MadBio Reptiles

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@madbioreptiles is a TikTok creator showcasing unique reptiles and amphibians. Expect educational content featuring care tips, species identification, and fascinating facts, often with a touch of humor. Get ready for close-ups of vibrant colors and intriguing behaviors.

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A post by @madbioreptiles on TikTok caption: Is this "Too Risky" with an alligator? (Below I explain to you how we train & get away with so much) Let me explain to you how it is we get away with so much. We have worked closely with alligators for many years & have memorized their capabilities especially when training in the water. If that spin happened on land the Alligator could move a lot faster. In the water the drag slows him down giving me time to step in & out of his range fast enough. We also understand that alligators catch up to pattern which they can use against us but, we can also use patterns to teach behaviors in exchange of food. We must also understand that Alligators have one of the strongest bites in the world with over 2,000 psi strong enough to break bone or worst. They will always behave like wild animals & try to bite so we must be ready for it. So, is this too risky still? #alligator #alligators #gator #gators #reptiles

Is this "Too Risky" with an alligator? (Below I explain to you how we train & get away with so much) Let me explain to you how it is we get away with so much. We have worked closely with alligators for many years & have memorized their capabilities especially when training in the water. If that spin happened on land the Alligator could move a lot faster. In the water the drag slows him down giving me time to step in & out of his range fast enough. We also understand that alligators catch up to pattern which they can use against us but, we can also use patterns to teach behaviors in exchange of food. We must also understand that Alligators have one of the strongest bites in the world with over 2,000 psi strong enough to break bone or worst. They will always behave like wild animals & try to bite so we must be ready for it. So, is this too risky still? #alligator #alligators #gator #gators #reptiles

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