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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Enter Dubai's Largest Exotic Animal Market... (crazy animal inside!!) 😳
TOUR the LARGEST Live Animal Market in the Middle East! - Located in Dubai the Warsan Pet Market has some of the most extreme and exotic animals. I took a behind the scenes tour to learn more about these amazing species including: Toucans, Owls, Meerkats, Cats, Dogs, Snakes, Reptiles, Aquariums, Fish, and more.
📍 Warsan Animal, Birds, and Plant Market
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
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Mixed feeling..
Some of those animals (specially birds) were taken very good care of and seemed real well.. but then those snakes, meerkats and other wild species.. it was just sad seeing them either stressed or sad
And the poor Guinea pigs they looked like a hood weight but those nails 😬
*good
@@MarcelineTheSnack ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
I know that big yellow snake in the “bigger crate” didn’t even have an inch to move around
@@nevaehphillips7776 I know
Oof- It broke my heart to see so many large snakes kept in such tiny enclosures. I wonder what kind of life that 20 year old python has lived...
That’s v common practice with pythons across the world be it dubai or the US, even if they are given space they barely utilize it.
It’s not just the snakes literally every animal is abused there 😢
@@Rq.m0yeah😢
Snakes don't need a big enclosure,they will feel threatened if their enclosure is too big
@@mynibbanibba9343 Are wild snakes threatened by their natural environment?
I was born and raised in Dubai and let me tell you this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to exotic animals being sold. I am a firm believer that wild animals belong in their rightful habitat and NOT in cages. Sure some of the cages are clean and maintained well, but it's quite sad to see overcrowding in some of them as well. Its all about the status you hold and how well you can 'flex' that, which started the exotic trade. I have visited this place a few times and truly feel for all the animals that are caged up for days. The ones that get sold are considered the 'lucky ones' because God only knows what happens to the ones that aren't sold. When asked, every store owner says the same thing "they go back to the farm". It is just heart breaking to see this being done in one of the most developed countries in the world.
None of these animals is lucky. Who knows who buys these and if the owners will provide a suitable habitat for them. I highly doubt that you can cover the needs of most of these animals in a desert like Dubai. And for each sold animal, another will be "produced" on farms or taken from the wild under cruel circumstances. How can anyone think it's a good idea to buy dogs from puppy mills in Ukraine, separate them from their mothers and transport them over thousands of miles to a desert?! I don't want to know how many animals die before they even reach the shop windows.
@@foxy3711 exactly!! God knows what happens to the ones that dont get sold... i really do not like thinking about it. And on top of that they do the same for exotic animals, where does it end ? This is what tourists should know about Dubai, instead of thinking about the luxury buildings and cars.
Something doesn't feel right knowing you can buy a owl, technically a predator animal, for less than some breeds of dogs. Then see it caged up knowing how much space it needs AND the fact it's probably gonna die from stress.
cool..but dubai isnt a country...uae is...
I only frown upon the people keeping animals that they know are unhappy. Conservation by commercialization is key. With out these animals in captivity a disease could wipe out wild populations over night and we'd have no way to help. Also before you say let zoos keep them there's not enough zoos to save them all and most zoos rely and private keepers for their information.
The large parrots were taken care of. But it was sad seeing the other animals. The squirrels next to the snakes were terrified. And the puppies and kittens that were individually in those glass containers instead of with other puppies and kittens they could play with was sad.
those glass containers are even in Western countries, its not that sad bro
How would you feel if someone locked you in a cage with nothing to do. Of course it’s bad
the puppy thing- it used to be normal in the US about 10 years ago but now people usually buy directly from breeders
yeah if pet stores have any puppies/dogs anymore, it's almost always going to be just a few.
Honestly this isn't too different from some American pet stores and they are a lot cleaner than most store I've been too in the states as well. I'm very pleased with the cleanliness of everything they showed. In places like this too it seems like the sell rate is very high too, so the animals aren't there for long.
America is a pretty low bar itself though when it comes to exotic pets. The stores being clean isn't the issue, it's the trade and eventual ownership of the animals being in the hands of people who want them just because they're a novelty and have no business caring for them.
Aside from the dogs, I was very positively surprised how well everything was taken care of. All the cages seem very clean!
The dogs actually didn't seem THAT bad. Like when dogs and cats are up for adoption at Petco/Petsmart like it's way smaller and dirtier and they look way more depressed~
I have NEVER EVER seen a meerkat for sale in America and to keep them without something to burrow in at the very least is just so fucking cruel smfh
@@Roger__Wilco
This why poaching is still high. Imagine a spoiled kid in Dubai, a $23,000 is chump change. He'll probably treat the animal like a toy. Let it die off, and buy another one for the next weekend.
A friend lives in Dubai... money doesn't make people thoughtful, either buying these " pets" or how they are acquired. Very sad .
That's super sad
I live in Dubai and a friend lives in America. America is insane on pet ownership laws now they shoot frozen iguanas and glorify Joey Exotic.
@@eal1 they shoot them because they are evasive and killing of the native population because they have few natural predators the people have to be the predators… educate yourself before talking bad about people
@@eal1 to be fair the iguanas are introduced invasive species.
Its not sad......really no....the shop looks good and clean....there is a huge animal store in germany....and they sell it tjust like this from smaller cages and everything
I was really impressed with the parrots.. they had all their feathers and the animals didn't look stressed.
Ayo who the hell would sell a toucan
@@DaN_EdiTz apprently the seller in dubai does that now
@@nl7458 e eee eeee eeeeee Pam pam ba bey
@@DaN_EdiTz they aren't actually as rare as you think, idk if they are good, but I've definitely seen dozens in my area and tropical birds aren't even native.
@@Reptile_Gecko wow
It was great to see your shock and view you evaluating your ethics. Most of the birds I saw are birds you can have legally in most countries. I would think a majority of these are captive-bred for logistics and because they want the babies to be hand-fed for tameness, but birds absolutely do get smuggled and it wouldn't surprise me if they end up in places like this. Re your questions about the dogs: no, it's not okay how they're kept. Most of these conditions were heavily crowded, filthy, improper, and stressful, but it's important to remember that absolutely happens at shops in the US.
They didn't look crowded from what I saw, their rooms (not cages) were a good size and they were clean. They also looked healthy, so maybe we are watching a different video.
@@bkm2797 what rooms? The bird cages were filthy and most with multiple birds were overcrowded. The meerkat cages were dirty and stressful giving them nowhere to hide. Same with the sugar gliders.
I was responding to what you said about how the puppies (dog's) were being kept, and I totally disagree with you.
Those dogs & cats are kept in the same way here in Europe...
@@stryed3483 dont lie dude the shelters in spain are better then that for real and i know they do sell dogs like that in spain but in holland its illegal because its fialeting the rides of the animals and there needs. no animal should be in such a small environment where they cant expres there natural behaviour. this is wrong in every possible way you would know that if you learned about the needs and welfare of the animals before saing its normal cause i saw that ones
Great to see! Thanks George!😁
For the most part the bird looked in good health, with most of their feathers and being relatively calm showing they aren’t overly stressed.
I did notice some dyed Bengalese finches in purple and yellow which aren’t colours that exist in captivity
lots of those birds had their wings clipped, i dont think this should ever be done its cruel
It's really sad to think about a lot of the exotic animals like the toucan because they where probably wild caught.
they breed they dont go and caught cus there a place in diffrent country that they bread
@@ows_b2821 its complicated, maybe some really come from nature cus in a few country the law about animal isnt the best. Like my country, every year there are cases of illegal export of exotic animals
Tucans are bred in captivity
I have connections with some exotic animal breeders and tucans and horbills are one of the ones they breeed, they have like 5 species they breed
@@bintangdilangit3348 Ye, it definitely depends and actually people breeding ethically in captivity can be seen as conservation methods, since it helps take the pressure of wild populations and people can get genuinely healthy well looked after animals and less demand seeks WC ones. Sadly, it is likely impossible to stop demand, so working on ethical captive breeding seems like some of the only ways to truly help that area, as honestly even banned people will just get them in ways that would be even more disastrous for animals.
Pretty sad to see this. Toucans (endangered ) are found in South American rainforests, not sure what this one is doing in this desert :(
why youre sad, its good to keep them if they are endangered
@@WaterWhim they can’t reproduce if people only can afford one
iamfrommars2000 "Toucan" is not a species. WHICH toucan species are endangered? I'll give you a hint, not a single toucan in this video is "endangered".
@@Maspets you support Dubai selling animals that don’t belong in homes. Stop.
@@WaterWhim Breeding in captivity is challenging. This one is the end of it.
While I'm not a fan of all of this and think the enrichment is lacking (to say the least) they did all look mostly healthy and clean. That is better than a lot of places I've been!
Has anyone else noticed that in most stores didn't have food or water available for the animals inside the cages? I think animals needs to have water and food inside the cages 24h.
No shit, Sherlock.
no they don't. i have pets and i know that they dont. yes they need water 24/7 but not feed bcz they overfeed and die
@@nwyk153 I didn't the lack of water. So it's nice if someone points it out. If you were talking about there should be food all the time. There shouldn't cause animals overeat.
Im pretty impressed with these shops they seem clean and the animals look healthy. Better than a lot of petshops ive been to in the US
"you gotta be crazy to buy a squirrel"
- same kid who puts exotic marine life in acrylic cages lmao
THANK YOU.
Isn't it easier to keep fish? As long as the tank isn't too small. The squirrel in this video was also acting wild like George said. But I don't see how squirrels can't be pets. People care for dogs but I think people don't speak enough about other animals kept in small containers. Like birds. Birds should be free to fly some.
@@user-gu9yq5sj7c no it’s not easier to keep fish. It’s easier to contain a fish because they can’t jump crawl or make noises. Way to go bozo of the day
God bless the animals in the food and pet market, they are stuck in these cages for a long time, hope they will have a responsible and caring owner as soon as possible
lmao the shopkeeper at 10:20 understood the assignment when he made the lil camera motion :P
Unfortunately, when looking for pet shops anywhere in the world, it's a hit or miss even in places like America. It's obvious that the shop Barracuda is way up there in store ranks while other shops may sell the same animals but have either in worse conditions and or shady sourcing of the animals. Every country will have it's own set of issues surrounding the treatment of animals, but I'm glad you found some good ones that day.
some of the cleanest pet shops ive seen ngl ofc there are mistakes made, but you can tell they do care.
This made me cry. I hope they all can freely run, swim, and fly outside of those cages 😭😭
Was that Rudy? Making the bird voice 😂
so many animals in this video show stress and health problems and just because its legal to sell, doesnt mean its ok to sell. it kind of sad to see when you know stuff about all that animals.
Please help ban domestic cats. If you really care you would see the mass murder they commit to the tune of millions of wild animals a year. More countries need to fine cat owners that let them out of the house.
@@eal1 domestic cats as in, like, a regular old housecat?
yea having an “outdoor Cat” should be illegal. But banning them as a whole? That’s a bit much
@@eal1 This i agree. All domestic cats should live indoors. they also live longer. If they want to bring the cat outdoors, make a Cat-tio or put it on a leash.
@@ojinga Maybe they should be banned from areas with a lot of wild life and endangered species.
I have a masters degree in animal behaviour and animal science. Animal abuse should be stopped immediately
Should, yes. Will it ever happen? No.
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George, these jumbo snakes, my dear friend, is called the Burmese Python. Females from up to 25, 27, sometimes reaching up to 30 ft and weighing up to 250+ lbs (males much smaller, usually around 40ish to 50ish lbs and up to 14 ft).
No burmese will touch 30ft (even the longest python (reticulated) have a maximum verified of 23ft - despite anecdotal reports of bigger). That said, the price tag of $16,000 is astronomical - we can buy them in the UK for less than £100.
@@andrewwootton7281 perhaps you're right...probably a max of 27 tops. As for the reticulated, it would probably hit 30 in the wild where it would have optimum environment
Seeing places like this make me really hope that they are captive breed
The insensitivity and vanity of Dubai... just very sad! Someone once said, you can measure the character of a nation and it's people by the way it treats it's animals.
Unfortunately, nothing new under the sun. 😣 😥
In the middle east dogs that are kept in these small chages are very Temporary, just like how the fish suppliers keep fish in small tanks before export same thing here they barley stay long in these changes
I genuinely cried watching this video. I can't even walk in a pet store without getting upset :( I wish all these animals could go to good homes
I debated not watching this for that reason.
It was sad when he said the birds have giant enclosure but in my opinion that is the bare minimum.
it’s sad but that’s an overreaction
jajaja 🤣 i love it, so?
Good. Cry again
Hi am first ✨❤️ I love your videos
My Neighbour in Canada has a big red Macaw Perrot and she’s only aloud to have it if she wills it down to someone because they live so long they will outlive you most likely.
You have the coolest channel on UA-cam. I love love love your channel.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
In Australia where I live it is Illegal to sell dogs at pet stores
The biggest animals/animalstuff storec chain in sweden dont sell animals or fish anymore. Thats the right way 2 go..
@@vera3573 Definitely, chains can be VERY useful for some equipment people can't get very often, but many just do not do well with living things even feeders some times.
Where do you even buy them then?
I have a lot of exotic animals I love my birds like the bald eagle great horned owl and a hyacinth macaw
The grabbing the ferrets buy the tail made me want to cry but otherwise most of there seem better the I expected starting this video :P
oh also Flemish giant rabbits are not German, they are from Belgium.
I have owned 13 ferrets. If they aren't held when small, they will bite. That is why he holds them by the tail. I have seen the damage that ferrets do to people.
They have to be held as babies or they won't make a good pet.
@@janettesweet6087 Oh I know what they can do... one time I thought my kits where ready for me wearing socks in the house...oh boy was I wrong 🤣
Still I don't think that risking spinal damage is the solution to not getting bit.
My 4 years old baby boy really love your blog 😍❤️ Coz he also love fishes and animals that are features in your vlogs 😍 keep it up .
Wow, so he will learn soon that it is OK to exploit animals like this.
My 10 year old son loves his channel as well.
@@foxy3711 Didn't George express concern for the animals in this video?
I heard/read that most exotic animals are illegal to own in Dubai, so idk how or to who most of these are being sold to…?
News flash! People break the law! Who woulda thunked it.
@@DeezNuts-hf2xm What I’ve seen it’s “normal ppl”, maybe middle class families that mostly shop there, it’s very strict and if u don’t follow the rules n laws in Dubai the consequences are very problematic for u. Hence why I think that it must be some really specific animals that they count as ”exotic” cause I don’t think the ”normal” family would take any risks.
This is the most highly regulated market in Dubai. If you want a tiger or monkey you go elsewhere.
I read somewhere they smuggle them in through Egypt I think
It’s Dubai they don’t care if you do this stuff, it’s not seen as a “real crime” there
The fish and the birds look like they had very good care but the other animals look like there scared or stressed
Seeing the snakes made me tear up..
I sold my collection of 12 beautiful ball pythons about a year ago, and I ended up selling them for a fraction on what they are worth cause I sold them to a pet store.. I miss them more than anything tbh.
Can i ask u somthing is it true ball pythons like thight spaces
@@xandervanoevelen2401 Sure they may like a hide or a safe space in a decent sized enclosure but they don’t like being so cramped they can barely move
Looking forward to this series mate, looks good already!
Well, I know in the US when you’re in a shelter, they do tend to keep dogs in like a one on one shelter where they have like their own little kennel, but they let them go outside and play on their own and with cats they usually have a big room where all the cats play except for the ones that don’t like other cats and they have them in the small little enclosed rooms
- 2:49 Already this place doesn't seem okay. Poor animals. Also, are you even *able* to take your pet back home from Dubai!? 🤔🤔🤔
It’s really sad to see exotic animals being sold as “pets”. There are so many Animals that deserve to be in the Wild where they belong.
It’s one thing to see them in Zoos or Sanctuaries; however, I feel like a majority of the Animals you showed us aren’t supposed to be in our Homes.
Why are you on this guy's channel? All he does is keep exotic animals, with most being wild-caught.
@@Maspets if you can create a suitable Environment in your home for those Animals, then I don’t have a problem with it; however, most People don’t have that kind of money because you’re talking about spending over $100,000-1,000,000 on their Environment alone.
Also a lot of those Animals are captured from the Wild and they are not domesticated. Domestication can stress Animals out too and they can have shorter life spans.
@@shinyluckfairy "Domestication can stress Animals out too" Wth does this even mean? And I just told you his animals are wild-caught, I doubt he only gets aquacultured fish and corals.
Are you joking? I wouldn't need $100k to care for every animal in this video combined.
It’s not fear they can’t be free😡😡😡
The only animals that should be at home are cats and dogs the rest should be free
The urge to direct every enclosure and explaing how the majority are inadequate is overwhelming
LOL MY FRIEND DAVID IS A BIRD LOVER LIKE HES OBSESSED 😅
Most of those animals are in too small of enclosures. The pythons definitely need larger enclosures.
Yes
9:45 "I love my job" LOLOLOL HIS EXPRESSION
Where's the cheeta you showed in your thumbnail?😑
2:52 Meerkat looks sad😔😔
9:46
That smile can tell so many things, 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don’t clickbait. Now you have to get into a car with a tiger instead of a cheetah. An adult tiger.
That'd be fun
Not because of the eating, because of imagining a Tiger in a seatbelt
I’ve never seen a bird like that before
Pigeon: u dumb bruv 😂
I see that some of the animals in this video look like they are wild caught because of their behavior and health which makes me heart broken 😞
Of course they are but consider the death toll inflicted by domestic cats in your own country..millions of wild birds killed due to selfish cat owners that let them out of the house. Fortunately some countries are now imposing fines on cat owners if they let they out.
@@eal1 that's also very bad and as a person who keeps outdoor pets that worries me but luckily I live now in a apartment
@@eal1 I never recommend anyone to let their cats outside because the cat can also get injured
@@_invertico_ I'm glad you keep your pets indoor now. I fking hate when people let their cat roam free outdoor then cri when their cat get hit by a car or get poisoned by something.
@@dewantoroo well the quails live in the balcony but very safely.
12:16 I think that's a nicobar pigeon. Googling "dodo closest living relative" will bring up this bird.
Dubai has the coolest stuff
Omg that bird is cool man
Say what you want about Dubai, I have yet to go in a fish store not selling plecos to kids with a 10g aquarium or smaller with no issue.. let’s fix our own problems before we start to talk crap about other countries
You can judge two things at once. Just because america has some issues of it’s own doesn’t mean the clear issues here should be ignored
@@ztlabraptor211 Yes, but Aprilla’s point is that when you get self-righteous about judging a foreign country for issues that exist in our very own county you tend to exempt your country from accountability because you think the “other guy” is doing a worst job.
This isn’t quite the same as caring about two different things at once. This is about distracting ourselves from our reality but judging others.
@@guy8646 that logic would only apply if this video were about issues in America and someone said “country B is much worse” as a way to excuse or distract from it.
This is a video directly about Dubai… so why wouldn’t people be addressing the issues present in the video ? Also while America does have plenty of issues, especially in terms of things like puppy mills, it’s pretty strict when it comes to purchasing exotics
I'm gonna go there soon can't wait
Those dog kennels are far cleaner than any one I’ve been to so im sure it’s all good. As for everything else, people own big cats and far crazier things in Dubai.
The dogs probably come from puppy mills though
*Those are African Lovebirds (Agapornis)* 2:01 4:13 4:14 4:15
Always a pleasure to see you and your wonderful videos George! 🤗
training the bird to come back so it “runs away” when you take it home after spending so much
If it was me, I would stage a rescue operation and bring these exotic animals to sanctuaries around the world.
Lol they would capture more
yes this is horrible.
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Maybe concentrate on diminishing domestic cat ownership in your country. Do you know how many millions of wild birds a year they mame and kill? Don't worry about 5 meerkats, take on the bigger issues in your country regarding pet ownership and the devastating consequences cats inflict.
Most sanctuaries have to deny hundreds or thousands of wild animals like this a year because they don't have the room to give them proper care. This is a huge issue in the US also. People won't stop destroying wild animals lives out of selfishness
Places don't necessarily have room for more animals.
I really waited for your next upload, from the Philippines
There's a place in Manila, Philippines called Cartimar where there are lots of stores selling pets like these but the living conditions of the pets in some of the stores are not as prestine.
So sad to see animals 😢 😞 💔 😔 😪 living in that condition 💔💔💔💔
Fun fact, Toucans and Aracaris are some of the only exotic birds you can legally own in California and most other states :) They make great pets, and are usually not very expensive!
I don’t understand how you can promote those kind of shop. Even if you say owners love their animals, it’s just animal cruelty
really? cruelty? bit much.
@@nwyk153 I’m sorry but seeing this amont of birds in one cage (same for fishes), the hyacinth macaw is an endangered species that has no place in a pet store, did you see the behavior of meerkats in the first store, they put squirrels just next to snakes which only stresses them because they can be their prey,…. And I’m not talking about dogs and cats in their jars. So I’m sorry but I think the term cruelty or abuse is appropriate in this situation.
waaaaayyyyyyyyy better then any wet market
It's unfortunate that this was a great opportunity to shine a light on the illegal pet trade, wildlife trafficking, and zoonotic disease but the message of the video is that these establishments operate in good faith and that people should visit/buy from them when that is the last thing they should ever do.
True. It's his easy way out for a content creator. Maybe they paid him for keeping his mouth shut, or he really is that blind and dumb.
Nice documentary.. i like it
Poor animals 😔 so many of those need to be left in the wild
most of them are imported from either UK, France or Holland. so tell them to stop breeding them and world will stop buying them
And what about his exotic fish??
@@Maspetsthe pet trade has so many captive bred fish most exotic fish aren’t even an issue to the environment
@@foxesproject5031 Most MAMMALS are not an issue for the environment. More of them are captive-bred. The VAST majority of marine fish in the trade are wild-caught.
@@Maspets marine fish, but freshwater ( fish I’m most Experianced in ) are commonly captive bred or responsibly caught from the wild
One if the best vlog❤
I haven't really seen an comment about the condition of the reptiles. Most of them definitely need bigger cages and uvb lighting. The feeding rats didn't look healthy so the snake could also get sick. Honestly it seems like something you see at reptile expos in the Netherlands and those last a day or two.
I didn't see any sick or injured reptiles though.
Ye, unfortunately feeder rodents aren't bred for health, but thankfully for a lot of reptilians UVB isn't a necessity for living, so we can only hope they get the proper care to allow as many chances to thrive with whoever gets them.
Wow💖
That's incredible ❤️.
Omg 😆
ehh, still better practices than petco
Amazing video ❤😊
Wow, this is INCREDIBLE!!! If done poorly, that place could've been a huge disaster - Glad to see that the animals looked happy!
so cool👍👍👍👍
stuart little was a gerbil, i had some as a child good pets. my sister kept chinchillas.
suger gliders are bad as pets they get really stressed
love hyasenth macaw, they were extinct in the wild, but are being re introduced thanks to europiean breeders, mostly in germany
Wow bird from Nepal is so beautiful❤
14:00 that’s actually a giant black squirrel
For the dogs and cats it’s basically the same kennels as in a shelter
Amazing sotores there ! 💪👍
10:52
I don’t think I’ve seen so many varieties of snakes in one store
Some of those patterns are super hard to come by in the US
3:52 it's so cute why is it dancing 😂
- 6:22 As soon as they're sold they get replaced so it doesn't even help. What helps is not supporting pet shops that actually sell *PETS !!*
12:20 most polite people ever
The ringnecks are such cute birds. I had a blue one and a green one. They’re such funny little creatures. Omg the puppies. They’re all so happy ❤ I would have scooped the corgi and a shiba. 😍 And I probably would have taken the meerkats to get them outta the pacing little box. 😢
9:52 they’re not worried about that snake breaking that lightbulb that’s just laying on the ground next to it?
I think the animal at 9:05 is a degu. I have two of them. It's hard to get a good look. Honestly the care of these animals isn't that bad seeing its a temporary situation until they are brought home.
I think the snakes In the racks are pretty bad( no light or water or hides ) , but since it’s temporary for the other animals it’s not the worst. The enrichment in all the cages are lacking tho.
The Chinese would LOVE to live in Dubai
Cam we appreciate the fact he basically said that he will try to show us everything in case we are interested in odd things!
It’s funny how the guys were just practically bullying him WITH THE SNAKES AND TARANTULAS AHAHAHAH
Awesome video, i love seeing all the birds. God bless you and your family.....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
that's lots of beautiful animal, and it is so expensive 👍🌝💖
great video man
4:23 i have one of these birds🙂
Loved the video! Can’t wait for the rest! 🔥
Love your videos, appreciate what you bring is, be safe.
"This is like the flower horn of birds" 😂