It takes 6 to move a giant snake... (Plus baby albino alligators!)
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2019
- We're heading down to Tom Crutchfield's to help him move his giant 20 foot reticulated python to her new home. We also get to meet some incredible baby albino alligators!
- Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
He's very emotional about her leaving😔
I've seen him on many peoples vlogs and can tell he's true about his animals.. I almost teared up listening to him talk about her leaving.. 😢
U can hear when he’s talking about him missing her, that he will miss her. Tom is a true legend.
4:52 that woman picking up a gator like it's her baby oh myyyyy
Definitely not a alligator, looks like a type of monitor lizard.
Went on a swamp tour in New Orleans around Halloween 2020. Got to hold a wild baby that our guide caught on the tour. It was so sweet and I fell in love instantly. It gave me a whole new appreciation for these animals.
All ba ues are cute. Big snakes eat humans. That is notcute.
Tom, you can see and hear how much he loves her
Please do a video of the retic in her new enclosure guys.
Tom and Mike are 2 of the pioneers in keeping reptiles.
Some of these comments are so rude, the snake is a total sweetheart and I'm glad you spoke on the dangers as well of having these animals. They are beautiful creatures. What happened with the buramese pythons is sad but that's because of people not the animals.
On god
Really awesome video i cant wait to check out Greg’s new botanical garden someday but that dang beeping drove my dog nuts lol
Trust me, it drove us nuts too 😂😂😅😅😅
My dog too!! Woke her up🤣
Thanks guys for doing what you do. Studying Ecologist here you all are inspiring.
Omg how gorgeous are those rare albino gators wow great job guys !!!!!!🦄🌈♥️🎯🎀🎖
Hi everyone! Good job moving your big friend safely and I hope things go well at the new home. (:
Those Albino Gators are so cute. How big will they get?
Beatiful snake!
I want to move into that enclosure!!
Love Tom!!! Love what he’s done in the animal conservation! He’s amazing
*BEEEEEEP!*
So Greg Graziani was a South Florida python breeder in the late-1980s? 🤔
Bless your souls .
Haha I live in cutler ridge. But on a serious note why is it so hard to spot these things?? I florida and only seen one
So what’s the “big deal” (for lack of a better term) of the albino gators? And why such a high cost? Are they used for research? Or are they just so rare that they’re that much cooler?
Collectors love them because they’re rare! Just like all the super fancy and rare snake morphs that are out nowadays!
Albino ball pythons used to be worth thousands, the first coral glows sold for $70k. It’s expensive while it’s rare
@@cmcmillan22 yeah and it’s really sad because live animals aren’t collectible objects even if you love them..
WOW
I realize this video is a year old but I’m curious what you would feed a python this size. Also, live animals so they can hunt naturally or dead?
Frozen/thawed piglets and large rabbits at this size
@@FloridasWildest that was a fast reply! Thank you!!!
Do Albino alligators exist in the wild ? Tia love your channel ❤️
yes but since they have no camouflage they don’t last very long as babies sadly but there’s been cases of them making it to adults in the wild tho
Idk if he is sad his snake is leaving or hes scared it's coming out of its cage lol
Sad she’s leaving :(
Those babies are going to need sunscreen!
Lol
He didn’t really answer how much one of those snakes cost or did he and I just missed it? Easily 10.000 I bet.
Why not sedate these big snakes ?
It’s not practical- still gotta catch it to sedate it. It’s also risky to sedate animals.
How about just killing them
Tom Blount because not everyone is a blatant sociopath
Actually you pour hot water on the snake that’s coiling. That’s makes the snake let go of it’s target
That’s abuse. Rubbing alcohol works fine .
The guy on the python cowboy channel catches wild pythons alone all the time up to about 12 to 13 feet.
So does Chris. He has multiple pictures and videos on his IG. A 13 foot python doesn’t compare to an 18 foot retic. Just look at the girth of her.
Plus you are comparing two different things. Grabbing this snake behind the head would be extremely stressful for her. This is the best way to move her.
The guy most likely not alone he has a partner probably holding the camera
Shan 323- nope, he does it alone. His camera has a magical device called a tripod. It's only when others want to film him does he have a "cameraman" and they usually end up getting out to work. You might want to watch his latest video. You might learn something.