Well said.

Same, but I'd want a bunch of them!

I have the space but I don’t have the money 😢

I'd love to visit aswell (I'm in Scotland) though I'd be scared if one of the big sulcatas would mall me, Just kidding haha. Your English is very good BTW and I'd love to visit Indonesia some day!

@@hillarytrump9146 Thanks a lot! Scotland yeah?Would love to visit someday, though Im not sure if I can afford it haha😂. Please do visit us, I believe we have many interesting animals (and reptiles!!)

@@tf9870 Komodo dragons is a must a see animal species when going to INA, they'll be the first priority if I can visit INA and also the rhinos. SEA is home to many unique species but most of them just don't do well in captivity so seeing them in captivity is rare and the best way to see them is in their wild habitat (if you're lucky enough).

@@lumiere2713 yes sure man! Komodo and Rhinos are must!! Ive seen komodos in several zoos but Ive never visited the Komodo Island, the habitat itself! Im looking forward to visit the Island someday😁 Well, some of SEA species that you come across in you country (I assume you are not from SEA) will most likely be a wild caught individuals, so I think that's the major issue to keep them alive in captivity (+ there are probably special environmental requirement the species need that might be not suitable in certain country with certain climate), sadly our people do not appreciate our animals as people like Kenan (and you probably) do, people in SEA especially Indonesian, has very little concern to our flora and fauna here. Even Komodo Island is kinda threaten because of the construction and building in that area, Im kinda worried for native species since no one really cares for them. I hope I can do something someday to prevent any of them from extinction.😁

@@tf9870 I'm from the Philippines btw, and yes I agree. Most people (not just from INA or PHI but other the world) would think that wildlife are just play things for entertainment and display and also as nuisance, pests or a threat to their livestock or crops since humans tend to move closer to wildlife areas (esp forest) but they don't realize that wildlife are already present in this areas prior to their settlement. And since majority of animals and plants in SEA requires some special climatic condition and specialized diets that can't be replicated in a captive settings scientists and conservationists are having a hard time and must exert a ton of effort and resources in other to protect these species from threats especially from poaching, deforestation and habitat encroachment. And I'm also glad that several reptile tubers are able to tackle these issues on their channels especially that reptile keeping is slowly gaining popularity nowadays and they (youtubers) have the power to spread awareness and factual information not just about reptiles but the environment in general. And for us ordinary citizens the least we can do in helping environment is to be mindful about the impact of our daily activities on the ecosystem. This topic is getting deep man. 😂 Let's just do our part in helping the environment and help educate others in the best way we can. Hope we can visit our other SEA neighbors to gain more knowledge in insights from other culture and their environment. Stay safe btw.

What's the difference?

@@hillarytrump9146 for me i define turtles as shelled reptiles with flippers and tortoises as shelled reptiles with legs, not saying its right or wrong but thats just how i describe them.

Thanks!

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