That’s true! He’s used to humans! Just like my bearded dragon! Reptiles can’t live but can get accustomed to us! When I get home my dragon runs to his hammock and stares till I bring him out to watch TV or play Xbox with me! He learned I fed him, I clean and bath him, I let him which he seems to like so he has no reason to be aggressive just like that gator has no reason to be aggressive as he knows people feed him, rub him, and he’s comfortable. Problem can he just like twice I been but by my bearded in a feeding response and he quickly let’s go when he sees it isn’t food, he isn’t aggressive! But if the same were to happen I can imagine an accidental bite from that gator can be bad even if it wasn’t intentional.
This is a wild predator who is attached to his owner, it is not safe for anyone in the public to handle this gator. Please get educated on wild animal instincts, they don't magically disappear.
@@Jacrispy0351 you ever seen a dog rip a kitten’s throat out? Or a cat dismember a hamster? You can make this argument for all animals my guy, sometimes things with a specific animal just work out well 🤷♂️
@@antonironstag5085 it’s not a who got who statement. Can’t compare cats, dogs, and hamsters to a freakin living dinosaur. You don’t untrain millions of years of animal instinct and evolution. You can only appease it. Regular feedings so it doesn’t bite the hand that feeds it. Until it gets to large and loses its sense of fear of humans. Once that happens, game over. Large reptile defeats a mammal of equal or greater size any day. That’s all I was saying.
I met Wally at a baseball game a few years back. He was perfectly well behaved, but literally no one ever felt calm looking at an alligator. Except for this man.
@@Tarasaurus13 (this is old) but somebody stolen Wally to put him in a neighborhood yards , a trapper caught him and put him in a swamp with wild ones 😭💔
Wildlife Lover123 its because he has alot of subs, if you have alot of subs your comment would be put to the top of the section, which means more people can see it and like it.
Takes training from very young to get them to that stage have to spend time with them as much as you can everyday before work get up early and handle it as much as possible to make it feel your love animals want love if they don't get it then it's like with humans they go loopy on drugs and kill peaple
This reminds me of Travis the monkey who was really nice and he appeared in many ads a long time ago and then one day he went crazy, the owner of the monkey called her friend and so she went to help and Travis literally ripped the friends face and fingers apart. It was a sad story for all of them. I hope Wally won't do anything like that or worse.
Wally is a gator that cured someone from depression, enjoys endless amounts of hugs, cuddles and kisses, is friendly and cute towards others, and is the nicest gator to exist. I feel like he's going to inspire the world one day.
Bunnies aren't really cuddly animals. They can be but being held increases their anxiety and that may be why you're getting attack. Sorry to make this serious lol but i suggest watcing Lennon the bunny :)) she's amazing.
@@ashtonfitzgerald1445 you're the ignorant one if you think that gator is totally friendly once it grows up the thing will bite anything and everything
@@megatron8561 Since he’s been around a ton of people and the owner has had him for a while he’s probably trained not to do that kinda stuff obviously 🙄
@@dez3474 People don't know that animals have feelings and can make their own decisions if they found it safe to live with humans they will stay with humans and never harm them.
What a nice gator. It doesn't make any irritating noise, it doesn't smell, it doesn't destroy your things, it' doesn't drop hair, it doesn't drool, it doesn't hop, and dance all over you, it's a perfect pet!
Wally's hugs will cure the thiefs malicious intent and that thief will go on to live a clean life and get a good stable jobs and raise his kids like a good father.
It should be you have chosen death. but since walle is tame by his owners to bad walle wasent a wild beast Btw. That robber chose a hug from walle instead
How old is Wally, and how big will he get? I watch Snake Discovery, and Emily is always warning people against getting alligators as pets. I hope this doesn’t encourage more people to get pet alligators… they require a lot of work for them to be happy and healthy, and once they get huge, there’s really no way for one person to control them.
The tremendous irony of an Alligator being an emotional support animal boggles my mind. Also, who else was waiting for one of those hugs and kisses to go horribly wrong?
@@blazingblackness4442 Alligators attack people all the time, I think this one's only a matter of time, and he isn't fully grown. The adults aren't so nice. They grow to anywhere between 2.5m to 4m on average, this depends on gender and other factors but his is a male he's gonna have at the very least a 3 metre long (10 feet) American alligator at the end regardless. Good luck walking that around in public This man's ignorance is endangering himself and others, emotional support or not, it's ridiculous. Just get a normal pet, it forms more of a bond as well, alligators, as shown by this video, don't show much emotion to humans other than blankness or aggression.
Awww beautiful animal! But I wouldn’t trust leaving him around kids too much. They can be annoying and unruly. I wouldn’t want nothing to happened to that gorgeous gator if he bites a kid!!!!
Lmao wally would have been killed many years ago in the wild because he's so nice. But in our world, he's a superstar. We all need to find a place where we belong
He’s cute and well behaved but what’s going to happen in 10+ years when he’s 1,000lbs and 10ft long? Will the owner have the space for him? Or what if the gator outlives the owner? I doubt anyone would be as willing to love on him as much as the owner does.
