@gatorchris1: A tragic situation where a trainer in Papua New Guinea was killed by one of the crocodiles he worked with. I really recommend checking out my full video on this situation. In my full 23 minute video I’m discussing the situation, the animal psychology, and then the public perception of the incident and how it makes people view these animals. Situations like this often make people hate or blame the animal, which I can almost guarantee this man did not blame the animal. This is why it’s so important to educate people that we must respect these creatures and expect to as like the apex predators they are. You cannot blame the croc for acting like a croc, this is why I’m always telling people they’re not pets, they can be trained but not tamed, and to always be aware and realistic of the dangers. #crocodile #animals

Simba :

No matter how good you treat them, they will always turn on you. Thats a fact

๛Jelehen Teriths :

In Lae papua new guinea. 💪 Safety is important

vikingmuthafkr :

so because he messed up this dinosaur gets shot 11 times 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

🧛🏿‍♀️ :

Ur brave for even looking away

brittplicity :

“I love them, they don’t love me. If I make a mistake, yes they will kill and eat me” thank you for this!! Because yes!!! People need to understand that it still is a wild animal. It will still act as one.

Jarrod Parasmo :

Ok, but how do they access the valve when that sumbich is clamped down on its new snack.

party_party_yeahhhhhhhh :

Pls some of you in the comments here need to understand that none of it was the handler’s fault, nor was it the animal’s fault. It’s the park’s fault for allowing this feeding style to happen, even with the original handler. The park let them continue this way of feeding because that’s what brought a lot of visitors to the park. They only cared about profit. If the park enforced safer feeding methods, the guy would still be here and the animal would be safe. The whole point of the park is for conservation but what is the point of it if the park has failed to protect both the handlers and the animals? It’s good that there’s an investigation now. That place needs new management.

@rickythelonekid :

I'm from PNG, and the pictures aren't correct. One of them shows a different handler who has already retired. He was a very skilled and experienced crocodile handler (the one pictured sitting on the croc). The other person, pictured holding the chicken, is a completely different handler. He's the one who was eaten by the crocodile. He was a newbie and wasn't necessarily raised in the coastal areas of PNG, where people tend to have more experience and familiarity with crocodiles.

Marc Marx :

How are you supposed to open up that valve when the croc has a human leg in its mouth lol

Da 3Gees :

Park should be sued for being I'll equipped and lack of knowledge

YoGiThEeGrEaT :

brother we not trying to hear this they are animals we are human

benten :

Back story:so the victim was not the original caretaker. The Croc belonged to a old mute guy who raised the Croc till it grew older. It grew bigger so they put it in the park. He's mute but the Croc knew the old guy very well. The old guy was off duty I guess, n he was the next guy to feed the Croc. I guess the Croc knew his original caretaker scent more n the victim was not the old guy. So sad.m from png🇵🇬

shrxk🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 :

Did the gator mean to grab the man? .

G.🔱 :

well said on "cannot blame croc for being a croc" and "they can be trained and not tamed"🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

Gethigh f16 :

Chad :

How do you flood the valve when the croc has your leg in its mouth and you can’t just reach in lol.

Sons of Convicts 🇦🇺🦘 :

Yeh you ain’t doing that with a 5m saltwater croc mate most ridiculous statement I’ve ever heard.

Jimmy bobby :

Real quick… how does one open a Pallet valve without putting one’s hand in the dinosaur’s mouth?

Beez :

Not everyone knows proper Alligator protocol for killing one when they are attacking, most people are trying to survive

thekoosh1 :

the palitive valve was blocked by a leg sooooo.....

cosmic 🐩 :

is there a long, thin poker of some sort to get to that spot in situations like this that could've been used?

ladybug53753 :

how do you flood the palatal valve safely??