Wild Inside the National Zoo: How to Train a Dragon

Many are surprised to learn that reptiles can be trained. But when they're as intelligent as the critically endangered Cuban crocodiles at Smithsonian's National Zoo, adjusting their behavior becomes a crucial way of caring for them.
From: WILD INSIDE THE NATIONAL ZOO: How to Train Your Dragon
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[@youngcbrad]

I'd love to help film these shorts for UA-cam! That would be the dream job!

[@valenesco45]

That green lizard was so cute haha :)

[@michaelreynolds46]

Working or even interning at the National Zoo seems like it'd be very fun.

[@HillyRockyRoads]

Ikr. I went there in July. It was great.

[@HillyRockyRoads]

+najh98 The elephants there were awesome.

[@youngcbrad]

I'd love to help film these shorts for UA-cam! That would be the dream job!

[@Powerranger-le4up]

I became a volunteer docent at the St. Louis Zoo almost a year ago and I have loved every minute of it.

[@bkjeong4302]

Reptiles are actually, on average, no less intelligent than mammals

[@smarksruinedwrestling5020]

This is an awesome channel

[@Max-cj8qn]

Im from Canada and I dont understand why some videos on this channel are restricted from my country ... because I would really like to be able to watch them :'(

[@Doomeiner]

4:50 hey I found a nice big -fecal sample- *shit*

[@HITMANPegas]

Wow, that is my dream job.

[@davisjugroop3782]

are human beings still part of the ecosystem?

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