olivia coe I remember this video a few months back Of this guy who was snorkelling in South Africa and he didn’t even know there was a great white nearby until it swam past the camera and nearly gave him and the viewers heart attacks and it was so close he could have touched it
When I was a lad we lived on a southeast Texas bayou, and right across the way was a muddy drainage creek we could find nests and built on which led to a small lake/pond. We swam off the pier for decades, three generations, in fact, and never had an issue with any of them bothering us. The only time we were particularly cautious of them was when a hurricane came through. Not because we were worried about them coming in the house or anything lol. But often times livestock and other stuff would drown nearby, and we'd see them come on our side of the bayou more often for about a week or so after. Weren't many big ones, mostly 3'-8', but I remember one particular gator that was about 10'-11'. More often saw him around the marina, where they had a fish cleaning table on the water. But every so often would spy him down the ways by our house. We used to catch the Lil ones just for sport when we were kids lol. We'd let them go generally, of course. I tried to keep one in the bathtub as a pet when I was 8, though.🤣 that lasted about 2hrs til mum got home. But nah, we often went Wade fishing at night, and flounder gigging, walking miles down the banks of the bayou, and never had so much as a close encounter. There were times they would dart off the bank when you hadn't noticed them, and it would spook ya, but much more apparent we spooked them off the bank. Was a mutual spooken. Lol.
how are u not at a million subs yet? I hate how the people that are helping the world never get recognition love the videos btw and thanks for everything u do
@Umbrella right! The alligator was able to break though the window, but not the shower glass! Not to mention, why these people had no hurricane windows and a basement in a lake front house!?
@@MrsBerry-of3lr well a shower glass holds different in thickness but I get your point. Plus it’s a movie lol it’s not suppose to do all that. Can’t have the movie ending that soon
Yep exactly. I'm a florida born nature photographer. Always around gators and have never had a close call. My only reason to go see it is because of how ridiculous it looks. But its great you guys put out a video like this, because lets face it, lots of people will believe whatever they see in movies..
Kyle Evans I thought the reason the gators were so aggressive was a combination of the nest and the storm I don’t know much about alligators because I’m more of a shark person, my dad made me watch jaws as a kid and it scared me so bad I didn’t even want to get into the pool to this day I still can’t swim in the shady part of the pool but I gradually got less scared of them as time went on granted You still couldn’t pay me to get in the water with them
It actually bothered me it made Floridians look like such nature dummies and scaredy cats. Sure...some from other states are like that. But born and raised? Give me a break.
@@channelswolfbrigade no they wouldnt. And to be honest, stepping up to them will more than likely spook them. Gators are the big babies of the crocodillians lol
Just saw the movie! Hated it! Such unrealistic portrayal of beautiful creatures! Gators are not human predators! They are the most chill reptiles out there! I loved everything about this video, including the gator just chilling out with you guys! It makes me feel warm and better informed about the wildlife out there
We had a basement in north florida, but it was built on a man made hill of clay in a higher area, and was cut out on back and only half underground. no gator is coming for ya there.
From what I see in the trailer (I have seen the movie though), I saw the eggs sitting there, and I didn't think the babies themselves would be any danger to anyone, I just thought "A certain momma alligator is gonna take pleasure in twist your head off like a bottle cap."
I thought the same and then they just completely skipped that, which was bizarre. I was completely primed for an extra big mama to be lurking behind the nest and to get mad about her messing with the eggs, maybe even following her to get her out of her territory, which would make some sense, and then... Nope. Nothin'. The movie had basically no escalation of tension, since none of the animals behaved differently, and none were apparently actually hunting for food? They just left corpses lying around.
So I just found your guy's channel a few days ago, love watching your videos -you both have more balls than I'll ever have cause I couldn't do what you do. Having said that, I love the movie "Crawl", I even own it on blu-ray. I figured while watching it that there were going to be the "movie mistakes" that are made in order to make things exciting, they have to use some license. As for the basement in Florida, yeah even I caught that and I live in Vegas. To me, it's a great turn your brain off creature horror flick. It's definitely inaccurate but a fun movie. Love your channel, have been watching your more recent videos (2021), cheers!
I’m pretty sure they only put the glowing eyes thing in because it looks scary, plus it’s a movie its not supposed to be 100% realistic if it was it would be a very boring movie. You guys should do a follow up video after seeing the movie
Realistic doesnt make it boring. You could make it realistic and scary at the same time. This is just a joke. Sure half the country whose never even seen an ocean will probably believe this and be scared. But the rest of us? It's pretty insulting actually. And just...well...you got to be pretty high to enjoy it.
Iz still their duty to correct the misconceptions because media has given false impressions on these animals. This false impression is the reason why people are also hunting them causing them to become endangered.
I know this was a year ago but I agree lol. Gators are cool and mostly chill as along as you dont go poking them or anything. Crocs actively see people as prey if you even just enter their territory.
Just got done watching the movie!!!!! *I was feeling like Sugar (Dog) was going to die but they loved him and protected him, surprised the alligator didn't go for the dog!!!
Very cool you guys putting out so much education on alligators (among other animals). Scary movies are fun and all, but they really do demonize creatures that don't deserve to be demonized, and so having experts like you guys shed light on this topic is very helpful, and especially in today's world with so much media, it's needed. So thank you. :) Speaking of thanking you, thank you for all of your work and for saving so many animals!!!!! And putting out education on them as you do!!!! Much love!!! 💕💕💕
As Florida natives, me & my friends watched the movie and were laughing the entire time with how unrealistically they portrayed gators 🤣 There's a reason some of us call them "Swamp Puppies" - yeah, they're dangerous, but only if you really put yourself in a dangerous situation. They aren't hunting humans for sport 😂😂
Yeah because a movie based on how gators actually act would have been such a great movie🤦♂️ horror movies like this are not supposed to be realistic 🤦♂️ folks that complain because a movie isn’t realistic are boring ass individuals
@@aaronsmith9558 Damn kid, who hurt you? I wasn't complaining, I was poking fun at the movie's inaccuracies. However, there could be a valid reason to complain - portrayals like this paint gators in a bad light which can directly impact how people treat them.
You guys are amazing couple ! So brave and really knows about alligators . They faccinate me a lot . I am so scared of them but going to Everglades let me conquered my fear . Thank you so much for these informative video 🥰🥰🙃🙃
Thank you guys for educating us and using the proper scientific names. I hate people that assume the general public is not bright enough to handle the “big words”.
Yes! I loved the movie because I’ve loved crocodiles and aligators since I was a kid! I have so many plushies of them, There were a lot of flaws but I just liked seeing the Gators!
I love this kind if movies, but because I know that almost every thing in It are not realistic and this video really like me because saw and explain what I know that is not right but I didn't know why. Thank you, I love your work.
really hope ya'll do this after you saw the movie. maybe with even clips of it like sins or foundflix explained. so many things i did not know about alligators. loved knowing all the things they got wrong. thank you! (including the basement.....)
"Crawl" does the most ridiculous Potrayal of alligators, showing them as some sort of mindless killing machines which is not true at all! And also.. somehow the girl swims faster than an alligator.
Such cool animals. My thought was that during a massive hurricane like the one in the movie, wouldn't the alligators hunker down and take shelter until the storm passes like most animals do instead of going on a feeding frenzy?
Just watched the movie an hour ago and it was pretty awesome. Obviously you have to suspend disbelief but it was a fun time. I don't think I heard roars during the movie. It's probably just sound effects added to draw in the crowds.
This is why i like to let my kids get close with a reptile and gator just to learn more and know what's good and bad or what they have to do and don't do since they're in young ages... I love your video 😍
I'm looking forward on your update, i saw the movie then watch this video and i really want to know what you guys think of the movie portrayals of alligators and stuff.
Thanks so much for this video! I was wondering: in the nest scene, there was a dead body in the nest, presumably left as food for the babies when they hatched. Alligators don't store food like that, right? Also (spoiler alert) There were ~10 alligators, and 2 or 3 were killed. Would the other alligators be attracted by the blood of the dead one and eat it?
Not supporting a movie like that! Thank you so much for more intelligent facts on one of my favorite animals again. I still enjoy Jaws from time to time but that was the 70s its bloody 2019 people need to realize and respect these beautiful creatures!! Thank you Chris and Gabby you do amazing work and would love to work with you one day!!!
Joseph Corbett I watched it and it was really good✨And The Gator 🐊 Didn’t Break the window by himself, the water did and pushed the gator and the gator it’s self sees the girl and wants to attack her and with all the pressure it breaks🎉 And the gator got in through a pipe and stays there it also puts the eggs on top of debris👍 Just gave some small facts. Thanks For Reading✨
Thanks for the input, perhaps your video gets traction and people understand how alligators truly are. This was fun, can’t wait for the movie review! 😃
also why did they not just use the shovel to break the weak brick walls. it would have been eassy then they just had would have to go to there front door walk up the stairs and well waited for it to be over.
beginning of video: gator moves at 0:16-0:20 End of video: "Now I know everyone is thinking this gator is fake, he hasn't moved once" ----------------------------------- Me: .. ARE YOU SURE ABOUT DAT?!
Since they're speculating on just the trailer, I won't fault them too much for this, but one point that stuck out to me was that they called that space a basement; that is not a basement, it is a crawl space underneath the house typically where you find plumbing and other foundational elements of the house. And the alligators got into the crawlspace through a broken and exposed drain pipe that drained into the lake
Chris, I have a friend that lives in Pompano and he has a 4' basement. I have been in it. Storm door type access. Also, I remember Paul and Ron doing a show about basements in N Miami. They said Johnny Depps house has a basement. Only been in one. But, I can say 100% they exist.
I can confirm that at one time it wasn't uncommon to see a large alligator, most of the fossils from gators i have in my collection are in the 13 foot range.
great video very informative. Also for sure one death by alligator was the little boy at disney but that's the only one ive heard about in the last few years.
Okay , I watched this movie today and I don’t think you guys should’ve based everything off of the trailer. They don’t make the alligators roar, they hiss and also the alligators were somehow already in the crawl space. It would obviously be bigger if it was a basement. The alligators PREVIOUSLY laid their eggs there. Also the baby alligators actually played no REAL part in the movie, the reason they showed them is to show that the alligators were there before. Another thing, of course there is going to be blood in these types of movies. I understand this video is educational and I actually found it interesting but this is literally just a movie for entertainment, it’s going to be unrealistic and of course the directors are going to make gators seem scary when they’re not.
Maddie couldn’t have said it any better. At the end of the day it’s just another horror film for entertainment purposes. It’s just a movie it’s fiction.
Director: do gators open mouth when they chase prey? Alligator: no, we don't do that. That's more like a shark way Director: oh, but that's more cool so we gonna make it anyway
Something I noticed was how the gators went from kill to kill. You don't see them eating what they get, they're just killing for fun. There's also some minor fights with them, and the gators, while being stabbed, are still trying to kill them. No predator is going to risk injury, this movie was ridiculous.
Greetings from the Netherlands and thank you for your videos. I hope that i go one day too the USA but i am invalide so its a dream...... But thank God for UA-cam 👍👍
Alligators are my favorite and also it couldn't even bite your feet because again their eyes are at the top of their head so even if they were directly on the ground they could only see their legs but then again they could randomly bite out of nowhere but from what I know thats slightly rare and I'm very sorry if you already mentioned this if you did I didn't hear this is what I heard and I know this because my mom studied to be a marine biologist but she didn't and she was gonna be a nurse but then again she didn't she studied for both but didn't actually get into the job and also I liked and subscribed and this is the first video I've seen by you guys and I already love this channel its so educational and I promise to check out more stuff on your channel :) (sorry its so long)
@@FloridasWildest I know you guys are experts and know what you are doing. But while watching I was thinking what if it snapped and bite a limp off. Reptiles are no dogs they have no emotions they are like robots.
15:11 SOOO gators are just really big cats you can’t change my mind on this LMAO MOMENT you want to pet them even if they’ve been laying next to you all day they go into attack mode LMAO !
I know this video was old, but it honestly would've been nice if the Alligators sounded more accurate to how they actually sound in reality. In my opinion, the actual sounds they make are much more intimidating in a situation where you're being attacked or confronted by one
Maybe it was because I've seen Alligator/Crocodile related documentaries that I wasn't sold on the movie. It was absolutely terrible, complete waste of time. Great vid.
You'd think any film production would include a behavior specialist for animal films - or even basic architecture for local structures. Basements, in Florida, indeed. Wonder if there was a fireplace while they were at it? But, silly me, applying logic to the film industry - what was I thinking?
I saw the movie last year and there's a scene that the guy is standing where the basement is and the alligator jumps up and attacks him. How true is that?
I'd love to hear your critique of Anaconda, one of thee most awful creature films ever made, so factually incorrect yet so many people believe...that's how large snakes behave.
Same problem with Jaws Everyone thinks sharks are dangerous killing machines so they kill the sharks But sharks are actually beautiful and more intelligent than people give them credit for
I love all the gator facts you bring. I am in sw fla. We had Wilber across our little lake. He was massive. I bet he was a good 10+ feet. Trappers come and take them. Our favorite gators are gone. Really makes me angry. The gators are hurting nobody. I miss them.
Did you guys come around to watching this movie? If so would you be willing to do another video? Also I feel as if you should do a series where you watch Alligator/Crocodile movies and review them with your experience and knowledge. Films such as Lake Placid, Black Water, Rogue, Primeval etc. Great video though, you've gained a new subscriber
I really wish Hollywood would stop creating fear around these animals. For any one that knows even the slightest bit about them these movies are not entertaining in the slightest, they're just cringeworthy. It's actually dangerous to the wellbeing of the animals, snakes and crocodilians are by far the most feared animals on the planet and it's all because of a lack of understanding and movies abusing that lack of understanding.
“Alligators only go after your head, they don’t go after your feet like that, it’s just not what they do.” That does NOT make me feel any better. 😂😂
“if you are actually attacked by a predatorial animal chances are you won’t actually know it even existed until it has a hold of you”
oh nice thanks
olivia coe I remember this video a few months back Of this guy who was snorkelling in South Africa and he didn’t even know there was a great white nearby until it swam past the camera and nearly gave him and the viewers heart attacks and it was so close he could have touched it
That's not always true when it comes to animals like bears. If an animal is fast enough, it doesnt need to worry about being as silent.
@Donovan Harvey yea...I'm not going to argue with selective readers...
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 How dare you not link the video ua-cam.com/video/LfckFEO_72I/v-deo.html
@@DamarNoonan believe me i tried, but thanks for posting the link for me
Horror Baby Alligators!!! They're coming for your TOES!!!
RUUUN!! Oh wait you can't, they ate your toes.
ha ha very funy
I almost liked. I almost got it to 70.
So basically, alligators aren't a threat for the same reason i wouldnt be a threat to them: laziness
Pretty much! Unless of course you’re swimming in their habitat or feeding them! The usually want nothing to do with people!
Basically lol
Basically it comes down to who can out lazy the other
LMAOOOO
I just love basically the whole of the video... The advise, the lesson, the video, the background, the gator resting there, the grass...
I also like that theres a gggirlllll.. oooOoo!
But he makes too many movements with his hands...
the wind bro it looks so refreshing
When I was a lad we lived on a southeast Texas bayou, and right across the way was a muddy drainage creek we could find nests and built on which led to a small lake/pond.
We swam off the pier for decades, three generations, in fact, and never had an issue with any of them bothering us.
The only time we were particularly cautious of them was when a hurricane came through.
Not because we were worried about them coming in the house or anything lol.
But often times livestock and other stuff would drown nearby, and we'd see them come on our side of the bayou more often for about a week or so after. Weren't many big ones, mostly 3'-8', but I remember one particular gator that was about 10'-11'. More often saw him around the marina, where they had a fish cleaning table on the water. But every so often would spy him down the ways by our house.
We used to catch the Lil ones just for sport when we were kids lol. We'd let them go generally, of course. I tried to keep one in the bathtub as a pet when I was 8, though.🤣 that lasted about 2hrs til mum got home.
But nah, we often went Wade fishing at night, and flounder gigging, walking miles down the banks of the bayou, and never had so much as a close encounter.
There were times they would dart off the bank when you hadn't noticed them, and it would spook ya, but much more apparent we spooked them off the bank. Was a mutual spooken. Lol.
how are u not at a million subs yet? I hate how the people that are helping the world never get recognition
love the videos btw and thanks for everything u do
She got bit on the shoulder and the gator death rolled on her and she was still able to flail that arm around smh
@Umbrella right! The alligator was able to break though the window, but not the shower glass! Not to mention, why these people had no hurricane windows and a basement in a lake front house!?
@@MrsBerry-of3lr well a shower glass holds different in thickness but I get your point. Plus it’s a movie lol it’s not suppose to do all that. Can’t have the movie ending that soon
She didn’t flail the arm that was bitten she grabbed with the other arm that obviously wasn’t in his mouth
Yep exactly. I'm a florida born nature photographer. Always around gators and have never had a close call. My only reason to go see it is because of how ridiculous it looks. But its great you guys put out a video like this, because lets face it, lots of people will believe whatever they see in movies..
Kyle Evans I thought the reason the gators were so aggressive was a combination of the nest and the storm I don’t know much about alligators because I’m more of a shark person, my dad made me watch jaws as a kid and it scared me so bad I didn’t even want to get into the pool to this day I still can’t swim in the shady part of the pool but I gradually got less scared of them as time went on granted You still couldn’t pay me to get in the water with them
They would pay your family to get in the water with them
If you know what I mean
It actually bothered me it made Floridians look like such nature dummies and scaredy cats. Sure...some from other states are like that. But born and raised? Give me a break.
I don't have to be an expert to know they've got 80% of it wrong.
But you do have to be an expert to wrestle an alligator.. I dunno where I'm goin with this..
Yeah, I don’t think that these alligators would have been this aggressive like the movie suggests.
@@channelswolfbrigade no they wouldnt. And to be honest, stepping up to them will more than likely spook them. Gators are the big babies of the crocodillians lol
@@baloog8 I don't know either but I like it
I specially know they wrong in the scene of the looters XD
Just saw the movie! Hated it! Such unrealistic portrayal of beautiful creatures! Gators are not human predators! They are the most chill reptiles out there! I loved everything about this video, including the gator just chilling out with you guys! It makes me feel warm and better informed about the wildlife out there
It’s a movie
Well if it was realistic there would be no movie lol
This is like complaining that jaws isnt realistic. Of course it's not or it wouldn't be interesting.
@Osama bin laden I don't agree. You can feel that way but I just dont agree.
I've only just seen this video....but this isn't a serious comment right?
I think you guys should have a news show or a podcast. You both have such great voices for it
Naelyn Carrison the guys name is Chris, he used to be on a show called Gator Boys
One thing though. In the movie its a crawlspace which lots of houses have hence the title of the movie.
could watch you 2 all day. in fact, that’s what I have done lol
Thanks for the support !!!
We had a basement in north florida, but it was built on a man made hill of clay in a higher area, and was cut out on back and only half underground. no gator is coming for ya there.
they are smart, dont take any chances, keep a waterproof automatic rifle
@@abhi739 they’re not monsters but have it around just in case.
We don’t wanna just waste ammo like that
I like how if they made the movie realistic it would probably be a whole lot scarier
A movie based around alligators you’d at least expect them to get the simplest things right 😭
From what I see in the trailer (I have seen the movie though), I saw the eggs sitting there, and I didn't think the babies themselves would be any danger to anyone, I just thought "A certain momma alligator is gonna take pleasure in twist your head off like a bottle cap."
I thought the same and then they just completely skipped that, which was bizarre. I was completely primed for an extra big mama to be lurking behind the nest and to get mad about her messing with the eggs, maybe even following her to get her out of her territory, which would make some sense, and then... Nope. Nothin'. The movie had basically no escalation of tension, since none of the animals behaved differently, and none were apparently actually hunting for food? They just left corpses lying around.
I loved this video. Thank you both for clearing up any misinformation related to alligator behavior.
Don’t know of any cellars/basements in Fernandina Beach...🤷♀️
It's a "crawl" space.
@@jeremywallace8121 shutup smart people!
Crawl space hence ‘Crawl’
So I just found your guy's channel a few days ago, love watching your videos -you both have more balls than I'll ever have cause I couldn't do what you do. Having said that, I love the movie "Crawl", I even own it on blu-ray. I figured while watching it that there were going to be the "movie mistakes" that are made in order to make things exciting, they have to use some license. As for the basement in Florida, yeah even I caught that and I live in Vegas. To me, it's a great turn your brain off creature horror flick. It's definitely inaccurate but a fun movie. Love your channel, have been watching your more recent videos (2021), cheers!
I’m pretty sure they only put the glowing eyes thing in because it looks scary, plus it’s a movie its not supposed to be 100% realistic if it was it would be a very boring movie.
You guys should do a follow up video after seeing the movie
Realistic doesnt make it boring. You could make it realistic and scary at the same time. This is just a joke. Sure half the country whose never even seen an ocean will probably believe this and be scared. But the rest of us? It's pretty insulting actually. And just...well...you got to be pretty high to enjoy it.
Iz still their duty to correct the misconceptions because media has given false impressions on these animals. This false impression is the reason why people are also hunting them causing them to become endangered.
“Those inferior humans are talking about us again John!” -🐊
My grandmas house in Daytona beach has a basement but it was built in like the 1920s
Imagine a marine biologist doing this with “Jaws” lol
I love how chill gators are compared too Crocodiles
I know this was a year ago but I agree lol. Gators are cool and mostly chill as along as you dont go poking them or anything. Crocs actively see people as prey if you even just enter their territory.
You guys were the first thing I thought of when I saw the trailer! Thanks for the informative video!
Just got done watching the movie!!!!!
*I was feeling like Sugar (Dog) was going to die but they loved him and protected him, surprised the alligator didn't go for the dog!!!
Thank you, when I watched the trailer I was about to cry when I heard the dog yelp
@@conniehaske6149 right, love for Sugar
no movie kills the dog and gets good reviews lol
Sugars a girl XD
also, everytime sugar was off screen, I was worried something happened to her lol
Very cool you guys putting out so much education on alligators (among other animals).
Scary movies are fun and all, but they really do demonize creatures that don't deserve to be demonized, and so having experts like you guys shed light on this topic is very helpful, and especially in today's world with so much media, it's needed.
So thank you. :)
Speaking of thanking you, thank you for all of your work and for saving so many animals!!!!! And putting out education on them as you do!!!! Much love!!! 💕💕💕
As Florida natives, me & my friends watched the movie and were laughing the entire time with how unrealistically they portrayed gators 🤣 There's a reason some of us call them "Swamp Puppies" - yeah, they're dangerous, but only if you really put yourself in a dangerous situation. They aren't hunting humans for sport 😂😂
Yeah because a movie based on how gators actually act would have been such a great movie🤦♂️ horror movies like this are not supposed to be realistic 🤦♂️ folks that complain because a movie isn’t realistic are boring ass individuals
@@aaronsmith9558 Damn kid, who hurt you? I wasn't complaining, I was poking fun at the movie's inaccuracies. However, there could be a valid reason to complain - portrayals like this paint gators in a bad light which can directly impact how people treat them.
You guys are amazing couple ! So brave and really knows about alligators . They faccinate me a lot . I am so scared of them but going to Everglades let me conquered my fear . Thank you so much for these informative video 🥰🥰🙃🙃
That gator is just vibing and chilling.
Thank you guys for educating us and using the proper scientific names. I hate people that assume the general public is not bright enough to handle the “big words”.
Yes! I loved the movie because I’ve loved crocodiles and aligators since I was a kid! I have so many plushies of them, There were a lot of flaws but I just liked seeing the Gators!
I love this kind if movies, but because I know that almost every thing in It are not realistic and this video really like me because saw and explain what I know that is not right but I didn't know why. Thank you, I love your work.
They would be fine if people didn’t believe that’s how the animals actually act and start killing them like with Jaws
really hope ya'll do this after you saw the movie. maybe with even clips of it like sins or foundflix explained. so many things i did not know about alligators. loved knowing all the things they got wrong. thank you! (including the basement.....)
"Crawl" does the most ridiculous Potrayal of alligators, showing them as some sort of mindless killing machines which is not true at all! And also.. somehow the girl swims faster than an alligator.
It's almost like they spliced the behaviour of Bull sharks with Gators. That swimming underwater with mouth open is a Bull shark trait
Such cool animals. My thought was that during a massive hurricane like the one in the movie, wouldn't the alligators hunker down and take shelter until the storm passes like most animals do instead of going on a feeding frenzy?
Yes! You’re 100% correct.
Well how do you know they weren’t taking shelter in the basement?
Could watch these videos all day.
Just watched the movie an hour ago and it was pretty awesome. Obviously you have to suspend disbelief but it was a fun time. I don't think I heard roars during the movie. It's probably just sound effects added to draw in the crowds.
I am watching it now and the gators make ridiculous moaning roars almost like a dog howl
This is why i like to let my kids get close with a reptile and gator just to learn more and know what's good and bad or what they have to do and don't do since they're in young ages...
I love your video 😍
So you let you kids go next to a full grown gator?,well just remember to invite me to their funeral
Well I gonna just go let my child swim in gator infested waters
I actually found out it wasn’t a basement they were in, it was a crawl space which some houses do have. Hence the title of the movie
I live in Florida and I've seen alligators in the wild, best stay away from them as far as possible
I live in Florida also lol. Good luck with that lol
Good review and commentary but I'm still going to go see it! 8-) Now do Lake Placid? I love that movie.
I'm looking forward on your update, i saw the movie then watch this video and i really want to know what you guys think of the movie portrayals of alligators and stuff.
Thanks so much for this video! I was wondering: in the nest scene, there was a dead body in the nest, presumably left as food for the babies when they hatched. Alligators don't store food like that, right? Also (spoiler alert) There were ~10 alligators, and 2 or 3 were killed. Would the other alligators be attracted by the blood of the dead one and eat it?
We have not seen the movie, we’re gonna have to get back to you on that
That's one of the things the movie got right, crocodillians will keep a "stash" they can come back to later.
Very educational please keep posting more vids I enjoyed
Not supporting a movie like that! Thank you so much for more intelligent facts on one of my favorite animals again. I still enjoy Jaws from time to time but that was the 70s its bloody 2019 people need to realize and respect these beautiful creatures!! Thank you Chris and Gabby you do amazing work and would love to work with you one day!!!
Joseph Corbett 🤦🏽♂️ it’s a movie. Relax and take the stick out
Joseph Corbett I watched it and it was really good✨And The Gator 🐊 Didn’t
Break the window by himself, the water did and pushed the gator and the gator it’s self sees the girl and wants to attack her and with all the pressure it breaks🎉 And the gator got in through a pipe and stays there it also puts the eggs on top of debris👍 Just gave some small facts. Thanks For Reading✨
It’s a movie you nutjub
Alligators took a permanent night vision potion
Thanks for the input, perhaps your video gets traction and people understand how alligators truly are. This was fun, can’t wait for the movie review! 😃
Love you guys. Love the wisdom you bring for us. I love gators and get very upset when a trapper removes them when they have done nothing.
also why did they not just use the shovel to break the weak brick walls. it would have been eassy then they just had would have to go to there front door walk up the stairs and well waited for it to be over.
like literally the walls were hella weak
beginning of video: gator moves at 0:16-0:20
End of video: "Now I know everyone is thinking this gator is fake, he hasn't moved once"
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Me: .. ARE YOU SURE ABOUT DAT?!
Thanks for the explanation and the nice relaxing video U2. Greets from the Netherlands
Since they're speculating on just the trailer, I won't fault them too much for this, but one point that stuck out to me was that they called that space a basement; that is not a basement, it is a crawl space underneath the house typically where you find plumbing and other foundational elements of the house. And the alligators got into the crawlspace through a broken and exposed drain pipe that drained into the lake
Chris, I have a friend that lives in Pompano and he has a 4' basement. I have been in it. Storm door type access. Also, I remember Paul and Ron doing a show about basements in N Miami. They said Johnny Depps house has a basement. Only been in one. But, I can say 100% they exist.
Not a common thing I guess, but good to know!!
I can confirm that at one time it wasn't uncommon to see a large alligator, most of the fossils from gators i have in my collection are in the 13 foot range.
The only reason so many things are wrong is bc the movies want to entertain and make it scary but some people will be Concerned about this
great video very informative. Also for sure one death by alligator was the little boy at disney but that's the only one ive heard about in the last few years.
“Oh, by the way, this happens in a BASEMENT....in FLORIDA.”
My goodness, did these writers do ANY research?
I believe the setting is the crawlspace beneath the house, not the basement.
It's not a basement
They don’t have basements or crawl spaces in Florida and they had bricks with holes near the ground which they would never have in Florida either
That's is so brave working with alligators. Very impressive. I like learning about them and crocs
Okay , I watched this movie today and I don’t think you guys should’ve based everything off of the trailer. They don’t make the alligators roar, they hiss and also the alligators were somehow already in the crawl space. It would obviously be bigger if it was a basement. The alligators PREVIOUSLY laid their eggs there. Also the baby alligators actually played no REAL part in the movie, the reason they showed them is to show that the alligators were there before. Another thing, of course there is going to be blood in these types of movies. I understand this video is educational and I actually found it interesting but this is literally just a movie for entertainment, it’s going to be unrealistic and of course the directors are going to make gators seem scary when they’re not.
Maddie couldn’t have said it any better. At the end of the day it’s just another horror film for entertainment purposes. It’s just a movie it’s fiction.
Director: do gators open mouth when they chase prey?
Alligator: no, we don't do that. That's more like a shark way
Director: oh, but that's more cool so we gonna make it anyway
This episode is so funny! Thank you so much ... 😂😂😂 Greetings from Berlin Germany 🤗👍🤩🇩🇪
You guys rock.... Keep rockin', and educating....
Something I noticed was how the gators went from kill to kill. You don't see them eating what they get, they're just killing for fun. There's also some minor fights with them, and the gators, while being stabbed, are still trying to kill them. No predator is going to risk injury, this movie was ridiculous.
Greetings from the Netherlands and thank you for your videos. I hope that i go one day too the USA but i am invalide so its a dream...... But thank God for UA-cam 👍👍
Nothing beats Jaws: The Revenge. Ya'll remember the Shark Growling?
You guys are so cool. Such a detailed video, so much to learn. Love from INDIA ❤️
You think the gators are ever like, "Ah, yes. This is warm. I like this human-shaped weightes blanket on my back."
That gator in front looks so real. You guys are very good with CGI. lol subscribed!!!
It’s not CGI they did move
Alligators are my favorite and also it couldn't even bite your feet because again their eyes are at the top of their head so even if they were directly on the ground they could only see their legs but then again they could randomly bite out of nowhere but from what I know thats slightly rare and I'm very sorry if you already mentioned this if you did I didn't hear this is what I heard and I know this because my mom studied to be a marine biologist but she didn't and she was gonna be a nurse but then again she didn't she studied for both but didn't actually get into the job and also I liked and subscribed and this is the first video I've seen by you guys and I already love this channel its so educational and I promise to check out more stuff on your channel :) (sorry its so long)
too much anxiety watching that killing machine resting among you.
Killing machine? You mean Flacko? 😂😂😂
@@FloridasWildest I know you guys are experts and know what you are doing. But while watching I was thinking what if it snapped and bite a limp off. Reptiles are no dogs they have no emotions they are like robots.
Why ? The animal is just sitting there peacefully. I would make friends with it
@@lovehearts9710 Maaaaaybe because they're wild animals and unpredictable even if you think you know them enough? Maybe idk juuust a thought
Reptiles definitely have emotions, cognitive thought and emotional capacity didn't just suddenly evolve in mammals.
I come from tiktok and holy... im obsessed.
@Weiss Carnation Ditto.... I've been binge watching lol
You guys are super amazing ! Oh gosh !
15:11 SOOO gators are just really big cats you can’t change my mind on this LMAO
MOMENT you want to pet them even if they’ve been laying next to you all day they go into attack mode LMAO !
Depends what part of Florida... I have 2 close family friends with the 2nd floor underground here in Milton and Pace.
Yes, it is true that candy machines will attack people. 🙂
Now yall should talk about "after movie reactions"
I know this video was old, but it honestly would've been nice if the Alligators sounded more accurate to how they actually sound in reality. In my opinion, the actual sounds they make are much more intimidating in a situation where you're being attacked or confronted by one
Build a massive hill …. To build your house…. So you can build a basement 😂
Maybe it was because I've seen Alligator/Crocodile related documentaries that I wasn't sold on the movie. It was absolutely terrible, complete waste of time. Great vid.
Thank you for the video, it was very informative!
Really interesting, thanks. The movie was not quite as unrealistic as the trailer suggests.
You'd think any film production would include a behavior specialist for animal films - or even basic architecture for local structures. Basements, in Florida, indeed. Wonder if there was a fireplace while they were at it? But, silly me, applying logic to the film industry - what was I thinking?
U seems correct.. they are movie for just fascination
I saw the movie last year and there's a scene that the guy is standing where the basement is and the alligator jumps up and attacks him. How true is that?
I'd love to hear your critique of Anaconda, one of thee most awful creature films ever made, so factually incorrect yet so many people believe...that's how large snakes behave.
Same problem with Jaws
Everyone thinks sharks are dangerous killing machines so they kill the sharks
But sharks are actually beautiful and more intelligent than people give them credit for
You mean piranhaconda?
I’d love to see a video where y’all talk about the man who was killed by a gator in Louisiana during hurricane Ida in 2021.
you should be in one of those 'expert reacts to' series
I love all the gator facts you bring. I am in sw fla. We had Wilber across our little lake. He was massive. I bet he was a good 10+ feet. Trappers come and take them. Our favorite gators are gone. Really makes me angry. The gators are hurting nobody. I miss them.
It’s just a film. Make believe but will make people more scared of alligators. I’m in the UK and wouldn’t want to live in Florida near the Everglades
loved it!
what about crocodiles though?
Bull Shark: Am I a joke to you?
Did you guys come around to watching this movie? If so would you be willing to do another video? Also I feel as if you should do a series where you watch Alligator/Crocodile movies and review them with your experience and knowledge. Films such as Lake Placid, Black Water, Rogue, Primeval etc. Great video though, you've gained a new subscriber
I really wish Hollywood would stop creating fear around these animals. For any one that knows even the slightest bit about them these movies are not entertaining in the slightest, they're just cringeworthy. It's actually dangerous to the wellbeing of the animals, snakes and crocodilians are by far the most feared animals on the planet and it's all because of a lack of understanding and movies abusing that lack of understanding.
Is there a video coming for you guys seeing the movie yet?
What’s your thoughts on Snake Discovery’s Rex?
Terrific company. Good vid. Wonderful people. Horrifying movie.
I remember watching you on Gator Boys. Show was awesome, sad it ended and that Chris didn’t get to be in more episodes