Casper the friendly alligator boops my face-is he my pet?!
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Is Casper my friend, does he love me?? Would he protect me from another gator? NOPE!! He’s an alligator, not a Labrador!! Even tho he comes over and puts his hand on my in the most adorable way 🥺🐊. Watch the video and learn more!! And if you like the video, please share!
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I was a cop (recently retired). I can't tell you the number of people I've seen who have died in their homes and their animals (cats & dogs) ended up feeding on their owner's body. It's not just alligators that will eat their owners while "incapacitated".
I think about this all the time. Animals all think differently from us and each other; we aren't all wired the same. For example, people get so freaked out when they find out how common cannibalism is in the wild, or how certain species treat their young. Personally, I believe it's important to learn what goes on outside the bubble of human society, both in order to understand the world around us and who we share it with, as well as to keep ourselves and others safe.
Remember the show Fatal Attraction? All about those owners who died from their pet snakes, chips, big cat, lizards, iguanas, ...all thinking they had a special relationship with their pets.
U have to know there is a difference between dying and being incapacitated. I mean when I'm coughing so hard and then i throw up like what happened to me a couple of days ago my dog runs to me concerned sitting next to me licking my face. She won't eat me because I'm incapacitated. If I die on the other hand that's totally different and its only normal for my dog to feed on my dead body when I'm dead and there's nothing else to eat.
@@salmasalute I agree. Domesticated animals will not eat their owner just because the owner is sick or hurt. Sometimes they will even try to help. But once the owner dies, the animals are left with their primary caretaker dead and no one to feed them and take care of them. Then dead human eventually starts to smell like dead meat and instincts call for the animals to survive instead of slowly starve to death.
Wild animals have the instinct to attack at any show of weakness like sickness or injury.
Basically why my cat just nips at me and does not tears up my neck.
"Aww he's touching my arm"
narrator: feeling for a pulse
"I like you."
"Probably I'd like you, too. You've always seemed delicious."
@@lxathu 😆
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Casper is just using Chris to stabilize him without wasting energy. Like touching a wall to keep moving upright, or spinning 180 around a pole to reverse direction. To a very minor degree, Chris is shedding some warmth as well.
Casper's all like, "Yes, I want attention! If I didn't like you, I could've bit that arm a long damn time ago!"
*Casper talking to the camera:*
"This human is a well trained human, but he's not tame. If I was minding my own business, and a tree branch fell on me, he would TOTALLY turn me into a pair of shoes. I don't have a doubt about it!"
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Casper the belt
I totally agree with Casper ! 😆😆😆
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Him: I don’t feel like myself today.
Casper: 👀
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The fact that alligators look like they are always smiling doesn't help either.😂🐊
yes lol
Yeah he's smiling 😁
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"He could kill me if I am unconscious."
Casper: **holds his arm** "I could never bro."
LMFAO
@@sourmoon5134 you like your own comment cringe
@@capybara9521 no i didnt, what are tryna do? start an argument?
I'm dead. Lol
I felt that
Chris: He does not love me or care about me.
Casper: I'd kill for you.
...including you.
Seems to me you and 25 don't get what he just said
@@andresn.8507 It's a joke.
Lol, Casper is happy to love him to death, and even more after death
@A Jew Free World based
"He would never attack me" famous last words probably from an Orca trainer
“Yeah that’s a lion…anyways so about this alligator I’m holding hands with”😂❤this is so lovely and informative
Lol right
Chris “he doesn’t love me”
Casper “I love you emergency food supply”
Lol
Wow.. I really learned ALOT...no really..
Ha ha ha 😝
Looks like a Luffy XD
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Soooo everytime he comes up and nudges you he’s really just like :‘ooohh is he dead- is he dead!?!? Awww shucks. I’ll give him a minute and come check again’.
Eventually Casper may want to help him along.
😂
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Animals tend to not understand the concept of personal space. Casper is just drifting around, chilling.
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I like how he keeps passing by like “hey how’s it goin”
„Hi how’s it going? So are you unconscious yet?“
"Is it Tasty? Is it Scruuumptious?"
For a number of years I took care of an alligator. He was in a pen, had a water tank, some "land," a sun lamp--nice setup. He was about four feet or so long, and we called him Fang. I always knew when Fang was hungry, because when I walked past his enclosure, he would give me a speculative look. He figured I would feed him one way or another.
“Either give me dinner or you will be the dinner.” - Fang if he could talk
@@Kaiserboo1871 Bingo!
Yeah but that's everybody when humans have gotten desperate they've done the same thing
I love how Casper keeps contradicting him by being adorable when he discusses how dangerous he is.
Must be a female.
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@@xianshep Casper is a male name.
@@nickgennady Uh, yeah. I was trying to make a smart-ass extrapolation on the behavior of human females and suggesting that perhaps they had misidentified the gender of Casper.
Trainer: Seriously though, he's still dangerous
Casper: kisses his cheek
We get it, Ugh.were not Doe,Doe birds,my god brother. Lol.
@@spiderreed350 are you ok
@@spiderreed350 are you having a stroke?
@@spiderreed350 u good?
@@spiderreed350 is this a coded message do you need help
I really like the way Casper just floats like a boat and just slightly wiggles to change direction
He really looks extremly chill. That is, until someone something that looks like a prey shows up.
Being in the water with him puts you in a very vulnerable position.
I have great respect for the fact that he said “I love him he does not love me.” And absolutely nothing wrong with that. This man has respect for the fact he’s a wild animal
The people who try and get selfies with bears.
@Dan That’s rather subjective. If you are anyone, no matter how experienced you are, you are deliberately putting yourself at risk jumping into a pond with a multi-hundred pound carnivorous lizard known to have one of the strongest bite forces in the animal kingdom.
This is what that grizzly bear guy who got eaten didn't get. They're wild animals. They' ALWAYS going to be wild animals. You might get them used to your presence, but if they're hungry, you're hurt, or any one of a million things goes glitchy, it's lights out.
Yeah, and I love gator steaks!
@@petedavis7970 the difference is that the croc is tamed, and the bear guy just got the bear used to his presence, major difference.
Casper checks all the time:" Are you injured? At least somehow?"
lorenciandrej lol, now that is funny!!🍽🍷🐊🐊
I was thinking the same thing 😂
😂 😂
holding his hand or checking his pulse? we may never know
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Casper is really one in a million, he takes his training very seriously and knows what his job is. Gators like people all have different temperaments. As long as he doesn’t view a situation as threatening to him, or something unusual happens he’ll be fine. But a gator is a gator and is still at least potentially dangerous.
Casper 🐊 is showing affection though cuz he is willfully placing his little hand on yours so adorable. 🐊🙏🏼🥰
He put his hand on yours like "It's nothing personal buddy. I'm a dinosaur. It's what I do." LOL
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I eat Jon, it's what i do
dinosaur?
@@pleasecontactme4274 yes. Crocs and gators are dinosaurs.
Human brain: "If i can pet it it's a dog!"
Pretty much 😂
I find it hilarious whenever I see such comments in any wild predator video 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Furry beavers can be pet too.
Beavers are fat plump dogs of the water
well, domesticating animals - it is our nature. We do this to many dangerous animals in the past.
Your alligator obeys you a lot more than my dog.
Absolutely amazing… Trained not tamed 100% agreed. But Casper is more than use to you being there. But 30 plus million years of instinct is alive and well with Casper..I can watch you two over and over..
"Never bite the hand that feeds you. Unless of course, that hand is no longer feeding you." - me. I think
“Never bite the hand that feeds you. Unless it’s too weak to fight back”
"Never bite the hand that feeds you. Unless that hand tastes like cocoa" - Nikola Einstein
Iggy Jay there’s always that one person that tries to act funny
@@TheOne-ue5mv nosir, simply stating unbiased opinion. A hand that tastes like cocoa, that mfkr is gettin bit
Hahahaha I love it
Casper talking to his gator buddies later: “yeah my human is getting fat…a couple more pounds and we’re good”
😂😂😂😂
lol
Free-water-humans taste best!
@Dust Ball 😂😂😂😂
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Thank you so much for expressing to everyone the importance of knowing that casper is a trained animal versus tamed. Awesome job.
Love seeing this! I went diving at a spring and came up on an alligator and he swam away from me so fast, he clearly wanted nothing to do with me thankfully.
Casper checking if he is still alive and strong with every boop.
Checking for doneness
Go Cowboys
@Jonathan lmaoo 🤣
Was thinking the same thing lol
Bro, that’s too funny.
Thanks for clarifying the nature between instincts. Go Casper and you..
Thanks for being a awesome human.
"He does not love me" then Casper immediately comes up to (right after holding hands mind you)and gently puts his head against his head like as if to say "yes I do!"😆 Don't get me wrong I trust the expert(s) here but it is hard to believe when you see this 🐊 Awesome training here
Yes lol he's being so friendly holding his hand and keeps coming up to him wanting attention 😅
It's hard to tell with alligators. Only the owners can really know. It's not impossible for alligators to bond with their owners, but it's VERY rare. It takes luck to get an alligator that can be tamed. It's basically like how we domesticated wolves. You need to have an individual that's born tamer than others, and you need to be a person that that individual really likes for one reason or another. I can think of exactly two crocodilians that have bonded with their owner, Pocho and Wally. Wally I'm not even sure if he is actually bonded or not. Pocho though definitely did bond with his owner. He followed him home and refused to leave, and exhibited play behaviors like they do with their friends in the wild.
Agreed their are some animals that are just plain born with milder temperaments and when trained/domesticated properly they turn out quite gentle and maybe even loving.This gator is an exception I'd say.Tank the Jaguar 🐆 is another fine example from Safari Sammi lol I'm a huge fan.He has a better attitude and manners than most humans do I swear!
sometimes an animals gesture means something very very different to them then it does to you.
Many snake owners think its a sign of affection if their snake stares into their eyes, to the snake, it means I'm going to eat you.
@@mozxz yep👍that's why it's so important for professional trainers to learn and know the difference of course.Something we'd think would be a calm gesture could be the exact opposite from an animal
He's not holding your hand, he's checking to see if you still have a pulse 😝
Lmaoooooooo😭
Right??? He's hoping for that "unresponsive" moment
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" i love him, he does not love me"
sounds like an abusive relationship 🤣
It is. But the abuser has been well trained to behave itself.
JAJAJAJAJAJAJJAA
The same can be said for all cat owners then 🤣
@@Asertix357 how can you be abusive if you didn’t even know somebody loved you
That’s most relationships in the wild.
Thank you for sharing this. It bugs me out when people keep alligators with children in the home and they’re all like, “omggg nooooo he would NEVER hurt them, he LOVES us,” 😑
Thanks for being the human and watching out for BOTH of your hides!❤
"He is trained, not tamed"
That's gold right there buddy.
You know it buddy 🤠
This is accurate in regards to most exotic pets (looking at you tiger and hippo owners).
There is no such thing as a tamed crocodilian. They are apex predators with millions of years of instinct behind them. It’s just smart enough to realize that keeping the human alive means an infinite source of food.
Tame doesn't = SAFE, either.
@@Kaiserboo1871 Not true.. Most animals do not have the mental aptitude to 'plan' for the future. Humans, are actually one of the very few whom are actually GOOD at that. Especially a reptile, they don't have mental fortitude to "think" anything, it's instinctual.
Also, LOL! You thinking an Alligator can contemplate "infinity", is absolutely HILARIOUS.
@@StanHowse why are you so hostile.
I never once asserted that crocodilians were super smart, he just has the mental fortitude to know that certain behaviors = food.
Although it makes me wonder, can an alligator comprehend if something is fun or not. Do crocodilians have a form of play.
Casper doesn't need to be a pet, he just needs to be himself. Casper is a wild animal, he and Chris have formed a social contract that involves compromise and respect.
@@jayseven5249 That is a part of that contract.
@@alalalala57 gator is delicious
Sooo... love?
Contract: I, Casper, promise not to eat Chris while he has the ablity to move and scream for help if I tried to eat him. If he is incompacitated or dead, all bets are off.
Just like Chris Pratt said in Jurassic World: "It's a relationship, it's just based on mutual respect."
A true homie would never eat another homie
Casper’s like “Yeah… Let em know.. I’m gangster”
The relationship between you and Casper is like the relationship between allied nations.
"We share a mutual beneficial interest in cooperating with one another, but if things go wrong it's everyone for themselves."
Perfect
No not accurate, that gator is much more trustworthy, and predictable, than any human beings. As long as the human is doing what he's always done, the gator will remain predictable. Human beings cannot be expected to behave the same, even if they are benefiting for it. They'll always be unpredictable.
Casper said I don't bite the hand that feeds me.
@@skittles3310 that's not true
@@druidic4353 Well we'll just have to agree to disagree, I guess. Animals by majority do exactly what they do, nothing more, nothing less. Predictable by majority. Humans? Nah, you absolutely never can be sure about anything. Parents will literally kill their children, and children will kill their parents. Same thing between any and every relationship known to man. People will literally destroy themselves in the pursuit of destroying someone else. Every animal does exactly what they're supposed to do. If you study an individual amongst any animal species, whatever that animal does, it's entire species will have the same behavior.
Its crazy how he just floats around looks like he is living the best life
IIRC Hes a Rescue and is living there for the sake of being rescued and Rehabilitation. Just like Winter the Dolphin (RIP to her) He will live there for the rest of his life due to him being used to the enviroment
He probably is. With an enclosure that big and constant food source, a Gator couldn't ask for anything better
Indeed
He is living the life. Waing now for 13 years to see if his buddy makes one false move (slip and fall) so he can have a tasty meal of "Man in wet suit!"
@@fukhue8226 awesome comment and username. Rad. Plz check out
You are brave, cool, and equipped. VERY PROFESSIONAL! Thank you for this video.
"Aw he's holding my arm"
He wants to make sure his dinner doesn't run away. That's some good vittles right there
One thing to point out as well, is that it's not just the way Casper has been trained, but it's also the way Chris acts around him. If he started acting terrified around Casper, it would trigger his predator responses.
Yup, that's a huge thing. Chris's manner never alters, he's very calm and deliberate, and he's always watching.
yes if he starts splashing water around, he would be food.
the same people that think casper LOVES him are the same idiots that pull over on a freeway to try and pet a wild 2000 pound moose because "animals can tell thru the ENERGY i give off im their friend" lol...
Ye I think it's more a thing of casper thinking Chris is not his food because he isn't afraid of him,and if Chris isn't afraid of him,then there must be a reason for it so he doesn't attack him,but once he stops thinking Chris is on a level par with him,he would kill him in an instant
@@user-sk4wf3ve6z That's what Chris meant by "not showing weaknesses".
I love how he keeps describing Casper as this monster but Casper keeps coming in to snuggle. 😂
he doesn't come in to snuggle. He comes in to check.
Casper checked the food if its ready to eat.
Humans are warm, so snuggle with live human is warm.
He knows if he hangs close he will be fed. Patience
not snuggle, just whether the marinade is working
He seems so sweet and chill. 🥺
Every time Casper comes round he is thinking "is he still talking? Oh, crap... still alive!"
Chris: "pls guys, he's not cute, he's dangerous. He can literally kill me at any moment"
My brain: "hee hee, swamp doggo!"
Must give pats to swamp boi
Must boop bog doggo snoot
GATOR HUGS!!!!
Lol try and pat one 🤣
Florida man's doggo
Chris: "He doesn't love me. He would eat me if I was knocked out..."
Casper: "Chris that hurts. I do love you. C'mon We are practically swimming in each others pee right now"
@Dan was pretty funny and the gator had plenty of chances but didnt take em
@@TGP-vq4vi well he can’t sure he would injure but any decently strong grown man would survive and if they knew how to defend themselves have a pretty good chance especially since Casper is a smaller gator so once they escape Caspar getting locked up for good and he knows if he tries more of that he gon turn into his movie counterpart.
@@TGP-vq4vi The thought process for predators is kill those who can’t defend themselves. The weak, whether old, young, or injured they will kill. If you are none of those there’s hesitation, if not then you’ll die and this is no different, no amount of training can change that.
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Come here chris it's time to swim in each others citrus
That swamp puppy will eat you in a heartbeat the second you start feel ill, trained not tamed, yep, lol 🤣 so true! I was born and raised in Florida around gators, I like to keep a nice safe distance with them.
"See you later alligator"
"...later?"
I'm not sure an alligator has the instinctual ability to feel "companionship", I suspect that their understanding of it is more like "symbiosis". He understands that you aren't a threat to his safety, kind of like how some predators will allow birds or insects to clean their teeth without harming them, or like a remora below a shark.
my thoughts as well. sure he's well fed too
Crocodilians are found to be far far more intelligent than originally thought but the more complex emotions I think you're right.
They dont boop the birds and insects. That thing is showing affection.
@@mayankify i believe the expert more than you my guy
"I'm not sure an alligator has the instinctual ability to feel "companionship"" - Alligators are very attentive parents and stick by their young for 3 years after they hatch.
Casper is so cute! He keeps coming over, nudging you, steps on you, eyeing you JUST to make sure you haven't got any weakness he can take advantage of.
lmao
Agreed!
LOL
Right people like omg he wants to hold you, nah bro he wants food... he is a predator and a man on you tube once told me they ain't ya friends. Well shyt you learn something new everyday! Lol
Similar like woman test a guy...
Very cool with these videos that show interaction with wild animals, I love the sharks, lions, alligators etc the people that have learned to think like them, interact with them to show the world ......... and survive being in their habitat! Hats off to you. I love watching these videos.
I love this video. Such good information and so well articulated.
FINALLY. Someone who lives their life with wild animals and actually realize they are WILD ANIMALS.
I think everyone that works with wild animals know that.
Was just thinking how refreshing it is to see someone accept animals in the wild for what they are … and have a high awareness of their behavior.
@@Smokeypot not true. Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray … and many people in South Africa were eaten by lions or ripped apart by their chimps because they don’t respect them and think they’re puppies
@Nature Witch why?
Most humans are wilder animals.
“…that does not mean that he’s tame”
*Casper holds hand*
“That’s not helping”
I'm glad to hear your not a fool. Please stay safe and love the video.
Awww. I love Casper. ❤️🐊
“If a tree branch fell on me and I passed out next to him-“
Casper: “Don’t say that 🥺”
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Gator teeth : 💀
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Fascinating. So essentially, as long as Casper still perceives you as “you” (that being; an able-bodied creature that is aware of him and respects his space) he will not harm you. But as soon as something compromises that perception he has of you, you will just be seen as another opportunistic meal.
That's a bit of a reduced version, again humanizing his perception.
In a realistic and blunt sense, along as Caspar senses there's no weakness or vulnerability that would cause a shift in their current dynamic, he's not going to attack. Because he's trained to think that his trainer is superior. They have a symbiotic relationship currently.
Caspar performs x y z, he gets meals. He doesn't upset trainer doing x y z, he gets meals. So he's fine with their current partnership. However, this guy is still a large meal for him. If he sensesv that the meal is now suddenly available to him, he's going to have it.
It's less a humanized perception, and very very black and white in that they relationship is currently beneficial to him. Most trained animals prefer that benefit, or they're raised only knowing it. But instinctively if the dynamic even seems to shift, they're going to presume the position of a predator and devour / kill /dominate.
I think I've heard of a alligator trained to be a hugging gator or something
Thats a whole lot of "perception" coming from animal with a walnut sized brain.
@@unbothered5240 the first person literally reiterated what the trainer said so they're right as well
@@ricpowers1475 brain size doesn’t determine an animal’s intelligence or perception if that was the case then we humans wouldn’t be the smartest animals and many other animals that we perceive as intelligent would now be dumber than those who are actually dumber based on your logic
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I like how as the person pretends to fall down, the alligator immediately gets a bit closer to him.
‘Man killed by alligator he thought was his pet despite armoured wet suit’
"He's an alligator, he doesn't love me."
*Later on...*
Casper: "I can't believe he said all that, Susan."
I assume Susan is the lion in the next enclosure
Lol
For those that don't know, that's an alligator. Not a Labrador.
Labragator
Lagator
Lé gatoré
your mom
I dont know man looks like a labrador to me
I am so glad you had this discussion because folks on TT truly believe some they are like a Labradors. I absolutely believe some of those folks on TikTok would truly go pet one.
Putting the hand on the arm is a way for Casper to check that you are still alive.
he's putting his hand on your arm like "aww, i would't hurt ya buddy" 😄
Is that misspelled on purpose lol.
I think it's more like " I'll take it from here chris" ahem. " I WOULD EAT HIM LIKE A BIG MAC WIT FRIES"
So basically when casper bumps you in the face , he's not being sentimental, he's just testing to see if your still showing vital signs,....he's just chilling out waiting for you to have a seizure, that's love🤣 sounds like my parents
Best comment here!
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Caspar giving „danger boops“ 😂
Casper was checking his pulse! 😮lol
The way you break down yiur relationship with your gator is just amazing and fascinating at the same time haha really got when you said I love him 🦎 he dosnt love me what a unique relationship keep up the great work in educating myself and others 💯
Friend: *Has seizure*
Alligator: *They must not want to live anymore. Let me help with that!*
If a friend of mine had a seizure next to me, I would rob him/her :v they are no longer in the need of objects since they showed a vulnerable state.
@@arkvsi8142 then your not his friend if thats the case.
Your terrible 😂
Meanwhile Casper- holds hand to check pulse to see if he's food yet
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Lmao
Casper knows the human anatomy🧐🤔😳😳😳😳😳😳
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The way you say "One day" 😂😂
Hey Florida's wildest that is awesome you have a relationship with Casper like this cool video excellent information bud it blow's my mind how mellow he is around you.
TLDW:
1) Trained not tamed 🏋️♂️
2) It’s not a Labrador 🦮- it’s an alligator 🐊
3) Will not attack unless you’re incapacitated
4) It’s not a dog 🐩
5) It doesn’t love him 💔
6) it’s not a dog 🐶
7) no remorse or love
8) it’s an alligator 🐊 not a dog 🐶
Great recap. Saved me the final few minutes lol. Solid video though
They like the color pink just thought that was interesting
I'm surprised that a reptile has any capacity learn.
He also knows the reality
@@BST-lm4po we are all reptiles, at least phylogenetically
Casper is just being patient, waiting for this opportunity lol
That relationship like a marriage will end badly one day. I make friends with bulls and boars. All they have to have is one bad day
exactly
He ain’t big enough yet
I bet when he was talking about the tree branch falling on him, Casper was thinking "one of these days my friend.."
@@peterjones3226 hes had him for 13 years tho
Has nothing to do with being tame or trained;
This dudes just a friendly gator that realizes he’s getting some luxury treatment
Very cool video. I live around a LOT of alligators. I’ve always wondered how we have so few Gator attacks when you consider the population in Florida and our water lifestyle. Common sense when they’re around goes a long way. Amazing job training these beautiful animals.
Trainer: He will never eat me, he is trained!
Casper: Thirteen years I've been doing lapses figuring out how to eat him but no breach found!
lol
I bet when he was talking about the tree branch falling on him, Casper was thinking "one of these days my friend.."
casper eyeing the Tree branch above, waiting for the fall
I love at 4:20 he says "always be aware" and as if on cue, Casper turns around and starts slowly creeping up on him.
Casper is just doing laps.
Yeah teasing his friend's misunderstanding. That alligator clearly loves him. That is why he was surprised when the alligator literally held his hand.
His cameraman gave him a signal that Casper was creeping
i cant not imagine the fucking hells kitchen sound when he turns around
“If I got injured, Casper would eat me, no doubt.”
Also Casper: *Vibing in the background and booping trainer guy for attention*
Attention! They r solitary animal. They don’t like company of others most of the time
@@asifmetal666 only the big ones are solitary. Smaller ones, like the alligator in this video, are much more social, forming congregations for safety and the chance to share kills. Still, it probably isn't for attention, as it is trained, Casper is probably asking for something like food, grooming, or whatever positive reinforcement was used to train it.
Kinda feel like he was checking if he was still alive
@@chitinskin9860 your answer seems a lot more educated, thanks for your comment. Sick and tired of people stating their opinions and assumptions as fact online like that guy saying 'gators are solitary' when its actually just plain wrong...
That alligator was testing him every time he comes by. Waiting for that weakness.
everytime the alligator grabbed him it was to make sure he’s still alive the moment he notices weakness it’s wraps
Enjoyed that thoroughly,great advice as well.i think some folks needed to hear that.the truth is priceless.
I still say it’s love…Eating you while you’re injured, is a kindness. Casper doesn’t want you to suffer, so he must finish you
Are all reptiles this blood thirsty? Any tame breeds like tortoises 🐢, iguanas that like people?
@@hackman669those are herbivores, they are not tamed
I wanna bet that Casper is fully aware he's being filmed right now and tries to look extra cute for the camera to lul us into a false sense of security
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He's probably snickering inside, thinking "I've been working this guy for 13 years."
@@meg-k-waldren He's playing the long game and if u notice he wouldn't keep his back to him.Cause it would be munching time,even when he comes to his chest.He's conditioning the guy
Make no mistake. Casper is a cold. Calculating apex predator who knows who his next meal comes from.
@@meg-k-waldren 😂😂😂
I love how he never lets the alligator sneak up behind him and always turns around to face it, smart man
I noticed that he never really splashed the water to much that probably would have set the alligator off..
He didn't touch on that but I thought to myself "I wouldn't take my eyes off of him not even for a second."🧐
Whatever, that alligator loves you. He would only eat you if you were dead, that's a friend!
I was laughing out loud for 30 minutes, after your important but funny explanation.... GRACIAS
THANKS
The fact that Chris is respecting Casper's space while allowing Casper to make Chris pay attention to him at the same time is admirable. It's important to respect wild animals.
It reminds me of the owner of a wild animal rescue who spent tons of times with the wolves. He stopped visiting them after he broke his leg because he knew a sign of weakness would make them attack him.
Love how he kept talking and casper kept swiming around the pool😂
This guy gets it. Wish he would talk to some of those shark people who think their sharks love them and would never hurt them.
Respectful, realistic, sensible. A rare breed of human has been found.
And you are not one of those.
@@guts9160 ??
Yep, euro/white. Increasingly rare, on a trajectory for extinction.
@@gmoneywisconsin yeah who knows what they mean
No such thing. All humans are equally regenerate. And animals, frankly, are here under our feet.
„that’s just a casual lion“ says Chris in the water with an alligator 😆
Gotta love Casper 💚🐊
Florida men are built different
That lion would kill him and that Gator to
@@conEso916 matters how big the gator is and the terrain. If the gator is 15 feet long could probably take out a lion on land. In the water its an EZ kill for the gator. Like he said in the video "People always like to believe what they want and accept that as the truth."
@@bossturner9540 dunno about the lion but it can go both ways with the other big cats like the jaguar and tiger.
"I love him, He doesn't love me" my love life in a quote hahah XD
Whether or not he loves you doesn’t matter. You are correct in your approach and it’s clear that you have respect for who you’re hanging out with, so cheers! This is a very good video and you really illustrated some very good points about how many people think in extremes and also how any animal on this planet will behave like other animals if it’s kind, no matter how badly we wish they’d act like Fido or not.
One thing that I have learned about animals (excluding dogs, cats and humans) from raising snakes and turtles is that they do not identify with anything on the same level that we do because they are driven by much different instincts, and if one tries to exert control over them in a bid to handle them on *our* terms, it will become readily apparent that it’s actually the other way around.
“He knows his name, and he comes when he’s called”. Something about that is hilarious 😂
i think people end up picturing the croc running and leaping towards his owner, and then jumping up and down around him while waging his tail 🙂
@@webgpu he's a gator not a croc
@@natalieengleman2753 easy mistake a lot of people make
@@michaelhawkins7389 yeah I know, don't mind me, I tend to be a bit of a perfectionist
@@natalieengleman2753 lol
Casper- holds his arm “I would never..” 🤣
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Ikr, like exactly in the moment where he said he would eat him if he was unconscious or something, he went straight to hold his arm lmao
Casper: "Nah you're chill."
@@jaysonortiz268 emoji cancer
Emoji cancer