Lmao 😂

Lmfao 🤣 but really!

Coming soon!

He's already done it! Look for the video: "Human Child, The Best Pet? Nope!"

@@kylewaite9041 human child is close enough to a chimp but they weren't knife wielding

The math equations around Tyler after he said that are perfect

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😂🤣💯

I’m actually laughing 😂

lol he responded based on his experience. Where Clint based it on a first timer handling.

Honestly, there are much better ways to go

@@Wombat86dkdk try DMT.

@@Wombat86dkdk I agree. However, this is clearly just a phrase and don't need to bring our beliefs into it.

Hey hey keep your religious beliefs away

@@Wombat86dkdk Dude please don't be that guy don't be a troll

Hahaha yep! Caught that too!

Well not exactly. He has children that are psychopaths and was sticking up for the other children that are sociopaths.

More like a little kid you gets defensive when your parent tell you to stop do something. "Tyler! Please don't handle free these snakes. Their venomous!" Tyler: "But mooom! I want to! It's so cooool!"

Lol, yeah typical nerd. Love it

As a fl resident, tyler has top tier drip

Tigers are not Hawaiian

I've seen enough Backyard Scientist aka Florida Man, I'm pretty sure that's how they dress.

Well the probably merderous half of Tiger King (Big Cat Rescue) is in Florida. Also it is the style in some parts of Miami

That's because it doesn't matter who you are, or what your upbringing is. Ones hobby can bring people together like nothing else. Clint doesn't see the "punk", he only sees Nolan, a fellow snake/reptile lover.

Funny how snakes and reptiles have the stigma of being evil creatures, demons, the devil, etc, but the people who love them are some of the most wholesome people. And the clash of diverse personalities just makes everything so much more entertaining.

@@TheAwesomes2104 SO true! It is a great community

I absolutely love seeing it too, every single person in this community sees passed appearance and we all support each other whether you look like Tyler and I or you look like Clint this is not a place where people see that

I love this observation and it’s so true!

@Archer Jay lol

@Archer Jay I see this spam comment all over the place these days

One thing I have to give you, Dāv: you've got that great announcer voice and delivery. 👍

Reptiles are stink and Raddd!! 🔥

Love the way you utilize the other guys to bring you wild reptiles. Not what I would have done in your shoes...

I thought he was all like "where did my house get to?!"🤣

They're not bad. Once they learn you, and you learn them, it's cool. I prefer my constrictors personally, just love the derpyness of em.

Yeah I know, he was like "dude, where'd my house go?" He was so adorable.

you should check out this one channel, I believe it's called "CallMeTheLamp" he keeps more dangerous snakes most of them venomous. He keeps the only Red Krait snake in the United States, and he has this adorable baby Cobra that's always popping his head up to see out of his tank.

He did great!

Tyler’s awesome!

His KZfaq isn't so not kid friendly.

@@amberroberts3031, Unfortunately I only get to see him with others because of it. I am not a child but I don't want to hear it either. He's a great guy from what I can tell and I love his knowledge and how he shares with everyone, but the language is just too much.

What are you talking about? Just cause he isnt big Brian B. Doesnt mean hes not kid friendly! Good lord, if your hung up on frak and shiz, you should just avoid and not wander around the interent5

I think that's because as they strike they are coming at you with the force to propell themselves, sink fangs, pull out and retract their body all in as fast as a movement as they can to get away without injury. That's a lot of energy into one movement. The flaw is she hit something solid and the fangs didn't do their thing...she was stopped short, she wasn't up on Newton's laws of motion. ;)

He’s Truly a inspiration to the hobby, wen I wanted a venomous snake honestly he made me realize the reasons why I probably shouldn’t but that’s also why I respect him because he gives all the facts

Yah, the way he sees the snakes, I can tell though he’s safe he respects them and treats them like any other snake. Heck Kilo acts no differently than my bearded dragon does. And I love that he sees a cobra and yet doesn’t just see a venomous snake.

Great descriptions of each of these men! This is exactly why I’m subbed to both! 🙌🏼😆

I love that basically right outta the hospital he was back at Tom's lol

He knows the first and really only principle to heart, if you get bit by your venomous snake, it's your fault, not the snake's. Great guy

yeah I honestly couldn't agree more

-1 for using the buzz word "inclusive"

Until someone makes a mistake then the community is toxic

@@therealshino4607 or their care is slightly different than normal

@@skirk248 I have had bad experiences with the community. Stay away from reptiles amino there people will gang up and say awful things. I remember people telling others to "KYS" I was told I didn't deserve animals over a typo

@@therealshino4607 the community tends to pool in the extreme ends. A lot of great people. A lot of terrible people

I didn't know I wanted this. Can we also request Clint get a few (temporary) tattoos?

They both love reptiles. I think that’s a bond they all have no matter how different they are

Bruh reptile nerds are thick as thieves no matter what kind of person you are.

Like a Mormon hanging out with a devil worshiper lol

Kilo is adorable and I love him lol 🥰

it's really impressive how some of these keepers have gotten their animals to the point where they show no fear response, Dingo and Chandler's Kings (Thor and Kevin, or even Oracle, whom is Chris Sweet's king) or Kilo for Tyler, they trust their humans. Cobras are notorious for being kinda grumpy. even kilo sometimes will give that hiss and flinch, which will even make Tyler jump sometimes. So to see one be this sweet is so cool.

He always is

never thought Joylnes trans boyfriend was a reptile hobbyist

Kono Kringe meme da I was never trans and reptiles are as aesthetically pleasing just as Jolyne~

10 months later, but Tyler very much understands what he's doing. It might not be the *safest* possible way for him to do it, but he understands and is very much an expert on this sort of thing. You could really see even Clint got into it, when he was talking about how to handle a venomous snake, and later on when Tyler let him handle the cobra.

I love both channels a lot very different but both AMAZING channels.

I watch a lot of Tyler and Chandler and I love how they LOVE their animals. They really really really Love them and treat them with so much respect. Both Florida boys were raised on venom and intuition and you can tell.

With venomous, its sometimes better to feel the snake for experienced keepers. Obviously not for someone not experienced, and CERTAINLY not for educational purposes. But you can learn to feel the way they move, muscles expand and contract, breathing, tensing. I absolutely do not under any circumstances recommend anyone do it, BUT it's why you see so many venomous keepers do it. Either extra protection or bare hands, no in between

I was actually glad Tyler weighed in and gave very concise cogent points from extensive personal experience. And happy Clint changed his score - even though I’m never handling any poisonous snake.

Agreed. My favorite snake in the whole world

Copperheads are one of the best hots imo. I love copperheads

I think copperheads are so beautiful and I actually gained a lot more respect for them when I was battling breast cancer. I found out that copperhead venom is used sometimes in the treatment of breast cancer. I have a friend who is always so lucky to come upon one (she’s scared of snakes lol but slowly getting there) and she sends me pics everytime or a video when she comes across one despite being scared of them. I never seem to see them in the wild just at expos 😩. I want to have one if I ever decide to get into hots.

Nice! 🦖

Guess what in about five years there will be chicken sized dinosaurs!

Hahaha

Ie chickens?

Well said.

Same, i literally said "ooooh" 😎

Right?? 😆 two completely different personalities... one common passion! Such a fun vid! 😅💯👍🏼

I really liked getting to know him. Tyler is a good person.

Bears are basically just enormous dogs. Obviously very dangerous but they are pretty commonly "tamed" (friendly).

@@ElliWoelfin “showbiz bears” are a perfect example. The ones that are treated humanely at least.

I'd like that!

@@ClintsReptiles thank you so much you're the best!

Hey Clint!!! Will the insanely dangerous day ever come where you score a Black Mamba, just to see how a ridiculous pet it makes? Would be an awesome animal!!!

Can this wallet teleport me to Texas for some decent tacos?

I dont know if you are being critical or just funny.

@@Joet439 Just a joke. Love Tyler

Have you seen Kyle on Primative Predators? I swear Florida must sell the most crocs and Crocs of anywhere else in the world! All of those to Kyle and the latter to Tyler as well.

Hey Adam, really cool comment. I totally agree. I do wonder if you are still able to create that trust / bond with the snakes without that No Touching thing. Will a snake be as docile as Kilo if its only handled with tools for instance? I'm not looking for excuses to touch the animal to clarify, I just figure getting the snake as docile as can be is safest in the long run, but maybe how the snake feels about you shouldn't matter if you're doing everything right. Probably a bad question but figured I'd ask. I also do think there is value to Tyler's approach, if only to show that it is possible for these animals to be "handleable", if that makes sense. Shouldn't at all be replicated, but, its almost like a scientific discovery that you can do the whole snake charmer thing. Again, shouldnt be replicated, and it doesn't help a charismatic person as at the forefront of this social experiment. But yah, new discovery

​@@Ryan-hj8il The venomous snakes I and my coworkers handle are actually extremely docile because of our insistence on using hooks. Snakes feel like they're being attacked when they're grabbed, and hooks don't grab. As far as bonding, mammals use touch and cuddling to show affection and deepen interpersonal connections, but we don't see that behavior in reptiles. The desire we feel to touch and hold things we care about is born out of our own mammalian evolution, and it's important not to project our own feelings and desires onto the snake. For the snake, being physically held is at best neutral but is usually stressful to some degree. As for Tyler, yes, if you practice free handling an animal enough it will become accustomed to being held, but that in no way eliminates the risk. It does show that these snakes are not monsters, but that can be shown just as easily be by observing how docile they are on a hook. I think that for people who lack the self control to not hold or cuddle a snake, they should just get a nonvenomous species. They're just as cool, just as interesting, and won't kill you. My big beef with Tyler is that while he puts warnings on all his videos saying 'do not attempt,' he still spends a portion of most videos talking about why someone should handle snakes the way he does, completely undermining the warning. Professionals take care to implement effective and safe procedures. While he clearly cares for his animals, Tyler lacks the wisdom, self control, or safety practices for me to consider him a professional. He shows poor judgement in his insistence on handling animals this way especially after he was bitten, and in many of his other life decisions that have landed him in the news. He is not the guy to go to for sound advice or safe practices.

Brilliant snake lots of personality

Good for you! They're absolutely wonderful.

I'm stuck between the idea of a western hognose, a small family of garters or a colony of morning geckos. If I had the space it would be all 3...but only one cabinet will fit in the space I have (and I keep my house too cool not to use a cabinet style enclosure for all but the hardiest reptiles).

That show was my childhood bruh