First YouTube title where I have NO idea what the video is about

Joe's chat has a collective iq of a coconut

Ngl, this is way more humane than just letting the creatures rot in cages. They actually get to move around and are treated better in a more humane environment.

4:07 this is actually its own dedicated market, capturing animals then selling them to tourists looking to do a "good deed" by releasing them, only to get recaptured and repeating the cycle

0:19 "you saying a monkey made the milk?" 😭

I like what Joe said near the end. There is a huge distinction to be made from taking an animal out of its home and subjecting it to a worse life and breeding something just for captivity. At least they don’t know a world that is different from their own.

31:40 joe put your nip away

I’m torn because what makes these monkeys different from service animals? Service dogs go to school, are trained to perform specific jobs, are bought and sold, get treats, etc. I think the only argument against would be knowing where they get sold later.

27:20 Joe's chat is SO bad I'm starting to get second-hand embarrassment from it. Joe might actually have the worst chat of all time.

27:13 Joe’s immediate sigh and glance at the chat 😭

I deadass spawn camped this vid I have adapted to joe schedule

31:40 bro had a nipslip im dead 😭

10:37 . This is such an important thing that more people need to talk about. I have seen so many cases of people buying animals that are sometimes a lifelong commitment such as a macaws or tortoises and they end up dumping them or something and its so sad. A lot of people get animals not even knowing how destructive and how much maintenance they require and they tend to be exotic animals in the pet trade. I've seen people who find animals that are injured or on the brink of death due to natural stuff and they take that animal into their own care instead of finding a rehabber and that animal either doesn't thrive and dies or often times babies or even adult animals get attached to someone and that person ends up releasing them back into the wild and they just die because they became dependent on a human for food and care. It is such a common thing that happens and I don't see enough people talking about just how much of a commitment it is to own a pet.

If you've ever had Jamaican food, theres a high chance you've had something with coconut milk. Coconut Milk is used to make rice and peas and added into different curries , stews, soup, etc

Holy shit when i saw that tokay gecko trapped in that cage, that shit broke me. No proper care or anything for even any of the animals, these things can die in a couple days to maybe just 2 weeks

everyone say “ joe makes videos long” thats what a commentator youtuber does. He asked questions and questions on those questions. Related or not its still fun to watch.

"0:00"🤖 "the early joe"🤖"refresh pull"🤖

29:33  cats actually perceive humans as a a really big cat

11:56 omg joe so right about this i have a border collie we have a huge backyard that she nonstop just runs and plays with toys with to the point we don't got much grass and I see other people keep there border collies trapped inside there houses because they don't wanna get fence its really sad they super super high active dogs they wanna non stop run

29:35 I saw a goose in the flamingo exhibit at the Philadelphia zoo, and it was copying the behaviors of the other flamingos like turning its neck and stuffing its beak in its feathers. I think if that example is anything to go by, any animal not capable of perceiving itself or not surrounded by others of its kind will associate itself with the most common species there