Intelligent Yet 100% DEADLY Insane Chimpanzee Attacks Owner | Full Episode | Curious?: Natural World

Chimpanzees are highly intelligent animals with tremendous banks of strength compared to humans. In this episode of 'Predator Pets,' you will discover the investigation into the lives of chimps whose owners cared for them but experienced some turbulence during their time owning them.
Do you think Chimps should be kept as pets even if cared for properly?
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From Season 1 Episode 2:
Duane Gilbert shows us around his picturesque Utah ranch and introduces us to his aggressive herd that packs a kick capable of killing a lion. In California, we learn just how brutal Chimpanzees can be and two experts explain just what makes them such dangerous pets. And we finish up the show across the ocean in Lincolnshire at a wildlife park that’s home to some unique animals not normally found in an English backyard.
Predator Pets - Alligators, snakes, wolves, bears, and more, these deadly pets offer an adrenaline-pumping experience you just don’t get with a poodle. Have some pet owners crossed a line by keeping these wild animals in their homes? Predators Pets investigates extreme pets and the danger factor that their owners see as a positive rather than a problem.
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[@CuriousNaturalWorld]

Do you believe chimpanzees should be kept as pets, even when cared for properly? 🤔 💭

[@awnutz]

No

[@suemoo22]

No

[@loribaker8339]

No! They are the cutest little babies and can love back-for awhile! They are so strong and one never knows what will set them off.

[@callyb54]

NO!!!!

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

No.

[@jandedick7519]

You see those poor animals rocking back and forth and that’s sad. These animals have been taken from their families as babies and stuck in a cage. Cruelty and more cruelty.

[@brandonluther80]

People say while eating a burger and chicken tenders.

[@awnutz]

She was never aggressive; until the day she was. Adopt a dog. Adopt a cat. Wild animals are just that. Wild.

[@TinasCrazyLife]

And you think a dog or a cat can never turn on you? Smh.

[@mujahidal-deen2195]

Thats a dumb argument.. yeh they can become aggressive but an angry cat or poodle isnt gonna kill you

[@awnutz]

@@TinasCrazyLife dogs and cats are domesticated animals. Alligators and chimps are not.

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

@@mujahidal-deen2195, But a dangerously aggressive Rottweiler or Pitt B. could easily do some serious damage to its’ owner(or someone else) if the dog is neglected/abused by the person who is supposed to be in charge of taking care of it.

[@mujahidal-deen2195]

@@roxanneweichinger9318 yeh because they can be domesticated, wild animals cant, ppl who think they can end up dead before they realise

[@myrnawashington9057]

I still find it amazing that a man raised a full grown tiger in a apartment building, I think in New York. That thing was huge. It was confiscated, sent to a sanctuary here in Ohio. Owner went crazy and released all the animals and than committs suicide. Unfortunately the tiger had to be put down. I can't remember why they couldn't dart him. It was scary for the people having predator animals on the lose. Resident in a near bye nursing home kept saying they could see a tiger looking out the window in a upper floor apartment., maybe the 4th or 5th floor. No one believed them until someone else seen it and called the police. The story can be googled.

[@sebastianb5036]

Why would you want an exotic pet? Narcissism is all I can think of. If you want a companion, get a dog. It is called mans best friend for a reason. They've adapted to humans for thousands of years. Their brains are basically rewired to live with us and understand us.

[@brandonluther80]

But the cruelty is no different with a dog or cat. They are taken from family and placed where they don't want to be. So if it's okay to be cruel to dogs cause we say they like it then why can't someone else say the animal of their choosing likes it?

[@sebastianb5036]

@@brandonluther80 have you seen dogs? Almost all of them are living happy lives. They regard their owners as friends and family. Dogs have been selected for millenia. To be docile and happy around humans. Also we humans understand the body language of dogs, we can tell if they are happy. Most dogs I've come across live blissfully happy lifes and show it. There natural habitat is around us. The proto dog that survived in packs in the natural world is basically gone. Most dog breeds would severely struggle to survive without their human and as some report have shown, go to great lengths to get back to them. On the other hand - I get taken away from my familie all the time. It first happened in Kindergarden, then school, then work, then I moved out completely to live with someone that is not related to me. Sometimes I wanted, sometimes I didn't, often I learned to enjoy it how things are. On the other hand as those places are fit for humans - I wouldn't be very happy to be thrown into condition that are not fit for me. Let's say, living in the savanna or jungle, as I don't have many usefull skills to survive there as it is completely unrelated to everything I experienced. If I buy a dog and seperate him from "his family" he will have been around humans. Probably inside a house, not unsimilar to his new circumstances. He will adapt very easily. You could make an argument about the ethics of breeding pets in general. But if you do that and follow through consequentially you have to arrive at a anti natalist view. If putting animals into a world that causes suffering to some degree to them, then so is putting other human beings in it

[@cordulam]

@@brandonluther80 There is a extreme difference. Dogs need human company and care to be happy. They are not at all made for living in the wild.

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

A tiger could carry a grown man up a dang tree they are not pets leave them in the wild. There is also folks posting vids of people feeding wild animals racoon, deer, etc. You need to not feed them they will not be afraid of humans and you seal thier fates because you think you are helping.

[@ellinorglorioso2247]

Nothing puts heaven in more of a rage then to see a bird within a cage.....nothing living wants to be caged and restricted. Nothing.

[@aureliofont]

Humans can be so very strange, odd, and sometimes (albeit unconsciously) cruel to the point of putting others in harm out of personal selfishness, projection, anthropomorphizing animals and keeping them confined.

[@toserveman9265]

In the 70's in court I was sentenced to community service and Wildlife Way Station was on the list of places I could volunteer!!!!!! 280 hours, it was awesome... Sad to see it all gone now, everything and everyone just a memory, but good memories...

[@maureendrennan9328]

Protect their natural environment and stop this insanity.

[@nancytestani1470]

And make sure America passes laws NO EXOTIC PETS. Really that is what is needed.

[@caroljelly6384]

They are still in small areas it's not right or fair to the animal they don't even have enough space in zoos just stop people owning them

[@ContactsNfilters]

No, don't have a baby either! 😂 You can volunteer to hold babies at the hospital. Become a foster parent or volunteer with big brother/big sister.

[@mommiedearest5337]

I like that she saved them, but they’re all in cages. 😢

[@fuzzydawg2573]

I feel the same way

[@kathybrem880]

Sadly they cannot be released

[@James-kv6kb]

An ad for KZbin kids comes up despite the fact that I'm an adult on a video about people being mauled by wild animals

[@ursulatroxler7428]

Exactly

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

Do you have kids in the house?

[@James-kv6kb]

@@Johnnypaycheck77 none of your business

[@Taylor-pr2by]

Well you actually posted on public so now it’s everyone’s business bud

[@sandrahosking4272]

What happens when the humans caring for these caged animals die?

[@howardgofstein7366]

Martine is wrong. Her enclosures look terrible!

[@jennifermcmillan9518]

I know it was wrong but that last story was kind of sad.

[@somethingcleverrrr]

That's an odd word to use for crazy.....

[@denisereed4414]

This lady may have rescued a lot of animals but I think she is terrible, look at the size of those cages. They are far far to small for the bigger animals eg lions, they should have bigger cages it's cruel. Maybe she shouldn't rescue so many and instead make her cages bigger and more realistic eg have grass they can walk on instead of hard concrete.

[@veronicababy7959]

Her story is worse. She closed the sanctuary abruptly in 2019 requiring the government to find homes for all of the animals. She died two years ago.

[@govindagovindaji4662]

39:20 "Three months later I said, we gotta do something ~ quickly, cause they're gonna come back." Hmmm, three months wasn't quick enough I guess. Maybe that story was told out of sequence and it is when he saw the three cars that he said that?

[@howardgofstein7366]

The alligator story is ridiculous!!

[@howardgofstein7366]

How stupid is that woman?!?!?!

[@howardgofstein7366]

These ppl are delusional if they “love” an alligator

[@somethingcleverrrr]

Right?! They both seem like they might actually be clinically insane....that alligator didn't miss her dead husband. Ffs. And they actually thought the guy who reported them did it out of spite? Tf? 😂

[@govindagovindaji4662]

32:39 What are those appendage looking things behind Jackson's front legs?

[@Sarappreciates]

Badly titled, but super interesting video!

[@caroljelly6384]

Only could this happen in the USA

[@kiokokoffin]

Actually, in other countries, the exotic pet trade is less regulated and sometimes not at all regulated. Sure, the US isn't perfect, but keep in mind where these animals are bought from!

[@JOLEE462]

Exactly....I've seen this same trade very active in other countries...

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

They are not aggressive because you are feeding them.

[@melaniewalker5226]

I watched the Nim documentary. It was really sad but fascinating. I'd recommend it.

[@user-fn6he2sf4f]

She liked chicken hotdogs….and cats apparently

[@magdalenadacunto888]

-the owners of Jackson were completely mad

[@derrick9635]

Humans will do anything but atempt to save themselves,

[@marciajones2993]

I would have chose a snail over my ex husband. Protect their habitat and let them live free. 💙💙💙

[@magdalenadacunto888]

Laura is crazy. Jaxson could have been an exception, anyhow it was dangerous to the neighbourhood

[@porkkchop]

Coming from Africa made you an expert in every field? Arrogance is (or was in Martine's case RIP) alive and well. Every enclosure is a small concrete slab surrounded by a chain link fence in which the Department of Fish and Game deemed as "serious cage violations". Animals pacing and rocking back and forth is abnormal and a sign of stress. Human greed, ignorance and arrogance is wiping out EVERY species on the planet. Including us humans.

[@somethingcleverrrr]

She wasn't saying she felt it made her an expert, she was saying that's what people automatically assumed about her because she was from Africa.

[@porkkchop]

@@somethingcleverrrr if I read in to it wrong then I apologize.

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

Does lion urine smell like popcorn?

[@somethingcleverrrr]

It smells exactly like cat urine.

[@nancytestani1470]

This is so cool. She is cool.

[@ilovemonkey168]

It’s so dangerous with wild animal

[@thegoldendragonstavern4756]

They should be careful how hard they push...these people are what pay their bills. Realistically pet ownership is a responsibility and the type of animal doesn't matter. I would not have a wild animal but I know many people who do, and safely. I bred dogs for years, but I wouldn't recommend doing that either if you don't know how. You have to educate yourself and learn how to do what you are going to do. Education, not restriction. That's the real key. There's no problem with owning an animal when you do the things necessary to care for it properly. I think its even important for learning love of wild animals when you see a captive one as a pet, even in a video because you see more of the personality of the animal. People's love is what keeps people from callously destroying the wilderness where they live. Think of the few pets not as prisoners but as important ambassadors for their species.

[@somethingcleverrrr]

Nah. Wild animals are NOT pets no matter what.

[@thegoldendragonstavern4756]

@somethingcleverrrr Have you ever looked up fatal dog attacks in America? The records date back to the 1800s and there have been far more fatalities from pet dogs than chimpanzees. No one has made a law banning dog ownership, but they have made leash laws to protect the public. I'm not saying people should own a wild animal, but I am saying they should have a right to, and laws should only be there for public safety not infringement of rights. This particular woman was not responsible with her animal and of course something bad happened, however, many more are very responsible and have had no issues. The same applies with dog owners. Most people keep their dogs fenced or on a leash but you know there's always that one person letting their aggressive dog run around loose in the neighborhood charging people and explaining it away saying the dog is excited or friendly and even yelling at you when you tell them it should be leashed. It isn't right to punish people who are responsible because of the behavior of irresponsible people.

[@markgerard5585]

If they are in a cage, it is not much of a life. Sorry.

[@rcristy]

It's no life at all.

[@basildog007]

Who invented the first animal?... Probably a Mr Monkey, because monkey is the oldest animal. He was the first to give his name to an animal species. Easy! Why didn't YOU come up with this??? Haha. Mom says I have a very huge QI... Sorry...

[@pascalfo6014]

Happy hippie