abusing Travis it was Karma.

Nah bruh that’s what nature is for

@mana256k your back ok?

Came here to say pretty much all of this! Chimps are amazing animals, but they belong in the wild! Now an animal is dead, and an innocent woman's life is ruined all because some woman thought it was her right to own a wild animal in a clearly unsuitable environment, and the authorities did nothing to stop her!

She didn't own Travis for her amusement. She thought of him as a son.

@@charliekelly735 I mean, she DID use him for her own amusement. Sure she loved him, but it's entirely selfish to take a wild animal and keep him away from his natural environment. If she truly wanted what was best for him and not for her she would have listened to professional advice and put him in a sanctuary once he hit maturity. The fact that she didn't because she was lonely is inherently selfish of her.

@@charliekelly735 It was for selfish reasons to make herself feel better. So it was for her own amusement. Go adopt a human baby if you need a child figure in your life. Or a puppy.

@@cronchcrunch facts

Any large or powerful animal not meant for breeding should definitely be neutered. The aggression and dominance they get post puberty is dangerous.

I was curious if giving him a sex prop would’ve been a moderately decent solution. Knowing how Sandra saw him as her baby I think she’d have been unhappy with him having at it 50x a day though. I mean, damn. I didn’t know that they had sex up to 50x a day till this video.

being neutered will only prevent them to be in heat. they will still maul you if they get aggressive

@@mfs96 I thought only females could go in heat?

​​​@@mfs96not really. Neutering, particularly for males, is effective at reducing levels of the hormones which can cause certain aggressive and territorial responses. The degree to which it is effective depends on a few things such as how early or late in life the procedure is performed; degree and effectiveness of behavioral training, particularly with regards to those undesirable behaviors; any genetic predisposition towards certain behaviors; and of course the actual husbandry of the animal, particularly its living and social conditions. At the end of the day, though, the main thing with neutering is that even though effectiveness at reducing negative behaviors varies, it *can* be extremely effective, and there's no real negative physiological trade-off (in fact neutering can actually drastically reduce predisposition to certain cancers in some animals, so the positives can go beyond the behavioral). The biggest reasons that people don't neuter are either cost or just some variation of "it's not natural," which is such an arbitrary cop-out. Domesticated and feral animals already aren't "natural" - we've twisted and warped their bodies and behavior over hundreds and thousands of generations, and created some undesirable effects along the way; so if neutering can help offset that with no negative trade-offs, then does it really matter if it's not "natural"? *Tl;dr* - neutering isn't a cure-all for behavior problems, but it can help a *lot* if you do it early and with training; it can also reduce or prevent other health problems like cancer, and there's literally no negative trade-offs (no, the animal doesn't miss them), so... *Please neuter your pets, folks!* 🙏

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That’s not what feral means. Feral animals are domesticated animals that have returned to surviving in the wild.

@@Jay22222 You don't see pugs eating people's faces. Just saying.

Pugs should be put down. Abominations.

Pugs are the outcome of too much breeding. Have you ever seen the skull of a pug?

@@chumbue6537 i have but ima not think about it

mans was just trynna get to Dunkin

Gorillas on average are a very chill species much more than chimps, they don’t attack what they see weaker as themselves unless there threatened or in some cases if there locked up

@@chipbutty3645 yea he was chill I’m pretty sure his name was Joe. He eventually got pretty violent tho if I remember correctly.

Even domesticated animals like dogs can be unpredictable. Even humans can be unpredictable. Every living thing is a potential threat, sadly. Anyone who wants to deal with wild animals should know they are putting their life on the line.

I heard his owner gave him antidepressants….human antidepressants

The only exotic pets i like is bearded dragons and ball pythons

Why would she want to continue living anyway? She’s living a fate worse then death in a assisted living facility. I would rather kill myself then live like that.

Don’t judge all exotic pets over the actions of Travis. I have a box turtle (which is classified as an exotic pet) and he’s a sweet lil’ man. Same goes for my leopard gecko and my crested gecko. Absolutely harmless, both of them, but are considered just as exotic of a pet as a chimpanzee.

@@finalfroggitapproaches6418 Not to mention Foxes seem to show a lot of promise in being pets and being domesticated.

I’m 19 and I had to look away from the screen when they showed Charla’s face

He just changed it instantly

What was it?

A reminder to not get a chimp as a pet.

@@taylorisonlinereal It showed the damage done to the lady’s face (prior to reconstructive surgery).

@@karaoconnoraliasraidra gotcha, thanks

pretty sure the chimp who fucking ripped a girls face off is the villain here but go on

@@notnot9476 Chimps are wild animals you imbecile. The fact that you blame a wild, non domesticated animal for acting like a wild animal shows a complete lack of understanding of animals as a whole. I hope you don't own any big dogs.

@@notnot9476 More like an American Psycho Sigma Male

@@notnot9476 Travis is a victim in this story as well. A wild animal shouldn't be kept as a pet and forced to live a completely different lifestyle than it's naturally supposed to live. It makes them do shit like that.

@@funkyphill4861 I'm still willing to argue that while keeping him was wrong, Travis still obviously knew what was right and wrong, and while he wouldn't have had the capacity to understand it like a human, he knew the damage he was doing and just didn't care. Was he a victim? Yes, does that mean he didn't become a villain? No, not in my opinion. Chalk it up to instincts or whatever, but chimps aren't mindless vegetables, they still know what they are doing

It's called paradoxical drug reaction. There's a reason why pharmacists exist and why people need to be prescribed meds.

@@lt1940 Yeah.. she wasn't too bright giving a really strong animal, powerful drugs. In the end though, it was tragic for all 3 of those involved. Even Sandra deserved some peace and the poor woman never got it until her death 😢

Wild doesn't = aggressive FYI

@@NatsumiTakanawa A wild animal will be more unpredictable though.

@@NatsumiTakanawa yes but when they aren't in their natural habitat, it usually always means they get aggressive.

@@kristianferencik8685 You are right but to be fair it also depends on the species. Like their is a difference between owning a pet lizard or even some species of snakes vs owning a tiger, or chimp, or a lion

I think he was the one getting clapped

Frankly the victim is a fool to keep on living. I would rather kill myself then live like that.

I still am on the fence as to whether or not housecats are technically domesticated 😅 I love my cat but he gets a certain look in his eyes sometimes, man...

@@thestraydog If a house-cat was upscaled to the size of a tiger it probably would get in a mood and end you at some point lol. I think they only don't coz they can't. -CatFather of 3.

That demon does not deserve peace. Rest in shit Travis.

That's what (wannabe) exotic pet owners always seem to forget. These animals didn't have thousands of generations of domestication to not want to eat your face off.

@Tommy Patton Actually according to science, house cats are only semi domesticated. They can learn to adapt and live with humans because they went through selective breeding for centuries but not long enough to get rid of their wild instincts. Cats, unlike dogs can actually live in the wild and hunt. Feral cats are basically wild domestic cat breeds that were born in the wild away from humans and hunt other animals to survive. We have some wild domestic cat breeds in our woods and they leave dead animal bones in our yard all the time. They are not safe to go near because if you get within 10 feet of them, they try to run at us and attack. I accidentally walked right next to a huge male Maine Coone cat and he jumped on my back and bit the back of my neck. I was able to throw it off, but it left huge claw marks on my shoulders and arms. I also had deep tooth marks on the base of my neck. I think that thing was trying to kill me. I had to get rabies shots because of that cat. We also saw the same cat carrying a dead fox in the woods behind our house. I think it got into a fight with the fox and killed it because the cat was also bleeding. Cats can be very formidable hunters and pretty dangerous too, especially if they are feral. Dogs are different because they don't retain their hunting instincts and are conditioned to seek human attention specifically. Dogs have been with us thousands of years longer than cats which is why they are so different. House cats are mainly considered safe to own as pets because of their small size. If they were the size of a big dog, cats would be large enough to kill humans and their unpredictable nature would make the too unsafe to be pets.

Very unfortunate username.

@@NotCOPPAFTCA Serendipity

Alex Jones told me that never happened.

@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor well Alex Jones knows better now

@@doctorno-face422 Last I checked he was still refusing to appear in court so he hasn't admitted to knowing SHIT!

It is not unusual to ask for much more than you are likely to get. In the United States, it is against the constitution to make people pay so much money that it would ruin them. Sandra Nath was worth $ 10 million. Her estate eventually had to pay Chandra $ 4 million. While this still sounds like an insanely large amount of money, you have to keep in mind that Chandra's medical bills must have been high. She had seven surgeries on her head, she likely became unable to provide for herself after the mauling and may have needed therapy for post-traumatic stress.

Well she deserved it considering that she refused to give up her chimp.

I don't think that's how that works but alright. the whole "she died after enduring heartbreak one too many times" sounds like some corny high school angst shit.

@@NoriakiCuckyoin yeah it clearly was a lung problem

@@NoriakiCuckyoin there’s actually something called Broken Heart Syndrome. The grief of her losing her family, the guilt she had after her friend was destroyed, the depression she likely had after losing her husband; well… it was too much. But who knows? Maybe she died of something else

Yikes I think you have bad luck, bro

Especially one going through sexual maturity, she made the situation worse by giving him drugs that he didn't even care about getting stabbed

Travis wasn't a monkey either he was a chimp ooh ooh ahh ahh

Also, chimpanzees are natural psychopaths. Despite their nature, chimpanzees are animals who deserve their natural rights and freedom. Travis belonged in the wild, not in a "sanctuary" or in someone's home. It's a shame things were allowed to progress, leading to such tragedy.

All of that is a recipe for disaster

It's just sad that a someone else had to pay the price

To be fair she had it since it was a newborn baby. Calling it a wild animal is essentially calling all pets wild animals. Which in theory they are. The chimps are just too strong and too smart and too erratic to be pets. It's not difficult to domesticate a fox if you get it from birth. And it's still technically a wild animal. But primates are a different breed of animal.

@@acfacf4657 There's a difference though between having a wild animal and an animal that has been domesticated for generations.

I don't think she deserved it though, I can understand her getting attached having owned Travis for so many years. I think it was her fault for giving him Xanax, but I don't think she deserved to get maimed like she did. I can't help but feel bad for her, even if she was the cause.

@@tidepodpadthai2633 Her friend was the one who was maimed not the owner.

Bruh your kids are your responsibility. How about you just don't let them on the internet unintended ? Duh ?

Yeah, cool as throwing yourself into an active volcano 🤦

Watching Speed Racer made me wonder how cool having a pet chimp would be, but sadly, that can never be a reality...

@@hotel_arcadia Well with enough selective breeding it could be theoretically possible it has worked with foxes you know.

So based.

Really? What about foxes they have shown a lot of promise of being pets just look up cute foxes and you will see what I mean

@@Mario87456 just make sure they aren’t rabid.

And Ducks

Curtain Dogs or cats too

Update, it changed lol

What was it before it changed?

@@seanhearn9616 A way more graphic image of the lady who was attacked

I feel bad for Travis more, as he's a wild animal and would have lived a better life in the wild.

it was her own fault for drugging and abusing a wild animal with 3x the strength of a human. she got what was coming to her.

​​@@monstermx4090 you mean the owner the owner was the one that did that, not the one that was attacked

@@monstermx4090 the owner wasn't the one who got attacked

@@jarakotsu human life is much more valuable

I don’t really see smaller reptiles as all that exotic, the problem would be something enormous but reptiles are fairly docile in general, chimpanzees on the other hand are notoriously aggressive, it’s insane to try keeping one as a pet

Well the unmanly fool who was traumatized is pathetic I would have LOVED to see that happen it would have been so cool.

As some one born and raised in Connecticut, you'd be surprised how often our little state is in the headlines. Often not for good things. This incident with the chimp, Sandy Hook, we even had a murder where a guy put his ex wife thru a woodchipper. Becoming pretty famous with "Divorce Connecticut Style" t-shirts. Don't get me wrong, I love CT and New England in general (recently moved and live on Cape Cod now). But we sure do have a dark side that isn't known or talked about by nonlocals. Hell, maybe even some locals.

@@Vegeta8300 Well, I'm a CT born and raised person as well and have heard numerous tales same as you. It's not an ideal state to live in, but it's all some people ever know.

i was here too!!!! lolol

She just wanted a toddler as a pet, she should of just gotten a small dog

Yeah this could've been avoided, physically could've been hard thing to do though, Travis was the only family member she had left in her life so she kept him but obviously she was going through something, yet she could've exchanged Travis out for a simpler animal that would've loved her and not be a danger like Travis.

@@skeldexaint There's no excuse for trying to keep an animal so aggressive it's lashed out and bitten people over just a tossed bottle..it was gonna crack and it was obvious but she let it happen. I would of given him up to a sanctuary immediately once he attacked the first time and gotten a simpler pet, hell I wouldn't of owned a chimp to begin with honestly, besides going to a sanctuary would of been the best thing for him but instead she drugged him and clung to him.

Yea, I have never seen her face and I really hope she doesn't stumble upon this video or her family see what she hides from them.

Just disgusting of what Mars did...

Y’all overreacting

@@teen_laqueefa you really think she will?

You do realize you can see her face all over online? Her family already knows what it looks like

Dammit I saw this coming yet it still caught me offguard

I don't think she would have been allowed to foster. She couldn't even care for a chimp, let alone a child.

​@@DiscoTimelordASD children and chimps are not the same,a child cannot rip your face off with sheer force and won't even do that, that's inhumane.

Honestly I'd rather just die then look like that and be in assisted living, i know its a nasty thing to say but really what is the point at that...well point

@@mandyward5372 I hear that. Without being able to see and it being iffy to have bionic hands is not a life but rather an existence.

I agree

I second this

Cat

so true

Thank you.

I am but I feel like I'd be kept up at night

The original thumbnail had the victim face bloody after the attack

oh hi geeky

other primates

Agreed.

Exactly! I own ball pythons as well and I couldn’t agree more

How come nobody's saying WTF why is she giving a chimp Xbars?

Yes. Instead of surrendering him for his own happiness, she decided drugging him was a better option for her own needs. Now every day her friend STILL pays the price from Sandra's selfishness and a wild animal is dead.

@@DiscoTimelordASD exactly.

Then dont watch the video

Nah keep the thumbnail, if it deters one more Karen from thinking she can go and pay 50k and have a human like pet. Only thing is they never care to think what could likely happen from keeping it as a pet human when they will never be one.

The thumbnail is now changed.

@@alphatuber3381 I don't mind it too much, but there are kids on this website.

@@propane_salesman what have you done bobby

It really needs to be because I don't know what he was thinking with putting her torn off face on it.

Exactly my thoughts man, i've seen people saying its Travis Fault but honestly i disagree with em

@@minusone7529 it's easy to blame a wild animal because chimp has to chimp. He didn't ask to be drugged or babied by humans. What's worse is his biological mother suffered the same fate years ago before his incident.

the reason he lashed out is beacuse he could not meet his needs and could not be in the wild/zoo he was not properly cared of. also it is sandra's fault for owning a fucking wild animal I love monkeys/apes to death BUT THEY ARE WILD ANIMALS NOT PETS.

@@BasedGrandmasKitchen that and drugging him was just asking for him to rip off faces.

@@MoonLoonie69 true, he is also a victim I am not saying that he is blameless but this would have never happend if it wern't for the circumstances he was put through.

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Planet of the apes 🙈🙊

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LMAO NO WAY!!!! XD

is anyone laughing at this or is it just not me

This is probably what Travis's owner wrote in the get well card.

Jesus...

I have 3 rescue rabbits and 6 rescue guinea pigs all have to go to an “exotic” vet because the normal vet won’t take them. The term exotic is way to vague and these animals should not fall under this umbrella. It should be reserved for big cats / monkeys etc animals that should never be anything else but in the wild in which were never domesticated.

@@TheVioletBunny exactly

Exotic refers to an animal that's not from your country and is not native . A lion is not exotic if your home continent is Africa . People just shouldn't own animals that are dangerous to own . This woman should be charged with a felony .

Why? Exotic doesn't mean dangerous. Plenty of exotic animals are harmless, they're still exotic and still need very specific care or just shouldn't be kept at all because they're not domesticated.

@Kirin yes, it has become associated with these people and the Joe exotics of the world

It already got changed, that was fast

I see a bunch of people talking about it was the original thumbnail worse than the pictures showed in this video

@@thebandit979 Tbh I didn't even end up watching the video because I was so bothered by the thumbnail, but I assume he shows it in the video. It was a completely mangled face that had nearly unrecognizable features.

yes you can protect the animal and to place into a jungle

@@iremanl8781 nope

​@@iremanl8781 stop defending rampaging chimps. There was nothing they could've done for him, he was stupidly raised in a home and wouldn't have made it in a jungle. I'm glad he's dead

....Yeah when you own one as a domestic pet instead of keeping them in the wild where they belong.

Pretty sure