Everybody loves their pets but sometimes their pets don’t love them back because these
animals were never meant to be owned.
1.
It puts its hand up to a random stranger like a small child would, but when they grab its
hand, It climbs up her arm and doesn’t want to let go. , though this moment is barely
blocked out by a customer.
According to a witness, it got scared by an automatic door. I can hear the door finish
opening for a split second as the video starts, right before its scream of surprise.
The owner was only given a simple fine for accidentally letting the animal get loose
from her car. And get this: the same pet was responsible for doing something similar to
a cashier at the same store not long before this happened so tell me, based on this video,
if you think this was enough of a punishment or if she should surrender her pet monkey.
2.
open the basement door and to their terrified amusement discover the alligator allegations
are true.
Apparently a man named Dusty Rhoades has been housing this five-foot reptile for the past
twenty five years and has quite the setup. A special pump connected to a garden house
keeps the water fresh but the water level barely comes up to its feet, definitely not
enough in my opinion though I’m not an expert. Besides, keeping any amount of water in the
basement can’t be good for the structural integrity of the house.
It’s hard to believe he was able to keep this a secret from the outside world for over
two decades. Only when Dusty needed medical attention did the paramedics find this gator
in his basement and report it to authorities, who keep its head straight and jaws at a distance
with a big white stick while lowering it into a crate. The jaws are open wide the whole
time and there’s no doubt it will charge them if anyone loses their grip.
Thankfully it was taken to a reservation where it could live a normal life, which brings
me to the final point. Owning one of these animals is actually legal in Ohio if you have
an exotic animal permit, which Dusty did not. The alligator was in average health but do
you think these living conditions should be legal? After seeing this video, I’m not
so sure.
3.
hyenas outside of the Ethiopian city of Harar. He makes a special noise when it’s time
for them to take a bite.
They keep a safe distance and wait to be fed, immediately retreating afterwards. Somehow
he has convinced them that he is stronger than all of them combined.
Then again, Maybe they know that if they don’t listen, they won’t get more food
. Either way, just to show how gentle they can
be, Hyena Man puts a hunk of meat at the end of the stick and bites down. He even moves
it away no less than three times to further assert dominance and the hyena does not act
aggressively at all.
While not a pet per say, he has definitely captured their loyalty and is their owner
in this regard.
4.
The warning sign goes unheeded but thankfully one of his friends inadvertently saves him
by getting his attention moments before this happens . . .
That was almost a solid chunk of flesh taken out of his face and trip for medical attention
for certain.
5.
Lacey, a pet monitor lizard with a tick that needs to be carefully removed.
The sun is in his eyes and he’s too busy looking for the tick to pay attention to the
other end.
I’m sure you saw Lacey’s jaws but it also tried to whip him in the face with its tail.
After watching this failed attempt I would probably have a professional vet perform a
tick removal but tell me if you can think of a better way.
6.
nearby. Take a look at it and tell me if you would have the courage to charge at it and
turn it over like he does.
This creature is called an isopod and its biggest defense is its hard shell. The legs
and mouth look scary but actually can’t do anything to people. At least, not directly.
Taking it to a public restaurant, on the other hand, probably wasn’t such a good idea.
It’s pretty funny and all but I wouldn’t want to eat anything after touching what essentially
just came from a drainage pipe full of bacteria. I really hope the servers wipe down the high
chair and table afterwards too.
Speaking of which, at 10 minutes and 27 seconds this fry makes possible contact with the creature’s
face, which she then dips and brings to her mouth. Is there any way to get a parasite
from doing this? It’s probably not likely but I wouldn’t want to take the chance.
7.
out what it is. Someone commented that this looks like a highly toxic centipede that fell
in but Supa Tank thinks that this might be an aquatic-based lifeform responsible for
eating her shrimp.
I agree with the giant insect theory because of its many legs and cylinder-shaped body
but maybe it’s an exotic parasite or something even worse. Let’s help her solve this mystery
and put her mind at ease with a correct answer.
8.
a Burmese python and hides the key. He hides the key and shuts the locked tank door behind
himself. Now it’s up to his daughter Krista to save his life.
The snake senses a new object is near and starts flicking its tongue, trying to sense
if it’s food.
He knows not to make any sudden movements or else the snake will react. He has to stay
calm.
When the snake gets in his lap he knows he’s in trouble and has to slowly stretch his legs
out without panicking.
By the end of the challenge he’s huddled in the corner with the snake pushed as far
away as the claustrophobic tank allows. I’m thinking they fed the snake before making
the video to make it less likely to be hostile because it hardly seems interested in him
by the time he leaves, but hungry or not, crawling into the den of a 12-foot python
is one challenge I could never take.
9.
Whoever sent this blacked out the bag so we can’t see what’s inside. Anything could
be in there, maybe even something dangerous. Or maybe it’s just sensitive to light?
At first it looks like nothing is there, but then they almost pour the slimy mystery pet
onto the floor by acccident.
They aren’t sure if it’s even alive until they see a tiny circular object moving in
the center.
They think this could be a shark egg but I just want to be sure so take a look and let
me know what you think this bizarre gift could be.
I definitely see a striped tail at the very end so maybe it is a shark and not something
super nefarious after all.
animals were never meant to be owned.
1.
Customers at a popular hardware store chain are confused and surprised when a monkey enters.
It puts its hand up to a random stranger like a small child would, but when they grab its
hand, It climbs up her arm and doesn’t want to let go. , though this moment is barely
blocked out by a customer.
According to a witness, it got scared by an automatic door. I can hear the door finish
opening for a split second as the video starts, right before its scream of surprise.
The owner was only given a simple fine for accidentally letting the animal get loose
from her car. And get this: the same pet was responsible for doing something similar to
a cashier at the same store not long before this happened so tell me, based on this video,
if you think this was enough of a punishment or if she should surrender her pet monkey.
2.
Madison Township police head to an Ohio home to investigate a rather unusual call. They
open the basement door and to their terrified amusement discover the alligator allegations
are true.
Apparently a man named Dusty Rhoades has been housing this five-foot reptile for the past
twenty five years and has quite the setup. A special pump connected to a garden house
keeps the water fresh but the water level barely comes up to its feet, definitely not
enough in my opinion though I’m not an expert. Besides, keeping any amount of water in the
basement can’t be good for the structural integrity of the house.
It’s hard to believe he was able to keep this a secret from the outside world for over
two decades. Only when Dusty needed medical attention did the paramedics find this gator
in his basement and report it to authorities, who keep its head straight and jaws at a distance
with a big white stick while lowering it into a crate. The jaws are open wide the whole
time and there’s no doubt it will charge them if anyone loses their grip.
Thankfully it was taken to a reservation where it could live a normal life, which brings
me to the final point. Owning one of these animals is actually legal in Ohio if you have
an exotic animal permit, which Dusty did not. The alligator was in average health but do
you think these living conditions should be legal? After seeing this video, I’m not
so sure.
3.
Known only “The Hyena Man”, this fearless animal tamer has befriended a pack of wild
hyenas outside of the Ethiopian city of Harar. He makes a special noise when it’s time
for them to take a bite.
They keep a safe distance and wait to be fed, immediately retreating afterwards. Somehow
he has convinced them that he is stronger than all of them combined.
Then again, Maybe they know that if they don’t listen, they won’t get more food
. Either way, just to show how gentle they can
be, Hyena Man puts a hunk of meat at the end of the stick and bites down. He even moves
it away no less than three times to further assert dominance and the hyena does not act
aggressively at all.
While not a pet per say, he has definitely captured their loyalty and is their owner
in this regard.
4.
A pet snapping turtle doesn’t take kindly to its owners and already has its mouth open.
The warning sign goes unheeded but thankfully one of his friends inadvertently saves him
by getting his attention moments before this happens . . .
That was almost a solid chunk of flesh taken out of his face and trip for medical attention
for certain.
5.
With a pair of tweezers in one hand and a bucket in the other, Rory Shumack approaches
Lacey, a pet monitor lizard with a tick that needs to be carefully removed.
The sun is in his eyes and he’s too busy looking for the tick to pay attention to the
other end.
I’m sure you saw Lacey’s jaws but it also tried to whip him in the face with its tail.
After watching this failed attempt I would probably have a professional vet perform a
tick removal but tell me if you can think of a better way.
6.
A YouTube channel called RAWWFishing sees something scary-looking lurking in the grass
nearby. Take a look at it and tell me if you would have the courage to charge at it and
turn it over like he does.
This creature is called an isopod and its biggest defense is its hard shell. The legs
and mouth look scary but actually can’t do anything to people. At least, not directly.
Taking it to a public restaurant, on the other hand, probably wasn’t such a good idea.
It’s pretty funny and all but I wouldn’t want to eat anything after touching what essentially
just came from a drainage pipe full of bacteria. I really hope the servers wipe down the high
chair and table afterwards too.
Speaking of which, at 10 minutes and 27 seconds this fry makes possible contact with the creature’s
face, which she then dips and brings to her mouth. Is there any way to get a parasite
from doing this? It’s probably not likely but I wouldn’t want to take the chance.
7.
A YouTuber named Supa Tanks has a creepy unwelcome guest in her aquarium and needs our help figuring
out what it is. Someone commented that this looks like a highly toxic centipede that fell
in but Supa Tank thinks that this might be an aquatic-based lifeform responsible for
eating her shrimp.
I agree with the giant insect theory because of its many legs and cylinder-shaped body
but maybe it’s an exotic parasite or something even worse. Let’s help her solve this mystery
and put her mind at ease with a correct answer.
8.
A YouTube channel called SnakeHuntersTV takes a risky challenge by locking himself in with
a Burmese python and hides the key. He hides the key and shuts the locked tank door behind
himself. Now it’s up to his daughter Krista to save his life.
The snake senses a new object is near and starts flicking its tongue, trying to sense
if it’s food.
He knows not to make any sudden movements or else the snake will react. He has to stay
calm.
When the snake gets in his lap he knows he’s in trouble and has to slowly stretch his legs
out without panicking.
By the end of the challenge he’s huddled in the corner with the snake pushed as far
away as the claustrophobic tank allows. I’m thinking they fed the snake before making
the video to make it less likely to be hostile because it hardly seems interested in him
by the time he leaves, but hungry or not, crawling into the den of a 12-foot python
is one challenge I could never take.
9.
A YouTube channel called Barbs Buzzin takes a big chance buying a fish off the dark web.
Whoever sent this blacked out the bag so we can’t see what’s inside. Anything could
be in there, maybe even something dangerous. Or maybe it’s just sensitive to light?
At first it looks like nothing is there, but then they almost pour the slimy mystery pet
onto the floor by acccident.
They aren’t sure if it’s even alive until they see a tiny circular object moving in
the center.
They think this could be a shark egg but I just want to be sure so take a look and let
me know what you think this bizarre gift could be.
I definitely see a striped tail at the very end so maybe it is a shark and not something
super nefarious after all.
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