Mátyás Kassay you may be thinking of saltwater crocodiles? freshwater crocodiles are small and won't attack humans. the burglar would just be startled.
Mátyás Kassay you're right, bcoz it's not like the burglar would know the difference between a saltwater and freshwater. he'd just see two crocodiles and run out of the house terrified.
Flain Fan actually smart ass if you knew some sciences you would now crocodile and alligator are in the same group with dinosaur so the person in the comments is right this is the closest u would see to a dinosaur For starters, dinosaurs and crocodiles are both reptiles.
Flain Fan we take a closer look at the crocodile's family tree, some surprising animals are hanging out on the various branches. Crocodiles are members of the Reptilia taxonomic class with other creepy crawlers, including snakes and lizards. And according to paleontologists, birds are also lumped in that category. In fact, crocodiles are more closely related to birds than they are to snakes and lizards
XxX_FATLOSER21_XxX I get the joke, but these little guys probably couldn’t even take off a toe. I don’t know how you could accidentally step on a crocodile tho
@ItzHydra This thing is too small to do anything serious. Death roll included. It would never rip off a leg, and it lacks the means to even if it wanted to.
+thischannel Dude, are you a troll? Gators and crocs can move fast when they want to, and they would deliberately tear the living fuck out of you. Do your research.
Why are so many people making a big deal out of this. Yes. Crocs are dangerous. But I can tell by these crocs and their body movements that they are used to people
Wow, stupid human. These Crocs aren't "Used to people" they're just like all Crocs, unafraid of people. These creatures are dinosaurs, they don't possess a mammalian brain and are incapable of having Emotion, something very important for domesticated animals. A crocodile is perhaps the Worst pet you could have in your house, or anywhere besides in the wild. It's a problem because stupid people like you assume you know the creature by it's "Body movements" like an absolute moron, these animals will crunch your body in half when it displays danger, and by then you can guess it's too fucking late. Stay away from animals you morons, you don't know the first thing about them when you're living in Lala-Land.
Hi Vicky, thanks for your response you're a very nice lady those crocs are very lucky to have you. I like your videos and am so happy I found you. Stay safe and stay blessed love you & your beautiful crocs! 🐊
Hi Jamila Hadade, Thanks for your above compliments......I appreciate it very much and am glad you like my videos. And I hope you stay safe and stay blessed too, Love Vicki :)
Vicki Lowing Vicki you're the best! If I'm ever in Austrailia I'd love to meet you & Jilly too. You keep up the good work the world needs more people like you that help preserver & inform nature, God bless 🙏❤️💚💞💕💝💙💛💖💓😻🐊
Thanks again heaps for the compliments.......it's really nice to read such positive comments like yours, after all the negative comments I tend to receive. And if you do ever come to Australia, you're most welcome to come and meet Jilly & I. God Bless xoxoxox
its a freshwater crocodile, its rarely dangerous and threatening. Its snout is too small to eat humans. Unless its a saltwater or a nile crocodile then you got nothing to worry abt
The amount of people in here who don't know what their talking about is rather irritating. These aren't the type of croc that'll be tearing off a limb with a death roll. At most, you'll just be left with a nasty bite mark. Seriously, you don't have to be a herpetologist to know this stuff. Anyways. Your Crocodiles are beautiful. They look so content within your home, and they seem so healthy. Hope their doing quite well to this day.
Thank you very much for your supportive comment and for complimenting me on my Crocs too.......I really appreciative such positive comments as yours. And you're quite correct in what you said about my freshwater crocs too.....not been dangerous.....but can give you a nasty nip ! And I believe they are content free roaming in my house......better than been locked up in a cage anyway. They were bred and raised here in captivity, so don't know any better and wouldn't survive in the wild either. They're both doing well, thanks and about to become parents......Johnie (the female) is heavily gravid or pregnant and should be laying eggs any day now. I will have to artificially incubate them, so fingers crossed, the eggs will hatch successfully :)
Matthew McCauley.....if you check out my video titled Pet Crocodiles - Crocodile Love, on my channel, you'll see some pics of Johnie's babies who were hatched in 2016 :)
To answer your questions Emily Brown, Yes, I do handle the crocs & Yes, they can also become aggressive (defensive) at times, but always have a justifiable reason which triggers the aggression, eg.if I get too close to their pond of water, which is their territory.
I'm surprised that they can coexist with the cat, to be honest most cats I've been around would try to bully the crocs until one of them finally gets a hold of it.
@@TheCroclady I have a question, do crocs have a social hierarchy and see you as alpha or just as a foodgiver? And why would they get territorial if you're the one who gives food to them?
@@daemonzap1481 To answer your question, from my observations over many years, I believe crocs do have a social hierarchy. In my home, it appears Johnie (the older & larger dominant female croc) sees me as the alpha alongside herself. She dominates the smaller male croc, the cats & even my son ! But doesn’t have any issues with me. The smaller male croc, however, does try to dominate me & I have to be be wary around him. However, my son dominates Fovian (the younger & smaller male croc). So in the social order, there’s Johnie & myself as the alphas, then my son & Fovian. My female saltwater croc also appeared to be the alpha alongside me & was more dominant towards my son & anyone else. Female crocs appear to bond with female humans & male crocs with male humans
At 3;30 Where did to pinch that bread create from. I work for tip top bread and we want that create back or we will make hand bags out of the crocs. DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
Thats what they all say. We are short of them. We would like it returned. Just take it back to the shop you stole it from and there will be no questions asked. Now have a good day
Also at 1;30 i couldn't help seeing more stolen creates near the bath tub.. Are you going to tell me a friend gave you them as well? I suggest you find new Friends. We would like those creates back as well. Thank you.. Now have a nice day
I know Vicki personally and she did not steal those 3 creates. One of her kids found them outside a shop. I only wish Vicki gives up smoking as the crocs are inhaling smoke all the time
Why are the turtles not scared of the crocs? When a turtle sees me standing next to him in my yard by the lake he hides in his shell. Why do these turtles not hide in their shell when Croc comes close?? Croc is scarier than I am
Theres also a video of a huge crocodile trying to eat a big turtle. It just can't 😂 the croc can't swallow it whole and chews on its shell until it gives up
@@TheRealXXDarknezz if the get big enough they can. The American alligator is known for crushing a turtle in their shell. Freshwater crocodiles get to about the same size.
We have a golden retriever that likes to hunt along with 3 rabbits, they all have a mutual bond of trust. Once our golden retriever even caught a wild baby rabbit, but it survived, we adopted it, and then our golden retriever and that rabbit got along fine.
Alonvia An intelligent dog breed that has been domesticated for centuries =/= a wild reptile with aggressive instincts and will eat anything it can hunt. That cat is not in an ideal situation.
ayla is right, I've had caymans and crocs...and cats. to be completely honest I was more worried for the crocs, one of the cats can be a bit of a bully, but it turned out fine
The Freshies really are beautiful. Many thousands a year swimming in the Katherine Gorge have no idea they are swimming with hundreds of these little guys.
haha omg just hops in the tub.one of the fiersest Predators in the world is just cruzing around your House.And Sid i see a cat.Has he Ever tried eating the cat.or then cat stay far away from him.Hes beatiful the markings and his color
No, they won't eat the cats & the older croc has learned to live with the cats. The younger croc, however, tends to chase the cats....but he's a male & territorial & protective of the female croc.
Linniepinne01 well I've studied them, raised them, kept them for years, and while this ladies methods aren't particularly normal, she's in no danger of being eaten, and I assure you these animals do not attack without warning, only someone who hasn't studied them would make such an ill advised claim.
Actually I find Freshies to be way more defensive & snappy than the Salties I've had ! However, these 2 Freshies have adapted well to their surroundings in my home & are basically okay to get along with......thanks for your comment :)
Hello my name is Adam. I saw you on an episode of "Fatal Attractions" . I just have some questions: 1. Did you decide that you should be on this show? 2. Did you later think this show you were on further give crocs the reputations of man eaters? 3. What got you started with crocs?
+Adam Whitehead Hi Adam, No, I agreed to be filmed for this show, when asked by a producer from Animal Planet. I was hoping my story would show people there's another side to Crocodiles......their intelligence & when well fed, they can be quite docile. However, my Crocs are also raised in an artificial, domestic environment........but I do believe Crocs are not instinctive killers & only kill for food & for territorial reasons. I've had a fascination in Crocs since childhood, & have kept them as pets, studying & observing them & their behaviours (as well as loving & caring for them) since 1979. They are an amazing animal !!
+Vicki Lowing how can she afford pay tv when she feeds these girls lol? You know what, the pay tv subscribers miss out. The real show is your life! Good for you my dear!
Fresh water croc fact: The reason their snouts are more narrow than others is so they can catch fresh water fish more efficiently. Plus, when they snap their jaws when biting, the snap of their jaws are quite loud. But thats from seeing Australian fresh water crocs, but still, you DON'T want to get bit by these guys!
M. Oracle lol. don't worry. Johnson's crocodiles only eat fish, reptiles and small mammals (like possums, bats and rodents) And at this size definitely not a cat.
It's cool how you have them as pets but you definately need to give them a bigger pool to swim in or a pond built in your backyard. They were not created to live in the inside or to swim in tiny pools or bathtubs just saying.
Their is a clear difference between animals like the Saltwater crocodile and the American Alligator that are dangerous animals and a harmless Freshwater crocodile in somebodies house. "Associating humans with food" is more of a problem with dangerous crocodilians, and it certainly wouldn't be a problem if the crocodilian is a pet as long as the owner knows how to properly handle them.
She didn't choose to have them, the oldest one was left at her doorstep. So she just took it in so it won't be killed, she's smart and knows that having them is wrong. So she sacrificed her life and her home and space to give them there best life. Ignorant people man..
Their feet are not meant to walk on a concrete floor, you're damaging the poor reptiles. Maybe you should free them to the wild. I'm just saying that one cannot provide the same environment for them as the wild...
Sarmad Shahid did you just say that their feet are not meant to walk on concrete floor I hope you are not serious they have rough ass feet it's better than being in the wild getting a chunk taken out of them over💀I'm pretty sure they would rather walk on concrete
that really only applies to extremely large Crocodiles...like the ones who can't get out of the water because they would be crushed by their own weight.
Here's a story on how this is so friendly. DISCLAIMER this may not be true. There once was a lady named Vicki she often liked swimming down a river one day she decided to rest on a log but it was a crocodile she then decided to start swimming down stream to try and get away when she was getting chased a baby fell out from behind the mother and fell downstream with her she then decided to take it with her when she got home she put in her bathtub then ran to the grocery store bought some chicken came back and fed it for the next 13 years then that's how the crocodile got tamed. and if you read this far i love u also make sure to check out my friends RUclips channel @Poxi.
Yes Troy, they do walk funny.....it's called the "high walk".......and shows you how prehistoric crocodiles are. And yes, you're right, they also have fairly slender snouts and are mainly fish eaters.......they're called Australian Freshwater Crocodiles !
Hi Vicky, I'm a new subscriber and have already made it a point of watching all of them. Can you make some new videos walking on the street with them and share? I would love to see their behavior when they see strange people but of course within safety measures. I'd love to see them all dressed up I've always loved the crocs but, I'm on New York so I would never get one. If I had the space I'd think about it. Meanwhile you can enjoy all the fun with them for me. Greetings from New York City may the good Lord keep you blessed and your crocs. Happy new year. 🙏❤️💗💓💛💖💞💕💜💙💚💝
Hi Jamila, thank you for your comment/message and thanks for subscribing too. I appreciate it and I hope you enjoy watching my croc videos ! I would love to fulfill your request to make a video of me taking my crocs for a walk on the street etc., however, I am restricted by the wildlife regulations which don't allow me, to take the crocs out in public excepting when I am performing wildlife demonstrations. But I will endeavor to make a couple of new videos to post on here, hopefully in the very near future. And yes, I will continue to enjoy my crocs for you too :) Thank you for your greetings from New York City and here's sending Greetings from Australia and may the Lord bless you too, mate ! Happy New Year for 2018 !! :) :) :)
Thank you for your comment Lezo. I've had these 2 Crocs for a long time......the oldest one (22 yrs old) was given to me anonymously and the younger one (11 yrs old) was given to me when he was 2 yrs old and the owner could no longer care for him. Mine are definitely not for sale & nor do they make good pets unless you have a lot of time to dedicate and commit yourself to caring for them......for all your life. They are also specialist animals to care for, not to mention very costly too :)
Thank you for your comment.....I reckon they're pretty awesome too. As for having them as pets, they're not easy to keep and are specialist animals to care for......and very costly as well :)
The younger male is still learning to share my home with me......he is a male and thinks he is boss......but then he is a crocodile......lol......However, the older female (who is nearly 23 years old now) is more like a pet than the male. I've had her since a hatchling and when she was about 5 years old she became very sick, due to our water supply being contaminated with toxic blue green algae, at the time.......but took me 3 to 4 years to discover the cause. Anyway, Johnie (the female croc) was my only croc for 13 years and she began to bond with me when she got really sick......in other words she came to me for help.....she was unbelievably well behaved when I took her to the local vet for blood tests etc......never once tried to bite......I believe she knew I was trying to help her. She'd follow me around the house, sleep with me at night on my bed etc etc.......and still does occasionally :)
hahaha I understand , I have got a dog who thinks he is the leader of the pack.. He is so bossy but very cute.. In this video I saw first time that you can pet crocodiles..It always wonders me how they are able to connect with us all of animal kind.. People also have pet bears can you believe that.. how sweet it is that she came for you to help ... sending loads of love !! and wishes of good health for them!!
Thank you for your reply, Aashay.....and yes, there are a few of us out there in the world who have exotic animals as pets ! I believe you can connect with any animal if you treat the animal with love and kindness, proper care and respect, and an understanding of the behaviour of the animal in the wild. My Crocs were raised from hatchlings in captivity and I simply treat them as if they were a domestic pet, instead of locking them up in a cage as just an exhibit. Unfortunately, my crocs (like any exotic animal raised in captivity) would never survive if released in the wild, so i try to give them the best home I can in captivity. Crocs are also very intelligent animals ! Anyway, thank you for your loads of love and wishes of good health for my crocs......it is very much appreciated. And likewise, sending you loads of love and best wishes from the Crocs and I :)
Yes chango babalu, you're welcome to come and visit anytime. I'm in Melbourne, so next time you're down, give me a all. Perhaps friend me on facebook for contact details :)
serious question about your setups as I wanna keep my boy as a adult not have to give him up. obviously there not walking free indoors 24/7 so what is there home tank/pond setup? sorry for bugging you about a old video I'm just a monster aquarium/reptile keeper :-)
nathan hawkey G'Day Nathan, I have a 6 ft diameter poly tank in my lounge room with heated & filtered water. The room itself is also heated to 27 to 30 degrees Celsius. My Salty has outgrown her fibreglass pool which is 8 ft long & 5 ft width & approx 3 ft depth & is being moved into her new enclosure with a larger concrete pool built for her. Consequently, my 2 Freshys will be moved into the fibreglass pool. My lounge room also contains my pythons in their enclosures too. Crocs can climb very well so they just climb up the steps (I have provided made out of milk crates & rocks) & into the pool without a problem. It's a pretty shitty set up but it works. The poly tank is made out of poly ethylene (used to store food/water for human consumption) & therefore non toxic to the crocs. Hope that helps you a bit & no probs helping out a fellow croc lover :)
No Jayden, the crocs won't try and kill my cats......these Freshwater crocs don't grow all that big and only eat quite small prey such as fish, insects, small birds and mammals like mice. So, my cats are very safe !!
Man oh man! I love this video yet again who would have 2 pet alligators I think that is so crazy but it’s awesome to see people actually caring for these wild reptiles. Have fun but be careful👍🏻😬
Thank you christian crawford, for your nice comment......I appreciate it heaps, especially after reading the negative ones. I'll just say they're not alligators, but Australian Freshwater crocodiles :)
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LOL imagine if someone breaks into the house when you arent home and finds himself face to face of two crocodiles!
Home security crocodiles: the movie
i hope someone breaks into the brains them... freaks are freak.. theyr not a normal people
Mátyás Kassay you may be thinking of saltwater crocodiles? freshwater crocodiles are small and won't attack humans. the burglar would just be startled.
But he would be pretty scared! By the way the nile crocodile attacks humans sometimes.
Mátyás Kassay you're right, bcoz it's not like the burglar would know the difference between a saltwater and freshwater. he'd just see two crocodiles and run out of the house terrified.
I ain't gone lie they walk so cute.
Thank you for your comment & yes, they're amazing to watch when walking around :)
They walk like my Iguana
They can run faster then you
You know those are dangerous right? A croc can grow larger than a room.
Thank you for not lying, Beatrice.
I like how they are traveling somewhere, as if they had some sort of business to attend to in another room.
Yeah, they like to check out everything in my home and will notice if there's been any change, such as, furniture moved around or a new object etc
Awww, they get so excited to be in the water
Do you ever put little hats on them?
xD
Mike H 😂😂
Mike H crazy lady
Mike H give him a green tophat
😂
your house Is a zoo...............I like it
Thank you !
Here i am afraid of dogs and you have dinosaurs roaming in your living room
jeez, rude
Actually crocodiles aren’t related to dinosaurs. If you wanna see a descendant of dinosaurs then go birdwatching.
Flain Fan actually smart ass if you knew some sciences you would now crocodile and alligator are in the same group with dinosaur so the person in the comments is right this is the closest u would see to a dinosaur For starters, dinosaurs and crocodiles are both reptiles.
Flain Fan Yet, we also know that birds and crocodiles are the only extant species that share a common ancestor with dinosaurs.
Flain Fan we take a closer look at the crocodile's family tree, some surprising animals are hanging out on the various branches. Crocodiles are members of the Reptilia taxonomic class with other creepy crawlers, including snakes and lizards. And according to paleontologists, birds are also lumped in that category. In fact, crocodiles are more closely related to birds than they are to snakes and lizards
INTERIOR CROCODILE ALLIGATOR, I DRIVE A CHEVROLET MOVIE THEATER
Verdictant I LOVE YOU FOR THIS
Ж Balrog Ж oh shit waddup balrog
They literally are interior crocodiles
What?
Usually if you accidently step on your dog or cat you feel bad for the rest of the day. I feel like in this case you would feel bad and lose a leg.
XxX_FATLOSER21_XxX I get the joke, but these little guys probably couldn’t even take off a toe. I don’t know how you could accidentally step on a crocodile tho
@ItzHydra Look at the size of it's body. Then it's mouth. No legs can or will be taken.
@ItzHydra This thing is too small to do anything serious. Death roll included. It would never rip off a leg, and it lacks the means to even if it wanted to.
*just because its a crocodile means that it can kill a man from every situation*
I would never rob your house
thischannel actually, these animals are pretty fast when they want to be
Slow? Ever saw a really hungry or really angry croc move?
+thischannel Dude, are you a troll? Gators and crocs can move fast when they want to, and they would deliberately tear the living fuck out of you. Do your research.
three comments that tell the same thing in completely different things
thischannel typical ignorance dumbass
Alligators and crocodiles van gallop at up to 20mph
the small the faster
Why are so many people making a big deal out of this. Yes. Crocs are dangerous. But I can tell by these crocs and their body movements that they are used to people
Thank You for your positive comment !
Famine The Bunny why get you some cro in your house
Famine The Bunny wow you must be a croc whisperer
how can you tell
Wow, stupid human.
These Crocs aren't "Used to people" they're just like all Crocs, unafraid of people.
These creatures are dinosaurs, they don't possess a mammalian brain and are incapable of having Emotion, something very important for domesticated animals.
A crocodile is perhaps the Worst pet you could have in your house, or anywhere besides in the wild.
It's a problem because stupid people like you assume you know the creature by it's "Body movements" like an absolute moron, these animals will crunch your body in half when it displays danger, and by then you can guess it's too fucking late.
Stay away from animals you morons, you don't know the first thing about them when you're living in Lala-Land.
would love to see the face of the pizza delivery guy when she opens the odor while they are standing next to her 😮🏃
Free pizza. Catch the box. I'm out of here.
Kester Lowers odor?😂
guy she lol
2:20 the cat is like " what the fuck is wrong with you ppl?"
I am rolling on the floor laughing..
That croc is intelligent, she moved a box so that she could get in the tub
Crocs are very intelligent !!
does your mother in law ever come to visit?
Mark BestBuddy You should first ask if any man even married her 😂😅😛😜
Mark BestBuddy not any more !
What mother in law.
Pretty sure she got them to keep her out
@@swill1020 r/whoosh
Hi Vicky, thanks for your response you're a very nice lady those crocs are very lucky to have you. I like your videos and am so happy I found you. Stay safe and stay blessed love you & your beautiful crocs! 🐊
Hi Jamila Hadade, Thanks for your above compliments......I appreciate it very much and am glad you like my videos. And I hope you stay safe and stay blessed too, Love Vicki :)
Vicki Lowing Vicki you're the best! If I'm ever in Austrailia I'd love to meet you & Jilly too. You keep up the good work the world needs more people like you that help preserver & inform nature, God bless 🙏❤️💚💞💕💝💙💛💖💓😻🐊
Thanks again heaps for the compliments.......it's really nice to read such positive comments like yours, after all the negative comments I tend to receive. And if you do ever come to Australia, you're most welcome to come and meet Jilly & I. God Bless xoxoxox
the turtles just like oh hey
its a freshwater crocodile, its rarely dangerous and threatening. Its snout is too small to eat humans. Unless its a saltwater or a nile crocodile then you got nothing to worry abt
Thank you Oscar Tamio, for your comment, and nice to read a sensible one for a change too :)
The amount of people in here who don't know what their talking about is rather irritating. These aren't the type of croc that'll be tearing off a limb with a death roll. At most, you'll just be left with a nasty bite mark. Seriously, you don't have to be a herpetologist to know this stuff.
Anyways.
Your Crocodiles are beautiful. They look so content within your home, and they seem so healthy. Hope their doing quite well to this day.
Thank you very much for your supportive comment and for complimenting me on my Crocs too.......I really appreciative such positive comments as yours. And you're quite correct in what you said about my freshwater crocs too.....not been dangerous.....but can give you a nasty nip !
And I believe they are content free roaming in my house......better than been locked up in a cage anyway. They were bred and raised here in captivity, so don't know any better and wouldn't survive in the wild either.
They're both doing well, thanks and about to become parents......Johnie (the female) is heavily gravid or pregnant and should be laying eggs any day now. I will have to artificially incubate them, so fingers crossed, the eggs will hatch successfully :)
Yes Matthew McCauley, with a bit of luck and all going well, I'll have some more baby crocs by the end of the year :)
If I incubate and hatch them successfully, i'll post a video on here of the new babies :)
Matthew McCauley.....if you check out my video titled Pet Crocodiles - Crocodile Love, on my channel, you'll see some pics of Johnie's babies who were hatched in 2016 :)
You're welcome mate !
3:46 I'd thought I would never say something like this about crocodiles but these little crocs are cute together! :3
Thanks for your comment JosiahXsims819.......Yeah.....they are cute together......and their babies are even cuter :)
Looks like this owner is no longer free to roam her own house.
She better not run out of food for these two😂
That's wonderful! All animals are amazing! Enjoy your special friends.
Thank you !
Do you ever actually pet them? Do they ever get aggressive?
To answer your questions Emily Brown, Yes, I do handle the crocs & Yes, they can also become aggressive (defensive) at times, but always have a justifiable reason which triggers the aggression, eg.if I get too close to their pond of water, which is their territory.
westplus1 No it just means that the crocs know what’s theirs and will protect it.
I'm surprised that they can coexist with the cat, to be honest most cats I've been around would try to bully the crocs until one of them finally gets a hold of it.
@@TheCroclady I have a question, do crocs have a social hierarchy and see you as alpha or just as a foodgiver? And why would they get territorial if you're the one who gives food to them?
@@daemonzap1481 To answer your question, from my observations over many years, I believe crocs do have a social hierarchy. In my home, it appears Johnie (the older & larger dominant female croc) sees me as the alpha alongside herself. She dominates the smaller male croc, the cats & even my son ! But doesn’t have any issues with me. The smaller male croc, however, does try to dominate me & I have to be be wary around him. However, my son dominates Fovian (the younger & smaller male croc). So in the social order, there’s Johnie & myself as the alphas, then my son & Fovian.
My female saltwater croc also appeared to be the alpha alongside me & was more dominant towards my son & anyone else. Female crocs appear to bond with female humans & male crocs with male humans
They obviously know their way around the home, and are very intelligent. Nice!
Yes, they certainly do know their way around my home, and are way more intelligent than humans believe too. Thanks for your nice comment :)
Is that Louis Vuitton crawling on the floor? lol jk
No it’s Michael moore
No its Mark Zuckerberg
A pretty pair ! And they look well cared for - kudos !
Thank you for your positive comment......I really appreciate it very much :)
At 3;30 Where did to pinch that bread create from. I work for tip top bread and we want that create back or we will make hand bags out of the crocs.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
LOL......took me a bit to understand what you meant......I didn't pinch it......it was given to me years ago...... :)
Thats what they all say. We are short of them. We would like it returned. Just take it back to the shop you stole it from and there will be no questions asked.
Now have a good day
Also at 1;30 i couldn't help seeing more stolen creates near the bath tub.. Are you going to tell me a friend gave you them as well?
I suggest you find new Friends.
We would like those creates back as well.
Thank you.. Now have a nice day
DaN ThE MaN
I will talk to Vicki and get her to return the 3 creates to their rightful owners
And you have a good day too, DaN ThE MaN :)
I know Vicki personally and she did not steal those 3 creates.
One of her kids found them outside a shop.
I only wish Vicki gives up smoking as the crocs are inhaling smoke all the time
Who are you ? Coz I don't think you know me very well, if at all......
Vic. Please give up smoking. You drink too much and you are very overweight. Your ass is huge. Anyway, i do care about your health
WATCHING THIS CHANNEL IS AS CLOSE AS I WANT TO GET!!!
Joe Borovina Im not religious but amen
I wanna have one
0:34 Hes like, Outta my way losers, i'm coming lol
*As a unprofessional animal biologist I can negatively say that’s a Dog...*
the cat is like the fuck i ain't moving of this table
Why are the turtles not scared of the crocs? When a turtle sees me standing next to him in my yard by the lake he hides in his shell. Why do these turtles not hide in their shell when Croc comes close?? Croc is scarier than I am
thearmin Height makes you seem taller. Crocs are more down to earth ig
Freshwater crocs feed on insects and small fish in the wild.
The turtles dont feel threatened because they’ve probably been living with the crocs for a while and their shell protects them
Theres also a video of a huge crocodile trying to eat a big turtle. It just can't 😂 the croc can't swallow it whole and chews on its shell until it gives up
@@TheRealXXDarknezz if the get big enough they can. The American alligator is known for crushing a turtle in their shell. Freshwater crocodiles get to about the same size.
What an adorable pair of arm removers.
They are adorable af.
Thank you !
Aren't 20 year old crocodiles supposed to be ginormous? Or will they grow more? ..or is this a certain breed that keeps them small size?
I think it is so wrong that u have a cat living in the house with two alligators walking around !!!
We have a golden retriever that likes to hunt along with 3 rabbits, they all have a mutual bond of trust. Once our golden retriever even caught a wild baby rabbit, but it survived, we adopted it, and then our golden retriever and that rabbit got along fine.
Alonvia An intelligent dog breed that has been domesticated for centuries =/= a wild reptile with aggressive instincts and will eat anything it can hunt. That cat is not in an ideal situation.
Alligator?
Kalena Natalee ..... their crocodiles... and youre not giving reptiles much credit XD they are rather loving creatures once bonds are made.
ayla is right, I've had caymans and crocs...and cats. to be completely honest I was more worried for the crocs, one of the cats can be a bit of a bully, but it turned out fine
Beautiful little blokes.
They don't eat the turtles?
No, they don't eat the turtles. !!
Vicki Lowing it's not their first choice of food, but yes they do, I've seen it in person, bit thru the shell like slicing butter.
She's saying *her* crocodiles have never eaten the turtles. Obviously wild ones would, but hers don't.
That was a response to Black Widow's comment.
***** I get it, but I wouldn't ever risk it...I love turtles!
Freshies are like small handraised gators. Both are pretty chill.
IF you can actually 'handle/pet' them, can we see that happening in a clip? Thanks.
Check out my Channel & you'll see some videos of me handling them :)
Helen Ray ˙ ͜ʟ˙
Helen Ray "entertaining"
ruclips.net/video/faYCQ5i0xPU/видео.html
This is "handling" them?
+Alexia Mobley
Umm, that's a saltwater crocodile with a different name. Completely different croc.
You would almost think that these were large lizards when they are walking. It would be pretty cool to have freshwater crocodiles as pets
Beautiful thanks for sharing!! ☺💕👍
Thank you for your nice comment !
The Freshies really are beautiful. Many thousands a year swimming in the Katherine Gorge have no idea they are swimming with hundreds of these little guys.
haha omg just hops in the tub.one of the fiersest Predators in the world is just cruzing around your House.And Sid i see a cat.Has he Ever tried eating the cat.or then cat stay far away from him.Hes beatiful the markings and his color
No, they won't eat the cats & the older croc has learned to live with the cats. The younger croc, however, tends to chase the cats....but he's a male & territorial & protective of the female croc.
Haha they can't catch the cats..cats are too smart and quick!
+john harris -seconds later- Where is the cat? v:
Linnipinne01 salty
Linniepinne01 well I've studied them, raised them, kept them for years, and while this ladies methods aren't particularly normal, she's in no danger of being eaten, and I assure you these animals do not attack without warning, only someone who hasn't studied them would make such an ill advised claim.
I heard that Freshies can be a lot more docile than other sub-species. They certainly look happy to do their own thing here :)
Actually I find Freshies to be way more defensive & snappy than the Salties I've had ! However, these 2 Freshies have adapted well to their surroundings in my home & are basically okay to get along with......thanks for your comment :)
Hello my name is Adam. I saw you on an episode of "Fatal Attractions" . I just have some questions:
1. Did you decide that you should be on this show?
2. Did you later think this show you were on further give crocs the reputations of man eaters?
3. What got you started with crocs?
+Adam Whitehead
Hi Adam,
No, I agreed to be filmed for this show, when asked by a producer from Animal Planet.
I was hoping my story would show people there's another side to Crocodiles......their intelligence & when well fed, they can be quite docile. However, my Crocs are also raised in an artificial, domestic environment........but I do believe Crocs are not instinctive killers & only kill for food & for territorial reasons.
I've had a fascination in Crocs since childhood, & have kept them as pets, studying & observing them & their behaviours (as well as loving & caring for them) since 1979. They are an amazing animal !!
+Vicki Lowing great response! One day I plan on getting a dwarf caiman.
Also, what did you think of animal planet back then compared to today?
Thank you !
To be honest, I don't get to watch Animal Planet as I don't get the channel it's on......can't afford pay tv
+Vicki Lowing how can she afford pay tv when she feeds these girls lol? You know what, the pay tv subscribers miss out. The real show is your life! Good for you my dear!
Thank you Ricky Bachman !
Fresh water croc fact: The reason their snouts are more narrow than others is so they can catch fresh water fish more efficiently. Plus, when they snap their jaws when biting, the snap of their jaws are quite loud. But thats from seeing Australian fresh water crocs, but still, you DON'T want to get bit by these guys!
Thanks for your comment Gaussman1......and well stated too !
Amazing @Vicki!
Thank you :)
LOL imagine you woke up with the two freshwater crocs staring at you xD
I have woken up with Johnie (the older croc) on top of me & staring at me, aye...... !!
You can swim in rivers with these, they won’t bother you, not like their giant estuarine relatives.
2:22 Kitty cat want no part of the shenanigans lol
Girl your crazy lol but they are beautiful
Thank you for your nice comment !
Those are the cutest doggos I ever seen
i feel bad for the person who tries to rob the house
At the start they’re like:*”Walking Around Time!”*
Beautiful creatures, are they American crocodiles?
No, they're not American crocs....they are Australian crocs
You are deranged they are NOT beautiful
tommy t they are beautiful
snaker gaming you fucking mad max mate
snaker gaming there jaws plus teeth are fucking ugly lmfao NOT beautiful
It's interesting how intelligent they are...to know their way around the house and into the bathtub.
Yes, crocs are very intelligent which i learned many years ago just from observing my crocs and their behaviour in my home !
Ummmmmm.... I’ll stick to my poodles.
Crocodile walks around like he runs shit at the house 😄
This is so fucked up.
I found my alter family!
We have/had all sorts of exotic(scaly, venomous, giant) angimal babies.
That cat will get eaten sooner or later.
M. Oracle lol. don't worry. Johnson's crocodiles only eat fish, reptiles and small mammals (like possums, bats and rodents) And at this size definitely not a cat.
All Things Wildlife *Opossum. Also opossums are about the size of a cat...
coolio diablo Actually Possum is right Opossum is for American Possums
hey coolio, please don't try correcting people when you don't even know the difference between a Possum and a Opossum :)
You mean, sooner than later
Great video of crocodiles in water.
It's cool how you have them as pets but you definately need to give them a bigger pool to swim in or a pond built in your backyard. They were not created to live in the inside or to swim in tiny pools or bathtubs just saying.
Yes, you are correct in what you say & I do have a much bigger pool for my crocs !
I don't know how crazy I am, but every animal I see as a pet on RUclips, I instantly want one.
These animals shouldn't be as pet or in the home. She's feeding them is a bad idea. They will associate human and food.
Their is a clear difference between animals like the Saltwater crocodile and the American Alligator that are dangerous animals and a harmless Freshwater crocodile in somebodies house. "Associating humans with food" is more of a problem with dangerous crocodilians, and it certainly wouldn't be a problem if the crocodilian is a pet as long as the owner knows how to properly handle them.
The way they walk with their legs under their bodies as opposed to sprawled out(such as when they’re sitting) is EXACTLY like a dinosaur.
I know......even after 28 years of keeping crocs I'm still fascinated in watching them walk :)
one day that will be my household 😊😍😍
“My lord, is that legal?”
@@jedivenomsnake9487 In England just need a DWA certificate and away u go 😊
Ok. And remember that quote from Star Wars the phantom menace? Lol
Johnie and Fovian are both beautiful to look at
Thank you for your lovely comment !
They should be in the wild. Are you a nut that fell off the tree.. 😲
They are born in captivity they will not survive in the wild
She didn't choose to have them, the oldest one was left at her doorstep. So she just took it in so it won't be killed, she's smart and knows that having them is wrong. So she sacrificed her life and her home and space to give them there best life. Ignorant people man..
These crocodiles act like they are in crocodile HEAVEN!
LOL......I do try & give them the best care I can (in a domestic situation) as they wouldn't survive in the wild :)
Their feet are not meant to walk on a concrete floor, you're damaging the poor reptiles. Maybe you should free them to the wild. I'm just saying that one cannot provide the same environment for them as the wild...
Sarmad Shahid did you just say that their feet are not meant to walk on concrete floor I hope you are not serious they have rough ass feet it's better than being in the wild getting a chunk taken out of them over💀I'm pretty sure they would rather walk on concrete
that really only applies to extremely large Crocodiles...like the ones who can't get out of the water because they would be crushed by their own weight.
And I’m pretty sure out in the wild they would still be walking hard ground to go from one water hole to another
If they've been in captivity for so long they won't be able to survive in the wild.
Well these won’t but I’m talking about all crocs
Ha! You definitely get the award for coolest pets!! 😎
Well, Thank You very much !! :)
They r not pets more like intruders dam imposters. Pets my footh den why you no play with them
so nice of you to feed them
They look so cool when they walk around.
Thank you......they almost look like dinosaurs.....they're amazing to watch !!
They're both so cute.
Nice to see alligators in their native environment
Here's a story on how this is so friendly. DISCLAIMER this may not be true.
There once was a lady named Vicki she often liked swimming down a river one day she decided to rest on a log but it was a crocodile she then decided to start swimming down stream to try and get away when she was getting chased a baby fell out from behind the mother and fell downstream with her she then decided to take it with her when she got home she put in her bathtub then ran to the grocery store bought some chicken came back and fed it for the next 13 years then that's how the crocodile got tamed. and if you read this far i love u also make sure to check out my friends RUclips channel @Poxi.
would probably be a good investment to get a backyard pond for your crocs
That walk funny and tall lol in a cute way and weird way
Also these are the ones that fish and things right they have slime noses
Yes Troy, they do walk funny.....it's called the "high walk".......and shows you how prehistoric crocodiles are. And yes, you're right, they also have fairly slender snouts and are mainly fish eaters.......they're called Australian Freshwater Crocodiles !
Hi Vicky, I'm a new subscriber and have already made it a point of watching all of them. Can you make some new videos walking on the street with them and share? I would love to see their behavior when they see strange people but of course within safety measures. I'd love to see them all dressed up I've always loved the crocs but, I'm on New York so I would never get one. If I had the space I'd think about it. Meanwhile you can enjoy all the fun with them for me. Greetings from New York City may the good Lord keep you blessed and your crocs. Happy new year. 🙏❤️💗💓💛💖💞💕💜💙💚💝
Hi Jamila, thank you for your comment/message and thanks for subscribing too. I appreciate it and I hope you enjoy watching my croc videos ! I would love to fulfill your request to make a video of me taking my crocs for a walk on the street etc., however, I am restricted by the wildlife regulations which don't allow me, to take the crocs out in public excepting when I am performing wildlife demonstrations. But I will endeavor to make a couple of new videos to post on here, hopefully in the very near future. And yes, I will continue to enjoy my crocs for you too :)
Thank you for your greetings from New York City and here's sending Greetings from Australia and may the Lord bless you too, mate ! Happy New Year for 2018 !! :) :) :)
This mad lad got dinosaurs in his house
How cute. I love them. Where did you get them?
Can i buy them? i have a big yard with a big pond.
Please tell me where i can buy them X
Thank you for your comment Lezo. I've had these 2 Crocs for a long time......the oldest one (22 yrs old) was given to me anonymously and the younger one (11 yrs old) was given to me when he was 2 yrs old and the owner could no longer care for him. Mine are definitely not for sale & nor do they make good pets unless you have a lot of time to dedicate and commit yourself to caring for them......for all your life. They are also specialist animals to care for, not to mention very costly too :)
People tell me up here in Vermont..."don't feed the squirrels they carry diseases!" Um, at least its not one of these!
are these some kind of emydura turtles. no problems with the crocos?
wow they are so so cute and awesome!! I wish I have some pet crocodiles one day!
Thank you for your comment.....I reckon they're pretty awesome too. As for having them as pets, they're not easy to keep and are specialist animals to care for......and very costly as well :)
do you show affection towards you like dogs do or they are different ? how are they like, some stories would be awesome!!
The younger male is still learning to share my home with me......he is a male and thinks he is boss......but then he is a crocodile......lol......However, the older female (who is nearly 23 years old now) is more like a pet than the male. I've had her since a hatchling and when she was about 5 years old she became very sick, due to our water supply being contaminated with toxic blue green algae, at the time.......but took me 3 to 4 years to discover the cause. Anyway, Johnie (the female croc) was my only croc for 13 years and she began to bond with me when she got really sick......in other words she came to me for help.....she was unbelievably well behaved when I took her to the local vet for blood tests etc......never once tried to bite......I believe she knew I was trying to help her. She'd follow me around the house, sleep with me at night on my bed etc etc.......and still does occasionally :)
hahaha I understand , I have got a dog who thinks he is the leader of the pack.. He is so bossy but very cute.. In this video I saw first time that you can pet crocodiles..It always wonders me how they are able to connect with us all of animal kind.. People also have pet bears can you believe that.. how sweet it is that she came for you to help ... sending loads of love !! and wishes of good health for them!!
Thank you for your reply, Aashay.....and yes, there are a few of us out there in the world who have exotic animals as pets ! I believe you can connect with any animal if you treat the animal with love and kindness, proper care and respect, and an understanding of the behaviour of the animal in the wild. My Crocs were raised from hatchlings in captivity and I simply treat them as if they were a domestic pet, instead of locking them up in a cage as just an exhibit. Unfortunately, my crocs (like any exotic animal raised in captivity) would never survive if released in the wild, so i try to give them the best home I can in captivity. Crocs are also very intelligent animals !
Anyway, thank you for your loads of love and wishes of good health for my crocs......it is very much appreciated. And likewise, sending you loads of love and best wishes from the Crocs and I :)
Could I bring my children and visit I'm in Brisbane. Would love to learn how to raise a freshie.
Yes chango babalu, you're welcome to come and visit anytime. I'm in Melbourne, so next time you're down, give me a all. Perhaps friend me on facebook for contact details :)
Gotta love that ,. I've got an alagator named " Ollie".... At one of my job sites..
Thanks skosankje, for your comment ! I watched your video with Ollie.....he/she's beautiful !!
serious question about your setups as I wanna keep my boy as a adult not have to give him up.
obviously there not walking free indoors 24/7 so what is there home tank/pond setup?
sorry for bugging you about a old video I'm just a monster aquarium/reptile keeper :-)
nathan hawkey G'Day Nathan, I have a 6 ft diameter poly tank in my lounge room with heated & filtered water. The room itself is also heated to 27 to 30 degrees Celsius. My Salty has outgrown her fibreglass pool which is 8 ft long & 5 ft width & approx 3 ft depth & is being moved into her new enclosure with a larger concrete pool built for her. Consequently, my 2 Freshys will be moved into the fibreglass pool. My lounge room also contains my pythons in their enclosures too. Crocs can climb very well so they just climb up the steps (I have provided made out of milk crates & rocks) & into the pool without a problem. It's a pretty shitty set up but it works. The poly tank is made out of poly ethylene (used to store food/water for human consumption) & therefore non toxic to the crocs. Hope that helps you a bit & no probs helping out a fellow croc lover :)
Will the crocs try to kill the 🐈
No Jayden, the crocs won't try and kill my cats......these Freshwater crocs don't grow all that big and only eat quite small prey such as fish, insects, small birds and mammals like mice. So, my cats are very safe !!
Man oh man! I love this video yet again who would have 2 pet alligators I think that is so crazy but it’s awesome to see people actually caring for these wild reptiles. Have fun but be careful👍🏻😬
Thank you christian crawford, for your nice comment......I appreciate it heaps, especially after reading the negative ones. I'll just say they're not alligators, but Australian Freshwater crocodiles :)
Vicki Lowing you are very welcome! And sorry for the confusion i always mix up crocodiles and alligators.
Thanks for reply Christian......and no need to apologize about confusing crocs with gators, but thanks anyway :)
I see that their house cat has got enough sense to stay way the hell out of the way of those two monsters 😎
Over my life ive had several reptiles snakes and turtles,they are pretty easy to tame, especially if u raised them from babies...
You, my friend, are one cool person
Well thank you very much for the compliment, my friend.....it's very much appreciated :)
Is that the biggest they get or can they grow to a bigger size?
Do u have a little pond outside for them? This is so interesting!
Yes, I do have a pond outside for them in the summer. And thanks for your comment.....I'm glad you find my video interesting :)
Natural selection at its finest.
Aaaaaa freaken johnny at it again!