That cuban croc galloping is both terrifying and fucking awesome

“Aw swamp puppies” and that’s how you can tell that’s an experienced Floridian

That Cuban croc is terrifying. It runs like a damn dog. Coming from a florida man thatloves swamp puppies

Measuring an unrestrained croc in flip flops is a choice

casually wearing flip flops in the enclosure lol 😅😨

Some times people don't realise that crocodiles are quick af until it's too late.

Seeing the Cuban Crocodile move like that really shows how much of a dinosaur they really are.

The observation about docile alligators being psychologically crushed is absolutely heartbreaking! To think that we humans could ruin a dinosaur is testament to our hubris!

Everywhere in Florida is a crocodile facility

That’s a really interesting take. And pretty sad. A friendly gator is basically a depressed gator. A happy gator still wants to eat you if given the chance.

Feeding that alligator in flip flips was some real Florida man energy lol

I've never seen an aligator or crocodile gallop instead of waddle.  Almost looks a dog moving.

Largest American Alligator ever is 15'9", largest in captivity is 13'8". So That big fella is in fact one of the largest American Gators ever recorded.

I'll be honest Kyle is crazy but Forest... flip flops in there is next level crazy my dude

I worked in Security at the Jacksonville Zoo when I first got out of the Army.
I got to assist in catching their 14ft, 500lbs male to take to the Vet. That was an amazing experience!

The milwaukee county zoo has 2 chinese alligators, and has had them since i was a little kid. It's crazy how small they stay, compared to all the other crocidilians.

Dude, that Cuban crocodile was incredibly fast, agile, and had some serious hops! Crocs and gators are known for getting up there, vertically, from the water by using their tail to propel them, but that Cuban mamacita was getting similar lift off from the ground. What a beautiful animal!

Really appreciate the conversation at the end about the pet trade and how “friendliness” in alligators is a stress response.

Hello forest, I live in Chicago and I recently went to Brookfield zoo and  was wondering if you can please do a tour and review it on a video because I don’t know if I’m being picky and think that the animals need more care or if they are doing fine. I do believe in my heart that they are being taking care of well but I would love an expert like you to review it. Thank you also I love your videos ❤

the way you meshed two conversations to get a good intro.. PEAK