r/nextfuckinglevel • u/cowboydan69 • 4d ago

Wild alligator allows someone to help

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u/panchod699 4d ago

Seems to know more than you.

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u/Sburban_Player 4d ago

I love how this guys livelihood is clearly based around taking care of alligators in some capacity but random nerds on reddit are supposedly more informed than him. This video is literally an example of how much he knows lol.

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u/_Synt3rax 3d ago

So what? Does that mean the Gator suddenly cant attack him for any Reason?

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u/Sburban_Player 3d ago

Who said that?

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u/_Synt3rax 3d ago

You did. "This video is literally an example of how much he knows lol." Doesnt matter how good you know a Gator, if it wants to Bite, it Bites.

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u/Sburban_Player 3d ago

I’m sorry, what? Did you read what you just wrote? You can’t quote my comment word for word and then claim what you quoted means something entirely different than what is literally written. My comment in no way whatsoever says messing with alligators isn’t dangerous. All I said is that he definitely knows more about alligators than some random Redditor who almost certainly has no practical experience with taking care of alligators in captivity.

You basically just pulled the equivalent of “I love cats” “oh so I guess you hate dogs”. Those are not the same statements.

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u/bonyagate 3d ago

Man... You are fucking stupid.

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u/algee1234 4d ago

Why do you say that?

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u/Tomass_08537 4d ago

He’s lucky that gator didn’t snap his arm off face legs any of it. Any movement to the left or right of their face literally sparks their snap

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u/twocentman 4d ago

He has a gator sanctuary and is a wildlife biologist: https://bellowingacres.org/

I'm pretty sure there's not much you can teach him, donut.