Gator safety with Casper! Don’t feed the gators!! A fed gator is a dead Gator, they end up being shot for fed behavior. And the main reason people get bit by gators is someone was feeding them! This video just came up in my memories from last year at Everglades Outpost. —-Reminder- Casper lives at the outpost, he is not my gator, and I now have my own animal sanctuary I’ve dedicated my life to that I’m at full time that is 6hrs away so I do not see Casper anymore. I’m honestly hesitant to even s
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Gator safety with Casper! Don’t feed the gators!! A fed gator is a dead Gator, they end up being shot for fed behavior. And the main reason people get bit by gators is someone was
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Gator going for my head! Darth gator here likes to target my head, he’s often the best behaved when stationing and following training, but like I always say trained is NOT tamed and once I break training he see opportunity and tries to take my head off! Notice that once they realize I have control still how they calm back down, they’re very smart and calculating. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces
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Gator going for my head! Darth gator here likes to target my head, he’s often the best behaved when stationing and following training, but like I always say trained is NOT tamed and once I break training he see opportunity and tries to take my head off! Notice that once they realize I have control still how they calm back down, they’re very smart and calculating. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces
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Four days out of the wild with this gator! Check that out!! This gator has a very calm disposition, but it’s also in how I’m very gently handling it and how I move. It’s hard to explain and most people won’t understand, but the way you love and act has monumental impact on the animal. So much goes into training, including this animal’s very naturally calm disposition. I think the name we’re going with for this one is “little guapo” 😂. All the gators are rescue nuisance gators. Four days from th
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Four days out of the wild with this gator! Check that out!! This gator has a very calm disposition, but it’s also in how I’m very gently handling it and how I move. It’s hard to explain and most people won’t understand, but the way you love and act has monumental impact on the animal. So much goes into training, including this animal’s very naturally calm disposition. I think the name we’re going with for this one is “little guapo” 😂. All the gators are rescue nuisance gators. Four days from th
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Gator training! Training just like a dog, but the Gator is nothing like a dog! I’ve worked with Casper 17yrs and he doesn’t see as his friend, provider, master, none of that. Those are also all concepts he doesn’t understand whatsoever 😂. They’re gators not dogs, I don’t feed them beforehand and even if I did it wouldn’t make a difference. You can’t “feed them enough” to make them nice, they don’t get satiated and I’ve literally watched one eat so much food he puked it up and ate it again. It’s
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Gator training! Training just like a dog, but the Gator is nothing like a dog! I’ve worked with Casper 17yrs and he doesn’t see as his friend, provider, master, none of that. Those are also all concepts he doesn’t understand whatsoever 😂. They’re gators not dogs, I don’t feed them beforehand and even if I did it wouldn’t make a difference. You can’t “feed them enough” to make them nice, they don’t get satiated and I’ve literally watched one eat so much food he puked it up and ate it again. It’s
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Gator going for my head! Darth gator here likes to target my head, he’s often the best behaved when stationing and following training, but like I always say trained is NOT tamed and once I break training he see opportunity and tries to take my head off! Notice that once they realize I have control still how they calm back down, they’re very smart and calculating. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces
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Gator going for my head! Darth gator here likes to target my head, he’s often the best behaved when stationing and following training, but like I always say trained is NOT tamed and once I break training he see opportunity and tries to take my head off! Notice that once they realize I have control still how they calm back down, they’re very smart and calculating. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces
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Four days out of the wild with this gator! Check that out!! This gator has a very calm disposition, but it’s also in how I’m very gently handling it and how I move. It’s hard to explain and most people won’t understand, but the way you love and act has monumental impact on the animal. So much goes into training, including this animal’s very naturally calm disposition. I think the name we’re going with for this one is “little guapo” 😂. All the gators are rescue nuisance gators. Four days from th
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Four days out of the wild with this gator! Check that out!! This gator has a very calm disposition, but it’s also in how I’m very gently handling it and how I move. It’s hard to explain and most people won’t understand, but the way you love and act has monumental impact on the animal. So much goes into training, including this animal’s very naturally calm disposition. I think the name we’re going with for this one is “little guapo” 😂. All the gators are rescue nuisance gators. Four days from th
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Gator training! Training just like a dog, but the Gator is nothing like a dog! I’ve worked with Casper 17yrs and he doesn’t see as his friend, provider, master, none of that. Those are also all concepts he doesn’t understand whatsoever 😂. They’re gators not dogs, I don’t feed them beforehand and even if I did it wouldn’t make a difference. You can’t “feed them enough” to make them nice, they don’t get satiated and I’ve literally watched one eat so much food he puked it up and ate it again. It’s
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Gator training! Training just like a dog, but the Gator is nothing like a dog! I’ve worked with Casper 17yrs and he doesn’t see as his friend, provider, master, none of that. Those are also all concepts he doesn’t understand whatsoever 😂. They’re gators not dogs, I don’t feed them beforehand and even if I did it wouldn’t make a difference. You can’t “feed them enough” to make them nice, they don’t get satiated and I’ve literally watched one eat so much food he puked it up and ate it again. It’s
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Big angry gator!! Seven being mad as I drain his pond and hissing at me! And checkout that nictitating membrane!! The nictitating membrane is a transparent membrane used to protect the eye! I also vut off this video before touching/interacting with him since tiktok flags everything I post as “dangerous acts”, so I removed myself from the post and remind everyone im a trained professional, never attempt. If you want to see the full video and me handking gators, check my IG/FB in bio More info on
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Big angry gator!! Seven being mad as I drain his pond and hissing at me! And checkout that nictitating membrane!! The nictitating membrane is a transparent membrane used to protect the eye! I also vut off this video before touching/interacting with him since tiktok flags everything I post as “dangerous acts”, so I removed myself from the post and remind everyone im a trained professional, never attempt. If you want to see the full video and me handking gators, check my IG/FB in bio More info on
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Holding this big gator up to show off his size!! This is Seven of course❤️🐊 checkout how he puts his nictitating membrane up too, they’ll do this to protect the eye and like swimming goggles underwater. More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in t
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Holding this big gator up to show off his size!! This is Seven of course❤️🐊 checkout how he puts his nictitating membrane up too, they’ll do this to protect the eye and like swimming goggles underwater. More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in t
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Big gator seven fumbles the ball😂 sometimes they miss! He then thinks about going for me instead 😂More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in the main enclosure. That of course did not happen, but we made the move preemptively. I know everyone is
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Big gator seven fumbles the ball😂 sometimes they miss! He then thinks about going for me instead 😂More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in the main enclosure. That of course did not happen, but we made the move preemptively. I know everyone is
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Giant aggressive gator!!🐊 Actually, he’s not aggressive, he’s being defensive and mad that I’m going to clean his pond! He hates bath time😂. Look how tall he stands up!! Check out that huge bulge at the neck, that’s the jaw MUSCLE! Huge!! He definitely works out 💪 . There is no pressure point under the jaw, touching there does nothing to the gator, no trick. It’s just safest place to grab to not get bit and try to guide/control the head, and that’s no guarantee. A guy I know slipped on that o
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Giant aggressive gator!!🐊 Actually, he’s not aggressive, he’s being defensive and mad that I’m going to clean his pond! He hates bath time😂. Look how tall he stands up!! Check out that huge bulge at the neck, that’s the jaw MUSCLE! Huge!! He definitely works out 💪 . There is no pressure point under the jaw, touching there does nothing to the gator, no trick. It’s just safest place to grab to not get bit and try to guide/control the head, and that’s no guarantee. A guy I know slipped on that o
665.2K viewsJan 21, 2023
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Struggle snuggles with this big gator!! My job is to just annoy Seven all day with my shenanigans😂😂. Thankfully he is so tolerant 😂.More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in the main enclosure. That of course did not happen, but we made the mov
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Big gator creeping up on my leg!! It’s always sketchy when Seven is under water that close to my leg!! Better casually back him up with one finger 😂☝️💪More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in the main enclosure. That of course did not happen, b
407.3K viewsMay 13, 2023
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Wild gator handling! This is how all the “nice” gators you see me working with start when they’re first caught! This is a freshly caught rescue nuisance gator and is NOT aggressive, but defensive, it doesn’t yet understand that I am not going to hurt him and am not a threat, but repeatedly handling him like this will make him realize I don’t hurt him. This is part of the “mellowing out” process. Seeing a gator act like this upsets people, but this is the reality of the work we do, if you don’t h
560K viewsMay 2, 2023
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Look at the size of this gator!! Lifting Seven’s tail up to show his size off some! Alligator tails are incredibly powerful and their main source of swimming power! A lot of people ask about them trying to hit you with their tail, they will defensively swing the tail but it’s not like they use it to attack, silly to use the tail when you’ve got jaws that can crush a skull! More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely arou
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Snoopy coming up and talking about gator tongues and why they’re two colors! More info from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces each. 40lbs between about 20 gators, once a week. And most are overweight from this! That’ll blow a few minds, but you just have to remember your high school biology! Being that they’re ectotherms and don’t produce their own body heat, they actually eat very little and a 10ft gator will
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Hanging out with this huge gator! Checkout how Seven moves his nictitating membrane underwater! They will put up the membrane underwater but flick it back to get a better look! More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as he can easily kill some of the smaller ones in the main enclosure. That of
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TAMING THE BEAST…or is it GATOR WHISPERER…or maybe, maybe it’s actually just being calm and gently talking to an animal like it’s intelligent enough to understand through my tone and actions and past interactions that I mean it no harm. Yep, that’s what it is. 😉 Guys, I would make soooo much money if I just claimed I had supernatural powers and played into it, but I like actually explaining things better😂. Here you can see how Seven does actually lay down and stop hissing as I talk to him(if y
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Gator positioning! Even though Casper is super chill and well trained, I always have to be mindful of my positioning and where I am around him. He’s not a pet, I love him but he does not love me! ~~~You can come swim with me and Casper! If you want to come join you can book online now, go to www.crocodilechris.com Let me know if you want to go! Observation and photos only at @evergladesoutpost and tour participants are separated from gators by safety fence. Remember all the gators you see me wor
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Snoopy gator grabbing a bite and then seeing if he can grab my phone 😂. They’re cute, but if you give them an inch they’ll take a mile! More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces each. 40lbs between about 20 gators, once a week. And most are overweight from this! That’ll blow a few minds, but you just have to remember your high school biology! Being that they’re ectotherms and don’t produce their own bod
287.2K viewsJul 22, 2022
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Big gator totally thought he got me! It’ll be hard to tell for people that don’t understand gator behavior well, but for me and George it was very clear here that Seven thought he had me! His entire demeanor changed, the look in his eyes, and his behavior was very different from how he normally acts! I know it won’t look like much to most people, but this was a dramatic change to me and George!! A great reminder of what I’m constantly saying, that no matter how trained and “gentle” they seem, th
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Some amorous alligators!! Gator breeding season is upon us!! Here we have a clueless McLovin trying his best, doesn’t work on land though buddy, need the water to be able to reach 😂. Then Macho and Loki, our resident male couple, they really are a couple and it’s really interesting behavior, I will have to do one of my croctalk podcast episodes to fully cover their dynamic, as well as all the other breeding season associated behavior!! More info from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park We
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Hanging out with big gator Seven! This was before the cold snap hit, obviously 😂. I will not being goin in his pond to hang out today, sorry buddy🥶🐊. How do the gators do with the cold? Check out the two videos I posted about it earlier this week!! More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and aggro to be in with the other gators as
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Finding gator teeth, fresh from the source🐊🤪. All crocodilians naturally shed and regrow their teeth, cycling through several thousand in a lifetime! That’s why they always have such nice white teeth! I wish I could do that, it would really cut down on dentist bills 😂. This is Zilla, he’s got his nictitating membrane up and is tired of my shenanigans 😂. More info from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces each
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Big gator hugs!! Well, he doesn’t like hugs lol I annoy him 😂. There’s no affection there guys, he tolerates me but is NOT like a dog or pet, and he would be happy to eat me if I let him. More info on him from previous posts-At Everglades Holiday Park Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for a weird reason- alligators have five toes on the front feet, four toes on the back feet, so a total of 8 back feet toes. He is missing one of his bac
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Talking about gator teeth! Normally when an alligator closes it’s mouth the bottom row of teeth fit into sockets in the upper jaw, so only the top row is visible, but there are some unusual gators like muttley here! Maybe he just needs braces 😂. It’s not that uncommon to see some goofy teeth like this, but the norm is to not have the bottom teeth visible when the jaws are closed. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and
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Big gator attack! I mean, not really, but I know that’s what everyone is always waiting for😂. But if I didn’t meet him half way and let him know I had him, he would’ve tried. Everything is always fluid, dynamic, each of us making changes based off the other. There is no pressure point under the jaw, touching there does nothing to the gator, zero effect, no trick, NOTHING. It’s just safest place to grab to not get bit and try to guide/control the head, and that’s no guarantee. A guy I know slipp
289.2K viewsAug 10, 2022
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Holding up this big gator to show off his size!! Checkout Seven!! Check out those big bulging jaw muscles at his neck, most people think they’re fat but they’re actually the jaw muscles that give him that immense amount of crushing power that can break any bone in a human‘s body. More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for a weird reason- alligators have five toes on the front fee
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Look at that big happy gator grin when I step in the water! More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for a weird reason- alligators have five toes on the front feet, four toes on the back feet, so a total of 8 back feet toes. He is missing one of his back foot toes, so he only has 7 total back foot toes. So his name is 7, makes perfect sense right? He has his own enclosure all to h
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Look at the size of this gator!! Seven looking huge when I lift his tail up!! I definitely need to measure him again, my info I copy/paste in the “more info” is definitely out of date on him now!! No idea how to measure his weight now though 🤔🐊. More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for a weird reason- alligators have five toes on the front feet, four toes on the back feet, so
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How big is this gator?!? It’s just a really good angle on Seven! He looks massive, or maybe he’s been working out 🤔😂. You’ll also hear “cats” meowing, those are PEACOCKS, not cats! I get so many ridiculous comments about feeding cats to gators because of these loud birds! You’ll also see George freak out at the end as Seven turns towards him underwater 😂, the perils of being my cameraman😂. More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s
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Big gator feeding but I fumble a piece! Feeling around for the chicken the same time he is underwater 😨 would you do it? If you watch he actually doesn’t swallow the first piece and then swallows it when I give him the second, that’s where the “mystery” piece comes from. He would find the piece that fell eventually but I prefer to help.More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for
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Seven looks huge here! More info on him from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark Seven is our biggest gator at EHP, he’s 10ft and likely around 350-400lbs. He gets the name 7 for a weird reason- alligators have five toes on the front feet, four toes on the back feet, so a total of 8 back feet toes. He is missing one of his back foot toes, so he only has 7 total back foot toes. So his name is 7, makes perfect sense right? He has his own enclosure all to himself now, he’s gotten too big and a
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