Tim is honestly my favorite. He seems to genuinely love everything he is doing. I hope he has a supportive partner because he really goes above and beyond with a lot of this stuff. And he has REAL dad energy so I hope he becomes a father when he's ready because I could absolutely see him walking around his little Tim around and teaching it all about the world. And no one shatter this for me if he isn't like that IRL 😂 😭

@@MousesHouses He brings his oldest Son to work sometimes at the Reptile park, and lets him help feed the animals, and he brings home baby wombats he is rearing by hand so his children can play with them and give them bottles. He is clearly a good and involved Dad, and seems to have married a woman who is up for his enthusiasm. They have two boys as far as I know, and he promises the younger that he will get to come to work with him when he is a little bigger. He really is genuinely excited by what he does, and cares deeply for every animal in his care. Rest easy…Tim is the real deal.🖤🇨🇦

Exactly how does one go about becoming a snake milker? It's not a job normally found on Craigslist. 🐍

@@akaminechan85 Do usually need a masters or PhD in wildlife biology or snake biology. I think venom extractor is a specialized practice. Maybe zoologist do venom extractions?

I wondered, because it seems like one of those jobs you fall into after being in the right place at the right time. I don't imagine that many kids say , " Mommy, when I grow up, I wanna be a snake wrangler/milker." 😁

@@akaminechan85 I was one of the weird ones,as a kid I wanted to become a venom extractor🤣 didn’t quite get there instead I’m going into vet nursing

Vet nursing is still cool. Maybe not as cool as snake milker, but not everyone can have a job like that. 😆

Love these guys

…Exactly!!!…they’re Smelly &, don’t mind &, destroy a yard…they certainly Don’t belong in the city….but, on the farm with a wallow…fatten up for the freezer!!! They’re Not a house pet…I don’t get the idea for that!

He'd be great at digging up truffles

@@TheSharronW I was going to say the same thing! That's how they find black truffles and one of the r easons they're so expensive, apparantly they're hard to cultivate organically.

We do

I cant believe there are no controls for animal purchasers such as this pig in an apartment. A certain IQ should be required, at least thats where my thoughts go. Geeeeeezzzz. Poor pig cant even be a pig

I don’t think space was the issue it’s just the fact the pig tries to dig everywhere when it shouldn’t. She took the pig out a lot to compensate for her smaller living situation which is pretty reasonable

Sorry, pigs just don’t belong in the city…but, on a farm…where they can root & dig everything up they want to!!!

OK…LOLOL…I’ve seen enough humans with them, &, I find that a bit more disgusting…LOLOL…honestly…having a pig in the city is more than ridiculous…they belong Outdoors…Not in an apartment or house‼️ Their poo is Way Worse than a cats!!! How do they put up with that odor ???? Go by a pig farm…enough to gag a maggot!!! Just YUCK🤮🤢🤮‼️

The space was not her problem. It was the city getting mad about the holes in the park. But I do think it is rather selfish of her to own a pig in a city. I just don't think a city is a place for a pig. Their not meant to be house animals.

It was either that or have him put down and that's even worse, the council didn't give her much of a choice

I think, if youre going to have such a big animal...you WOULDNT live in an apartment in the center of a big city. Problem 1-47 solved. Number 48 would be solved if the owner wasnt such a massive beta owner. The pig is the leader, not her.

@@juliadagnall7103 find a home with proper facilities.

adding to say put him down is the only choice is simply wrong

I have mixed feelings about it.

He was in a shelter

I read your name really wrong for a second. Yes CC would be nice, i'm half deaf and sometimes the accents cause me a little issue.

@@ExarchGaming what do you mean about my name really wrong for a second? They had closed captions in some of their videos. I love to watch them. It’s touched my heart ❤️ They did great job! Some are sad and some are very happy.

I think it comes down to quality of life which option results in the best quality of life for the pet. I've seen Dr Chris and Dr Scott and others talk about it.

Most vets will recommend it if it's a quality of life situation for example if a pet is in pain, and nothing else can be done, or the pet carnt move and enjoy life

She was born in the zoo

Because they are endangered and being killed by poachers in the wild. Zoos and conservation efforts are vital for the survive of many species

I don't understand why they didn't immediately give him pain meds.

R u a vet??

The snake was named after where the couple lives which is Bucketty, NSW.

@@SageTheRage I did not know that. Thanks.

​@@robadams5799 ​​ Yeah, it was a bit hard to catch when the narrator quickly mentioned it @6:50 at the continuation of Tim's segment.

Where the snake was found, Bucketty

@@TheSharronW OK, thank you. I see it there on the map. Bucketty, New South Wales. Spell Check still doesn't believe me.

Or require owners that want large animals to have property that supports such animals. An apartment is NOT good for a 200lb pig.

Wrong. These rings are cruel - pigs need proper facilities to be happy and thrive

NGL, that pig is better behaved than most dogs haha

To be fair, the council didn't require a nose ring. The council only required that the pig not dig up the park land. The ring was the vet's solution, because the owner was unwilling to rehome the pig and said she'd rather not move to a place more suitable for him, but knows he needs to be walked.

You do realise that since she had to be hand raised by humans theres no way they could release her without endangering her life, not to mention the struggles the rapidly decreasing cheetah population is facing in the wild, since she literally has to live in captivity, both so that she doesn't die, and so that the cheetah population can be recovered, having her exist as an ambassador is a great option, it will promote awareness to the conservation efforts, and especially since she is so friendly with humans as she was raised by them she will tug at peoples heartstrings when they interact with her, theres not many cheetahs that are okay with interacting so comfortably with humans, most cheetahs have such severe anxiety that they even have emotional support dogs, she is a blessing to her kind, and will be able to raise so much money that is needed to preserve this beautiful species

@@ashheart985 I do realise that but it doesn't mean that she should be treated as a toy and handled by humans

@@gillianmuspic2337 She isn’t a toy, far from that! She’s around to teach others and hopefully raise some funding via drawing awareness and love..her alone could save the cheetah species from it’s incoming extinction. She’ll be treated wonderfully and respectfully, not a toy but something to praise and be gentle with

@@gillianmuspic2337 Exactly what Mr. Wulf said, the truth is that humans do like fluffy cute things, the fact that she was born and she's not anxious like the rest of the species is amazing, like I said before, so many people will want to come and see her, it's okay that people like her, if people didn't like cheetahs then that would be the bad thing, no one would care if the species stayed alive, so many little kids are going to ask their parents to visit the baby cheetah, and then they are gonna grow up to be vets and animal rescuers, as well as bringing in a lot of money for the cause right now And she's not being treated as a toy, she's being treated very well by her handlers, an open range zoo, good food, veterinary care, enrichment, toys, treats, and just look at her, she l o v e s humans, shes purring and playing, for an animal that has to be cared for by humans, she is living the best life possible

Ambassador animals are used to do just that. They are ambassadors for their species. Meeting a beautiful friendly cheetah will make people want to protect the species

Haha, what a difference between you and i. I live at a place where i can only have 1 pet, and that pet is my pet-snake ‘Mundr’. He isn’t venomous, but he is a snake xD he is a snow cornsnake

Personally I love all animals and insects, that includes spiders and snakes, they all play a vital role in our ecosystem and shouldn't be harmed just coz they may be deadly to us ^_^