For sure

It sounded like when u have a wet finger against a mirror

Yep!

I thought you meant it was making squeaking noises, but then I actually got to that part on the video and it was so much better than that haha

😂🤣😂

YES! And the smells of the swamp too.

This made me laugh, the branch. Made me chuckle as I thought the same thing.

That made me laugh so hard

Gators have no shame. That's your stuff talking.

I failed to see the humor in that one.

6:18am...and there went that night of rest....possible regrets.

6:43 two homosapiens 😉😂

I appreciate you putting the time and effort into this.

Thanks

Thanks!

I'maRealPloy ckeck out Myakka River State Park. Specifically the Deep Hole. In 2012 a famous diver explored the hole. See Myakka Deephole Expedition. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bpiKfql0yZ3Xn5c.html

Come around my house during the holidays.

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Your own country has amazing wildlife too! Research and appreciate what you have, in your own 'backyard' you will be pleasantly surprised and/or upset at the situation

@@NannupTiger Do moped gangs count as wildlife ?

Canned rubbing

I agree .

Really

Exactly lol. Seeing how many animals are out there like bears and panthers I’d be nervous af.

Those things are so big!... That was quite awesome they are so powerful animals

shaky hands exactly 😂

Boar too.

@@skoolie_life3261 I missed the boar

the belly squeak of the gator had me rolling

@@jayphil2563 I wasn't referring to this video, just adding them to the list of FL's "I don't care who hears me" animal list 😊 They are super agressive and scare the crap out of me.

@Renee me too!

Florida bruh it has everything

I'm surprised we didn't see a python or boa constrictor??🤷🏾‍♀️

Have always been there...

You're getting a look at the last of them.

Exavion Johnson I know they look virtually the same, but the Florida black panther is genetically different from the cougar/puma/mountain lion of the rest of the country. Fortunately, though, they’re genetically similar enough to interbreed, or else they’d probably be extinct or near extinction by now. I can’t recall exactly when, but cougars were introduced to the Everglades in hopes that interbreeding would bring them back from the brink of extinction, and it’s been working. The number of Florida Panthers has been growing thanks to the cougar interbreeding program, and the construction of special “crossings” we’ve built into the roads that cross the Everglades. They are now mostly a product of the two species’ DNA, but still significantly different enough to be taxonomically different from the American cougar.

@@Xman-Flavor Florida panther

@@Xman-Flavor you're right. That is what they are in general. But, the specific version in Florida is called the Florida panther.

@@Xman-Flavor , Is the Florida Panther a sub- species of the North American Cougar? I suppose I should just Google it so never mind. Lol 🐱

You need to watch it again.

Chris Norton YES, 👍You nailed it = exactly what I was thinking. ❤️✅😎 REALLY TERRIFIC EVERYTHING.🏆

Florida is weird like that 🌿

It's old enough to be away from mamma. I'm curious about the doe who went past with its youngster and ran back afterwards without. The next few days the bear patrolled the area. Curious if the young deer was killed.

Looks like a juvenile bear who’s just left the den on it’s own. Little guy knows what he’s doing now, momma taught him right.

@@Thrashman-ye4cf I respect you for not being a know it all ass on the subject while giving your take on it, far too many people who become Einstein on KZfaq comments and bash people for not knowing things prior

I'm here. would love to be in Florida. East Oakland sucks

Yup! The place to be!

😂😂😂

Me 😂

Trail cams / swamp cams = so much better content than the 237,000+ streaming options on Netflix / Hulu / Disney etc. I could watch these all day.

Ok now, you can't just tease us like that and not spill a story!

@@EnyalienMini On some of the sites surrounding power plants, they have boxes where he can hook up a laptop to upload the info from the water samples collected. So, he's sitting in the truck, door open, laptop hooked up to the box, and he hears a hissing noise. He's like wth is that, turns around and there's a giant gator right at the back tire. Like less than 3-4 feet from his door. So, instinct to survive kicks in, he drops it in drive and floors it. Laptop goes flying out the door, crap going everywhere, gator trying to bite the rear tire. Just another day.

7:25

Yep, this is a very normal noise from a stork or heron, they don't exactly have a speech that is pleasant to the human ear... same with some humans though...🤨

Self isolation? Ours is government mandated. PA MD here

That was actually the wood ‘groaning’ under it’s weight.

I laughed out loud!

I was thinking the same! Had to replay that part a few times! Amazing

I really do wish I wasn’t born in the city. Truly a depressing lifestyle to be in atleast for me.

And snakes

Good thing it wasn't a Galveston cop

That area is a flood zone, gators tend to stay by deeper bodies of water because that's where they hunt the most. Though it pays to stay alert around any area like that, of course.

@@Sangth123 There was a 12 foot gator in that “flood zone”

agreed

Glad you enjoy it!

Because it just now popped up in my recommendations. And we're bored inside because of Corona so we click on almost everything😂

Yeah, you noticed that? Kinda squeaked like wet rubber.

Ohhhh...makes sense now. I m from the mountains...ours are big and filled out for the most part

And the northern bears have more of a winter coat, meaning fluffier fur.

Yes but those two are actually Homo sapien americanus. A vicious and stupid variety.

@@theskyisblue8979 oh wow, that's nice to know!

@@baffled_hawk You're welcome!

Yes

it did for me but he probably has his comments on recent

Thank you.