Exotic Pet Bites Owner and the Best Exotic Animals

In a shocking incident from Colorado, a man has tragically lost his life after being bitten by his pet Gila monster. This rare occurrence raises numerous questions about the dangers of venomous pets and highlights the controversial exotic pet trade in the United States. According to a 2020 survey by World Animal Protection, the U.S. is home to an estimated 17.6 million exotic pets across 9 million households, with reptiles making up 51% of these animals.
This video delves into the exotic pet industry, showcasing some of the most sought-after animals, including white lion cubs, Savannah cats, Macaws, and even De Brazza's monkeys, known for their intelligence and distinctive white beards. It also sheds light on the startling fact that there are more tigers in U.S. homes than in the wild, and introduces viewers to other exotic pets like chimpanzees and the adorable Fennec Fox, the smallest fox, native to the Sahara Desert and North Africa.
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