10 Animals That Ate Their Owners

From a python who hugged too tight, to a chimp who lost his mind, here are 10 cases of animals who ate their owners.
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10. TIGER
Cynthia Lee Gamble, an experienced tiger handler who lived in Danforth Township, Minnesota, unexpectedly lost her life to one of her big cats in 2006. The 52-year-old woman’s remains were discovered in an enclosure on her property, where a 500-pound Bengal tiger had mauled her to death.
9. PYTHON
A 31-year-old Hampshire, England man named Dan Brandon learned the hard way that it is actually possible to love someone to death when, in August 2018, his eight-foot (2.4 meters) long African rock python, ironically named Tiny, attacked him. Brandon’s mother found him unconscious on his bedroom floor with the snake nearby, and it was unfortunately too late to save him.
8. Wolf Dogs
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania resident Sandra L. Piovesan was extremely devoted to the nine wolf dogs she spent 10 years of her life raising since they were cubs. That all changed in July 2006, when the 50-year-old woman’s body was discovered at her home in Salem Township, inside an enclosure where she kept the canine hybrids.
7. PIGS
In 2012, a 69-year-old farmer named Terry Vance Garner went outside to feed the pigs at his rural Coos County, Oregon property and never returned. His family later found his dentures and body parts in the pigs’ enclosure.
6. Humphrey The Hippo
After ignoring repeated warnings that his pet hippopotamus, Humphrey, was a dangerous wild animal who could never truly be tamed, Marius Els, a South African farmer and army major, was found dead, submerged and mutilated in a river. His pet hippo had bitten him to death.
5. CATS
Back in July 2010, humane officials were given the gruesome task of removing a dozen cats from an Albion, Pennsylvania home, where a 74-year-old former teacher named Herbert Walden and his 94-year-old mother, Jane, were found dead. Enough time had passed -- over a week, authorities believed -- for the cats to become desperate for food and start eating the elderly gentleman’s foot.
4. SPIDERS, BUGS, AND LIZARDS
This next story is somewhat of an internet/urban legend, claiming that residents of an apartment building in Dortmund, Germany noticed an unbearable stench coming from a neighbor’s unit and summoned police to the scene. What the authorities supposedly encountered was nightmarish: the dead body of the apartment’s occupant, Mark Voegel, had been gnawed on by hundreds of spiders, several snakes, thousands of termites, and a gecko.
3. Teddy The Black Bear
Ross Township, Pennsylvania resident Kelly Ann Walz loved the animals she kept in her hilltop menagerie, which included a tiger, mountain lion, and a 350-pound (159 kg) black bear named Teddy. Get it? Lions tigers and bears??
2. MONITOR LIZARDS
When Ronald Huff of Newark, Delaware didn’t show up for work one day in 2002, police conducted a welfare check. What they found inside Huff’s home was nothing short of horrifying: the man’s corpse, propped upright against a door, being devoured by his seven Nile Monitor Lizards. The six-foot (1.8 meters) long creatures were covered in their owner’s blood, and had consumed his face, hands, and some of his internal organs.
1. Travis The Chimp
Sometimes, you just have to wonder what people are thinking. Why do you want a chimp as a pet? They are incredibly smart and loving but they are also strong and wild and don’t really belong in a home. Unfortunately for a woman named Charla Nash, her best friend’s chimp Travis, turned on her and attacked her.
#dangerouspets #exoticpets #weirdpets #originsexplained

[@michaelgagliano450]

the arrogance of humans , truly astounding

[@kysike666]

Yap! Good riddance!

[@michaelmichaelagnew8503]

I think these people also suffered from lack of common sense.

[@primesspct2]

it really is. It is so wrong to keep animals like this as pets. Humans just fail to see the reality of the situation.

[@casama3120]

yeah its definitely ego that causes humans to think they can own wild animals like pets. I think its a rare person thats stupid enough to get one out of ignorance, these people know exactly what they're getting into but think 'not me', that they know enough, or can make a bond strong enough

[@MrOTcomputer]

Every day on the road, within the city and on the Highways, I see horrid drivers and many of them are on their phones. I believe it has more to do with *selfishness* than anything else, however, I often see these selfish people also behaving stupid-ignorant-arrogant. It's dumbfounding. Even when others try and say something to these selfish people they just ignore them and continue being idiots. It's so sick and bad that over the past 4 years I have had to teach my two children to watch out for these kinds of people and get use to being alone for a long time before finding 1 decent friend. It's a hard reality to swallow, that there are so many people who are selfish, greedy, stupid and arrogant idiots, but that's the reality of the situation and the cowards walking about today scares the hell out of me. Not to mention that even I have a hard time telling the difference between anything and everything. Perhaps living like the Amish isn't such a bad idea.

[@skyden24195]

"That tiger didn't go crazy, that tiger went tiger!" -Chris Rock on Siegfried/Roy tiger attack.

[@tjhill9479]

One of my favorite bits!!!!! So appropriate. He’s the man! Thanks for the lsugh

[@queene3oh3]

😫😹Classic✊🏾

[@nicholasdepina2944]

Lol so funny but so true

[@anitadavenport7209]

That was one of the truest but funniest statements I had ever heard. Classic 🤣🤣🤣

[@meintube50]

Tiger didn't go crazy; crazy went tiger! Lol

[@krischang4653]

Respect wild animals and let them remain in their natural habitats.

[@kehindekeniroja7889]

Exactly

[@rpmrangerorange3112]

agee with you .

[@hannes2cilliers]

agree

[@oceanstar2294]

Absolutely, it dosen't take rocket science to understand that simple phrase.

[@lindagrasse815]

all the harder when we are destroying all of their natural habitat

[@Michaelkaydee]

Pythons don't give "affectionate hugs" 😅

[@shelbyrice1014]

they will squeeze you till you cant breathe,then they swallow you whole (Human beings included on the menu)

[@dannyarmstrong2013]

No. But they will hold you tight while eating you.

[@shelbyrice1014]

@@dannyarmstrong2013 more you breathe tighter the squeeze! you dont have help youll be eaten

[@jessie420straya]

Haha 👌💯 no they don't do they bro Edited it ohkae peeps

[@claritabailon6548]

4tv gg gg5gg gg@@shelbyrice1014

[@wht-rabt-obj]

“Unexpectedly “ lost her life to a Tiger?! I think that is TOTALLY expected. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@0rangeeige199]

So true

[@moniquelove701]

Right 💯

[@dominiquedixon8600]

Right!

[@urbanq432]

Exactly. These people need to leave the animals where they belong. In the wild.

[@darqknite1163]

HILARIOUS!!

[@sunnybunny333]

My sister had a teacher in HS. The woman had a python she always slept next to since it was small. The snake always slept curled up. Then she told my sister’s class it was acting peculiar. The snake was sleeping length ways next to her. She took it to the vet. Vet being wise, said, “your snake isn’t being peculiar. It’s big enough that it’s sizing you up to eat you.” Once the snake is bigger than you- IT’S TIME TO EAT YOU. There’s no such this as an “affectionate hug” from your python. You have a wild animal- that is used to eating for survival. It didn’t decide because you all sat on the couch and watched a movie that it’s animal instincts are gone now. 😱🤦‍♀️

[@nanettpool5528]

You got that from an article

[@DBetanyy]

@@nanettpool5528 totally did, i read it in an article 🤔

[@patiencembongwe8817]

Can you imagine a mother keeping a tiger, bear and lion in a house she shares with her minor children, so irresponsible

[@j.khuster2024]

Very stupid decision on her part.

[@kmb957]

Oh my

[@americanmartyr9268]

*In MOST of those Cases, they GOT wut they Deserve!!!! Darwinism!!!!*

[@Bones-fz2ev]

There's parents I don't even trust with their own kids. This is just an animal accident. Yes still pretty irresponsible too.

[@sunnydaze2359]

@@americanmartyr9268 : Never liked Chimps, they’re too much like humans .

[@wilburash8315]

Everybody want to try to break the rules of the Wild, but wild animals will always be just that. Wild

[@FreedomAnderson]

Cats and Dogs originate from wild animals.

[@libbzy1742]

Basically dogs are domesticated wolves.

[@MegaRenegade1000]

Yeah, couple hundred years domesticated... not ever story ends like White Fang.

[@mrtribune5785]

Dis humans remain wild... Yall really believe humans any diff.. smh.. one day when evolution kicks in and is visible for all to see, just know the humans race in for it.

[@BIGBAD4KSA]

That why I love my aquarium fish 😂😂😂😂

[@primesspct2]

Me too! Pets that are soothing to watch and rewarding to own.

[@zothilendlovu1556]

You should try a whale

[@primesspct2]

me too! Altho occasionally they do eat each other lol!

[@primesspct2]

lol

[@antoniosnead2011]

@@zothilendlovu1556 E7ss7t7ts

[@Strangelyfey]

No one is the exception to wild animals and their wild instincts. They do not care about the “special” bond you feel. A wild animal can turn on you in an instant.

[@chabalichabali8714]

They said that about kevin Richardson

[@thelastdracolich1237]

They stay true to theyre natural.

[@jazzdaagreatestt3645]

I agree the only pets you should have is dogs & cats

[@vickygerhard4839]

@@thelastdracolich1237 1

[@GuywithaTrexskullonhishead]

Simply just another reason why they're called *wild* you're so called “bond” doesn't replace natural instincts.

[@gwenolcott5236]

Some animals were Never meant to be a “pet”.. they’re meant to be wild, and admired from a distance!

[@funnyjokes6271]

Amen

[@arthurmartine6410]

MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!!

[@naga6368]

Very true.....

[@anitadavenport7209]

At a distance, with binoculars. FR 😂

[@moimoitonsing3378]

I agree!

[@aaronf9895]

The #1 wasnt even her pet! Her friend called her and asked for help bringing the pet back into the house and the chimpanzee went crazy, attacking her then eating her face and hands. Poor woman. She survived and got a face transplant and still has no hands, and is also blind now. But shes fighting through it and staying positive

[@cjlastname7907]

She had it coming, completely. Travis ate some left out Xanax (which makes humans aggressive, so you can guess how it affects chimpanzees) and got angry when the woman arrived. When his owner came outside with a butcher knife, she stabbed him four times which obviously made him more angry. They should have handled it differently, and maybe that wouldn't have happened.

[@yukig3501]

Didn't he eat her friend

[@ablueyedsissy59]

@@cjlastname7907 xanax wasn't left out, she would give it to him to calm him.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

That's what she said

[@thuyle6716]

@@cjlastname7907 Xanax does not make humans aggresive, it makes humans pass out, aggression would be a side affect, noob

[@littlepantherlp]

Snake keeper here. Anything over six feet long shouldn't be handled alone.

[@roxannramirez1713]

I never handle my snakes unless someone is with me. My girls are 100 pounds each .but have never tried to attack me.I have had them for 10 years.

[@davidferguson8183]

Yeah all mine are smaller than 6 foot so ya no need th sorry for me

[@clairejohnson6506]

@@roxannramirez1713 That's sensible of you, if only other people would follow in your footsteps they would be safe too 👍👍

[@oldmanmcgucket7750]

Snakes belong in the wild too.. 😑

[@ashleycollazo4944]

Smart

[@SquirrelASMR]

Chimps are like 3 times stronger than humans, look at their huge muscles 😱

[@yinhoukhor7109]

Seven times actually.

[@SquirrelASMR]

@@yinhoukhor7109 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 oh maaaii gaawwshsh

[@yinhoukhor7109]

@@SquirrelASMR, precisely.

[@rascal-id6ti]

Can crush a skull

[@Ryang403]

@@yinhoukhor7109 They are 6 times stronger than the AVERAGE human.

[@amethystleopard]

I doubt that snakes, or any reptiles, feel affection. They only instinct they have, is to survive

[@hannahhale1534]

I don't know if they feel "affection" so to speak, but I definitely believe they feel familiarity and comfort around their owners. Although I would argue that some lizards, like tegus, seem to seek out genuine human interaction

[@golddragonette7795]

Some certainly seem to, and they try to curl up with their human (not around, and not needing the body heat)

[@lexiegirl14]

I mean, literally any creature can feel affection since emotions are just different excreting chemicals inside the brain. If it has a brain then it feels things. And every animal has instincts to survive. It's how we all survive.

[@josephhoffman2992]

The evidence is certainly not on your side. There are plenty of reptiles that can have bonds with their owners much like a cat or a dog. Tegus are a great example.

[@mikeashawasegai7530]

Maybe not affection but my snakes have trust in me. They're socialized due to continuos handling. As long as you handle them with no negative events(dropping them, squeezing them too hard, scary erratic movements also stress them out) and they do recognize your scent and recognize you as the one who brings them food and water they will trust you. My kingsnake is like a cute little puppy dog and she's never bitten me. But affection? Maybe not but trust is beautiful as well

[@Mori-Chan613]

My heart broke for the cats that started to eat their owners out of desperation and survival but few cats and the dog died probably because they refused to eat them. =(

[@laurabryannan]

I'd call a lot of these cases poetic justice. Keeping animals that belong in the wild in private zoos is not cool.

[@globalgabby_plorytomoon498]

It’s still not a good thing they died 😅

[@vivienneshi7314]

They should be free not in the zoo tho

[@harleyhendrix9636]

Well , alot of them are born in captivity so they will never be able to be set free bc they would die. They wouldnt know how to survive so they have to live in a zoo.

[@latonyasoloman5700]

Definitely agree with you

[@mikeslintz8281]

I agree.

[@matthew3056]

When dealing with large wild preditory animals as pets...its only a matter of time.

[@meganbullard87]

very true!!

[@Gracejoe748]

So true

[@paigewhitfield3624]

Thank you, we're not in paradise yet 😅

[@ellyelly245]

True

[@Scyllax]

Humans as large killer apes eat other humans sometimes.

[@jeriannreincke9469]

As a child growing up I had that game Hungry , hungry Hippos.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

Okay?

[@amberlynnweed1337]

“chimp who lost his mind”?!? uhhh no, the owners of the chimp lost their mind

[@garystein7883]

Hi

[@sallyrice3902]

The chimp was drugged with Xanax and given alcohol. Abused animal.

[@leecollens2466]

Wildlife belongs in the wild not kept as pets.Its bound to turn out bad if they aren't left in their own habitats

[@doodoodoodle]

Even dogs? Jk but your pets will sometimes eat ya if ya die and they get hungry, as morbid as that is

[@soii_08]

Eclxactly. We need more people like this 😌

[@zylis109]

True that

[@erlandawilliams7349]

So true.

[@chewsiokkee9453]

Even my pets bite me from time to time so I have to be really careful.

[@panickedtoad]

1:08 I don't care how experienced she was how the heck did she forget the number one big cat rule? Don't turn your back on them. It triggers their territorial and preditorial instincts.

[@rasmusyay2032]

You donut. It was because the gate was left open by accident she didnt know the Tiger was behind her

[@chabalichabali8714]

Kevin Richardson always turn his back on his lions

[@panickedtoad]

@@chabalichabali8714 Yeah and one of those times,he's gonna be severely injured. Turning your back on a predatory animal triggers it's hunting instincts.

[@panickedtoad]

@@rasmusyay2032 I'm pretty sure you're supposed to check if the gate is latched before you walk away tho. Otherwise animals could get out,so-

[@chabalichabali8714]

@@panickedtoad have you seen his videos on youtube?

[@pumpkinpie4823]

Imagine visitors visiting the python owner's house: Visitor: OMG *"TINY"* is so HUGE!

[@donnalehman6805]

None of these deaths were unforeseen. They were incredibly foreseen because these are dangerous and deadly wild animals.

[@kyleflick2793]

even the cat one?

[@shl24yw89]

KZbin at 3am : Animals who ate their owners Everyone : Interesting

[@philaribhakurbah5260]

Exactly at the same time here too😂

[@isabellind1292]

Hahaha!😃😃😃😃😃

[@beadossey7964]

@@isabellind1292 0p

[@lindabeeston7408]

Yep, have to laugh. Ermmm I might try and sleep now...

[@ShaySoGutta]

2:58 for me 😂😂😂

[@randlerichardson5826]

Nature is showing people that it’s not to be messed with.

[@dianapickett3793]

My daughter heard on the radio one day she lives in texas. That this lady had a 20ft snake in her house. For a pet. He had got to where he didnt want to eat. He was more or less starving himself. One day she woke up early and the snake was length wise in her bed with her. She called the ver ask him what did that mean he would not eat for weeks.he said lady I don't who you are but get rid if that dam snake right now the reason he was starving he was sizing her up to eat her. Swallow her whole in her sleep. Probably squeeze her to death .dont know how the story came out never heard anything else about it. Noone can have pets like that. They don't care about you. When they get hungry that's all she wrote.

[@flxgld7096]

That's lined up to be ONE great horror story

[@dianapickett3793]

@@flxgld7096 that's a true story

[@karlenewhyte4678]

Omg, i heard about this

[@adriantorres2836]

Yeah thats an urban myth. Pythons don't measure their prey before attacking. They are opportunist hunters they bite constrict and then try to swallow. Ive heard different versions of this story, but im just an arm chair expert so just look it up yourself

[@shelbyrice1014]

They will

[@lionessnala2000]

Leave animals in the wild where they belong. These animals finally got tired of being mistreated.

[@kimberleykohl7414]

I wouldn't say mistreated. They thought they could domesticate something that was meant to be wild and free. They meant well but nature had different views.

[@Ozzypup1]

Id feel sorry for these people but well I dont. Try owning normal pets. Cat, dog, fish something like that.

[@panickedtoad]

@Jason S y'know no matter how stupid a person is about pets I'd still feel bad if they lost their life.

[@AngelEmfrbl]

And fish that are in lines with goldfish and guppies... 😅

[@lolagrace8098]

@@panickedtoad the animals lost their freedom to exist in nature in their normal environment, the animals were prisoners who were longing and desiring to be free, they did nothing wrong to those people but exactly what their nature is supposed to be... 🤷🏽‍♀️ Humans are cruel and evil af to imprison animals for their own pleasure and entertainment. CONSEQUENCES!

[@ltrstudios5373]

I would like a snake but otherwise absolutely

[@ltrstudios5373]

Though I like the idea of having a wolf dog and I am sorry to they're family's

[@wht-rabt-obj]

You don’t know why Teddy attacked his owner?! Maybe it has something to do with the 15X15 metal and cement cage?

[@cherylsimpson7450]

She had gave him a alprazolam cause he was very upset and he ripped her neighbor friend into he went crazy you can give animals diazepam but not alprazolam he snapped this was a very sad story her husband had bought him as a baby and ran a wrecker service but the husband died and the wife was not as good to teddy as her husband was

[@valerieann2751]

@@cherylsimpson7450 wrong animal

[@TheSandinkler]

My thoughts, exactly 😔

[@jstravelers4094]

Michael Jackson's chimp went nuts too. That sentence alone should tell you everything you need to know.

[@asishrameshun]

If it's strong and big, keep your distance. If it's small and many, still keep your distance 😟

[@amber5927]

Teddy was probably sick of being fed dogfood, he was probably wanting some salmon lol

[@americanmartyr9268]

*Good Guess!!! Teddy ProbaBly want some MamaL Food!!!*

[@blaze556922]

If anyone ever asks you to help them with their ill tempter chimp, say no thanks.

[@bipolarspock6145]

Yautja Prime guy should've took a moss berg shockwave for the angry chimp.

[@shadows4419]

I feel so sorry for that poor lady and the owner of that killer chimp was still whining about how much she missed her chimp.

[@michaelmichaelagnew8503]

I would with a shotgun.

[@abellabarbie]

@@shadows4419 she had it for years. People who have dogs who attavk people still love their dogs when they are put down....

[@phunter24]

That's not funny. The woman who owned the chimp had mental problems. And her friend wasn't too bright either because she was foolish enough to think that she could calm the chimp or help although even the owner couldn't. Besides that, the owner had the chimp on medication, which is something the video didn't mention. This happened in Connecticut. I remember when it happened.

[@emmalouwestwood665]

What’s wrong with owning cats n dogs or a goldfish these days? Too boring for some people I guess 🤣 hope everyone is well and safe, thanks for the video 👍

[@FreedomAnderson]

Many people have allergies to fur or like myself are disabled and cannot care for high maintenance animals such as Cats and Dogs. Goldfish require 20 gallon tanks to allow proper growth, and can live for more than 20 years if cared for correctly.

[@clumsycritters5633]

@@FreedomAnderson Them what's wrong with garden snails?

[@nuttybar9]

I once owned a red belly piranha that I use to pet and it never tried to bite me,Not even once.

[@jstravelers4094]

@@FreedomAnderson Pythons and Black Widow spiders are not the answer for you.

[@vietnammoh8228]

Sickness of looking for happiness after Christianity Era....

[@Gruemoth]

The title should be "10 Animals that taught their owners a lesson too late"

[@andreasimon2752]

Commen sense ppl! Wild animals belong in the wild!

[@americanmartyr9268]

*ALL these Sickos were DeMonic!!!!*

[@rdj6996]

A 8 ft snake named tiny.very good job dear owner

[@FM-ir2nq]

😂😂😂😂

[@thetexaschainsaw9366]

Tiny showed him who the true tiny one really is

[@funwithusshortfilmsandmore3111]

@@thetexaschainsaw9366 true

[@joekeil9168]

Sweet

[@darapich5034]

Imma send this to my friend who said he really loved and wanted to own a tiger because they’re ‘majestic’😂

[@vladimirberegovoy2502]

Wild animals belong to the wild.

[@LowLuvR117]

those 9 wolves dogs turned on her cause she wasn’t able to feed them well it was on a tv show

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Plus, she kept them caged. They had no where to run. Not good for that kind of breed

[@colemanwhite1369]

Animal should stay in the wild. And human should stay in their side of their road. Wild animal should never be kept as a pet no matter how cute they are

[@danielraiber1487]

I just found this channel 4 days ago and i can not stop watching your videos. All your subjects are well researched and very informative. Keep up the good work

[@FreedomAnderson]

There are mistakes in most of her videos.

[@iliveinclouds5500]

After watching this video and reading comments i only want soft toys as a pet 😅

[@iliveinclouds5500]

@letitia bradin sounds interesting 😂. I am going to try it

[@missievallance575]

What is the draw of people wanting wild animals as pets..... why???

[@FreedomAnderson]

Cats and Dogs originate from wild animals.

[@Elketjeable]

Trying to befriend and openly Love the wild? It's much like the love for a cat or a dog.. Just a more dangerous animal.. Then again, some never had common sense and some lose common sense because they put trust in the animal and the "bond" they have together.. Which some animals have, but some people actually only think the animals have a bond with them like they have the animals.. Still their natural instinct can always pop up, since their dna isn't evolutionairy switched, and never will be, to being domesticated.. We simply don't speak the same language.. So you can't have conversations with an animal about science for example so there will never be complete comprehension for the other species.. Our instincts are wired differently.. Yet are sometimes so similar but in different ways.. That's a barrière for a lot of things, we co exist, we don't co operate, and if we do (like dogs with police force), it's because 1 specie (in this case human) had the upperhand and used the other species instinct to make it happen ( in this case alpha and follower as in natural pack behaviour). It is not a mutual decision where both decided this together.. If you look at the behaviour of a feral cat you start to understand; instinct, even in humans, has never actually died out.. No one will ever be truly "domesticated".. It's just an illusion to make co existance easier, practical and as well more fun..

[@iramsavir5631]

Ego! They view them as status symbols. They think they are special somehow.

[@americanmartyr9268]

*They have ReJected GOD, & they are DeMonioc!!!!*

[@SquirrelASMR]

6:43 look at the hippo's ears spinning around lolol

[@bopperette7260]

Ikr 😂🤣

[@schipperkeandcats3469]

Dont ppl know if you deal with wild animals you can never be too comfy always be alert

[@adrielakeni]

Who else clicked the video as soon as they saw the name

[@MegaRenegade1000]

And it was mostly inaccurate because the victims still got buried whole...

[@americanmartyr9268]

*I was Hoping that the Sicko ReaLLy DID get SwaLLowed!!!!*

[@user-uj2cq6rd8n]

The first victim "Gambled" her life(literally) for raising such beasts like Tiger. Such a tragic end😐

[@gabriellaivanova2388]

7:40 What are Rhinoes responsible for? It’s the humans killing them They are going extinct yet humanity is doing barely anything about it

[@simon_bush_riley]

Golden comment

[@Gracejoe748]

So true

[@deadlydiamond]

Number 1 reason why we should be a endangered species.

[@lauraowen8142]

Millions of people daily go to the rivers to bathe, do laundry and fetch water. Hippos invariably are territorial & attack on a daily basis. Yes, poaching does occur. However, most are innocent women and children who complete those arduous tasks for survival. Be grateful you're privileged to not have to endanger YOUR life daily just for water!!!

[@inaaronshead7331]

@@lauraowen8142 when you respond to a Rhino comment ranting about Hippos.. 🤦

[@mrbudget7839]

Hey Katrina, Just wanted to give a quick shout out!! Keep it up, awesome work

[@shyshy8788]

Why wasn't it mentioned that they were giving Travis drugs ? He turned yes because he was drugged up

[@debbiethomas2622]

animals can have bad moments and days, too. on the bear one kept in a 15' by 15' isnt that big of an area for almost any animal!

[@superfanchronicles1374]

I love all these videos, but I subscribed simply to hear Katrina say "Bye!" at the end of each video!

[@apollo1v189]

That children is why you should appreciate living in the city and having a normal life.

[@FreedomAnderson]

Normal is subjective. To me, using a wheelchair is normal.

[@TirzepitideTrialsbyNatalie]

Until u get hit in a drive-by or mass shooting, or vaporized by a nuke. Humans are scarier than any other animal.

[@accounthackbyallenlanning9198]

Awesome gruesome video!! Thanks for sharing!

[@greghayes9118]

I think I will stick with feeding my local Magpies.

[@iramsavir5631]

So you never watched the movie THE BIRDS?

[@Tyler380]

The words "Wild Animal" mean exactly that.. I once had a "domestic" cat that bit me so bad I had to get stitches..

[@jrelaba04]

Larry tol pasyalka s bahay q w8 aq Godbless

[@yolandathorpe5855]

My moms cat bit her&she took off Kit Kats collar off & put her out.

[@dennisfischer4838]

I prefer having pet reptiles to other alternatives, but it kills me when I hear about any pet owner who doesn’t know what they are doing and get themselves or someone else hurt

[@0rangeeige199]

I’d only accept a turtle lol-

[@michaelbaker9415]

Can't figure out people having big snakes or other animals like that.

[@shelbyrice1014]

They dont understand theyll eat us

[@0rangeeige199]

@@shelbyrice1014 People just refuse to abide by the laws of nature.

[@FreedomAnderson]

Statistically large Dogs are much more dangerous.

[@americanmartyr9268]

*They have ReJected GOD & they are DeMonic!!!!*

[@wattsiswhat]

Interesting that the outcome of these animas' lives after the fact is never mentioned. I doubt Humphrey is still hangin around.

[@videoettaceo8900]

Sad.

[@SquirrelASMR]

Omg I'm worried my squirrel will eat me now.

[@Richie90090]

You have a pet squirrel?? Is that to eat should food become short?

[@SquirrelASMR]

@@Richie90090 I hand feed like 20 wild squirrels. Some climb on me and come in the house. One is crazy and jumps at me so fast lol. I posted it on my Instagram. They are wild but come inside to chill sometimes.

[@Daniel-sm5vy]

@@SquirrelASMR you should be careful of rabies 😲

[@SquirrelASMR]

@@Daniel-sm5vy I got bit so many times

[@john30039]

@@SquirrelASMR they are checking out your place for when they execute their plan.

[@christineparis5607]

My friend dated a guy in college that was killed by his pet python. He got drunk, passed out on the couch, the python got out of his cage, saw an opportunity, and choked him to death. It's just instinct. There are some strange accounts from India of people sleeping with big pythons, but I haven't seen any reports after the 1930s...

[@tamaracampbell8857]

Very important information 💯

[@Rezzmari]

#9 was terrifying. I found the footage of villagers finding the woman's body inside the snake. And she was simply gardening, not like she was trying to provoke the snake. Unfortunate circumstances at the wrong time. 😰 Also, this should be a lesson for people to not keep wild animals. It does not matter if you raised them from infancy or been around them for a decade or more, all it takes is one wrong mistake by you or some sort of animal instinct in them and you're a goner.

[@adolfin251]

This is why I hate snakes

[@haranprakashp880]

Ya

[@FreedomAnderson]

False stories are why you hate Snakes as a whole?

[@adolfin251]

@@FreedomAnderson I just hate snakes they creep me out

[@doglover12345andfr]

That picture of a “Buffalo” was actually a Bison. They are different animals.

[@andreasimon2752]

I thought they were the same

[@adambrown6174]

The names are technically considered interchangeable in America. Not sure why we call em buffalo when they are actually bison. Should call em by what the Native Americans called them.

[@amandawitherspoon3988]

@@andreasimon2752 I did too so I Googled it. There is a difference.

[@paulkohler4858]

Love it. Thanks.

[@rayejohn79rj11]

I got bit by a black widow at work doing security at this warehouse facilty it was a tingling feeling in my leg and I got really nauseated ..one of the workers noticed when I got up I dropped to the ground on one knee I rolled my pants leg up and he noticed I went straight to the hospital..Reginal Palmer if it wasn't for him and his friend keeping me coherent and his friend taking off his sweater and wraping it around my leg I don't know if it helped but the doctor seen me immediately..gave me a shot 💉 I stayed in the hospital..calf leg was swollen like I had air in it..the doctors said if they didn't rush you when they did it would have been even worst perhaps not even be alive..I'm so grateful for them 5yrs ago this happen ..I have dark spots on my leg as a souvenir...I told the Dr black spots on my leg? He said you rather the black spots or your life....so I'm living with the black spots..lol

[@cartt5431]

It is their fault that they have those pets

[@pokegaming2590]

I heard a story that a man had a bunch of rats but he forgot to feed them since he was drunk and when he woke up his rats ate his baby

[@carolynrog3rogers339]

😭😭😭😭do you have a link to this story I belive you I just want to read about it .?

[@rascal-id6ti]

OMG

[@carolynrog3rogers339]

@Alexander Freeman a rat was trying to eat my grandmother finger but a baby do you know how much crying that baby was doing and the suffering and that man didn't hear the baby 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@christophergedrose7445]

She spent a decade raising those wolfdogs. The police questioned her for multiple decades about them. Psycic cops always know.

[@libbzy1742]

They were closed in a small space outside and fed with other wild animal corpses. So in a way she didn't do anything to domesticate them and she didn't even have a license. Wolfdogs are on 9th place of all dog breeds killing people but killings by dogs are not that common at all.

[@juanmunroe5262]

Awesome video

[@SquirrelASMR]

Sheriff ManSavage sounds like a cool title/name combo

[@anthonygarcia4158]

Your nuts LOL.

[@jrelaba04]

Squirrel tol pasyalka s bahay q w8 aq Godbless

[@opheliab4u]

Came to the comments just see if someone else heard that name and giggled 🤣 cuz I did! I'm such a child 😹

[@cygnusstarscream]

Just a Wee anger snack. Be smart, just have a kitten or puppy for a pet.

[@amymoolman2446]

Dogs eat their owners too

[@FreedomAnderson]

What about people with allergies to fur, or disabilities like myself?

[@saracoleman8154]

Cats apparently will eat their owners too.

[@theresaoneill6525]

Those house cat's had every right to chew on their owners! They were living in deplorable conditions! Also a hippo??? Sorry but I don't see how anyone can think that's a good idea. Forget that they will rip you apart, their weight alone is a death sentence!!

[@phunter24]

I remember when the last story dealing with the chimp happenned. This video only gives the basics. What happened was the Connecticut woman had the chimp on medication, had started treating the chimp like a replacement to her husband, and the chimp had grown huge, and was unmanageable. The woman had called her friend over to help because, if my memory's correct, the woman was locked in her own car. When the friend came over, she had a different hair style, which may or may not have had anything to do with the chimp's reaction since it was already being agressive. I will spare you of the gory details. But the woman did have to get surgery and was one of the few people to have had a facial transplant (with someone else's face).

[@christopherchuauhang4829]

I'm setting my guppies free asap.

[@carolynrog3rogers339]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@saltwater_carter6933]

Lol

[@Lovey.01]

Underrated comment 🤣💯

[@catherinetomoney2707]

Why?

[@oceanstar2294]

I first learned this in middle school and still effective to this day. Dosent matter how or what age you raised a wild animal, especially a predator. Once it becomes mature, it'll turn on you out of instincts with no regard of affection or friendship for it's owner if they continue to stay with them. The stories said in here were real horrific

[@charmaineramsden2188]

This is why they are called WILDLIFE people...🐍💜🐍

[@joevainnemurillo4615]

Even cats and dogs turned aggressive sometimes how much more a wild animal can be.

[@jabbarmuhammad9324]

I wouldn't own any of these animals just get a dog or cat

[@RC-bs6eb]

Did you somehow miss the part about the cats eating their owner?

[@bestiesclub7813]

For the wolf dog one, when you get a more than one wolf dog or even just a dog in general you have to when introducing them make sure you don’t creating a bond between them to strong to the point that they don’t have a special bond with you

[@sunnyquinn3888]

Me to a pig: You're cute and all that, but you know if you died I'd totally eat you, right? Pig: Same, human, same.

[@HG-st4jm]

Remember when I said I would get a lion..yeah not anymore

[@Stickerbelle]

A 15x15 steel and concrete cage for a black bear is just awful and I can understand why the poor animal attacked.

[@geneset5879]

Agreed. I can't stand things like this. Having a dog on a chain tied to a tree is infuriating too.

[@lauraowen8142]

EXACTLY.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

And she fed the poor bear dog food! That pissed me off!

[@wendydamink6140]

In the Netherlands we say; “Foutje, bedankt!” Or simple “Oeps!”

[@Deathdakid4]

Ok translation?

[@michellemarieperez6574]

What does that mean?

[@XxilvstrngrthngsxX]

6:28 “Humphrey the hippo” Me laughing bc i have a cousin named Humphrey 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Delightbestsmm]

Wonderful

[@clairemercer3099]

What all these incidents have in common is that the animals were all kept in atrocious conditions. Even if you love a wild animal their very nature requires them to be free and not in an enclosure no matter how nice it is.

[@mysmilewow]

Key word “Wild animal” it doesn’t matter how long you’ve had training with a wild animal, just a split second and you’re out.

[@JamesDM4]

Dogs and cat use to be wild. With time they became tamed.

[@MoSherriCharlaSmith]

Yep. These people were idiots.

[@angshusarma1908]

I'm happy with my three dogs . I love them but sometimes they scare the shit out of me while they stare at me .😂😂

[@Jugivadi]

I have a 40 pound tortuous and after watching this, I'm a little afraid of him. Sure he eats lettus, but ya never know.

[@sb4040]

tortoise

[@Zerushaddai]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nuttybar9]

lettuce.

[@BkGreg]

Seems odd, if you have one, you should be able to spell it.

[@tokidada1010]

Greg lol. Lol. Omg. funniest comment ever. Lol

[@BryanScott21]

Everyone who is responsible, and trained, should be armed when dealing with wild animals...if not, then u have to rely on luck.

[@liamhillman8486]

I used to play with a tame cheetah when I was a kid back in the 1960s in Kenya. It was like a big soppy dog.

[@luisbracero6870]

I think the animal should have a gun ,😑not the human , people are the problem 😜

[@katherinewindsor8259]

Wild anmails get more wild when going throw the beginning of hormones.

[@donnanoe6736]

I had one wolfdog who was a T-4. He was very sweet and lived happily amongst us for almost 16 years.

[@ericmoorev4741]

How are you doing today my name is Eric

[@tajthegreatone9326]

Gives new meaning to: 🎶 Have you ever seen a crowd going apesh**t!?🎶

[@Itsmeagain828]

I have an agreement with my cats. Whoever goes first the other one gets to eat them. 😊😼🤔

[@matrixinri]

The number 5 made me remember the series Malcolm in the middle, in the chapter when Francis (the older brother) calls and asks how did Aunt Hellen die? ... and Dewey (the younger brother) replied "The cats ate it" and he does not believe him, until he asks to his father how did Aunt Hellen die? and his Father replies "The cats ate her, wait talk with Dewey he knows better what happened" XD hahahaha

[@douglasarthur2673]

It may be in ‘bad taste’ but I couldn’t help laughing 😆

[@quinnlollis7211]

Why anyone would treat a wild animal as a pet is beyond me! No matter how and how long they “behave”…they are and will always be wild! I belong to a snake group on FB and we discuss venomous and non-venomous snakes. We can admire the non-venomous ones up close and personal but the venomous we “admire from a far”!