America's Deadliest Predators Up Close (Private Tour)

Forrest Galante gets a private zoo tour of America's deadliest predators or animals, Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. This facility hosts some of Florida's top predators including bears, mountain lions, bobcats, snakes, and more.
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[@ForrestGalante]

What was your favorite predator that we saw?

[@crispychrissy]

Amy, since humans are the ultimate predator. She's my favorite because she protects the other predators. :)

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

The red fox, black bear and mountain lion 🐆 🐻 🦊

[@GingerBeardMan977]

the florida panther. being in kansas we dont see much "big" predators. but out in elk city and independence with uncle and grandparents we had a big cat taking farm animals. neighbors knew the family hunted and wanted us to keep an eye out and sadly we did wind up getting her after she was going after neighbors wild stock

[@sdqsdq6274]

@@GingerBeardMan977 that what he said , always the same animal/ human conflict story ending up animal being the victim and getting killed which humans are the one encroaching lands , being cage up isnt a bad thing , 24/7 health care , food on time ....

[@eazykills23]

The Bobcat, just so cute but dangerous.

[@thatguyzach04]

"He knows a lot about cougars that young man right there" I'm dead 😂

[@ryanwdonahue]

*shakes head* to acknowledge that she wasn't having that humor😂

[@angelmarin7053]

brother 😂😂😂

[@AA-zv6yo]

Yeah amy didn't like that joke lol😅😅😅

[@MisterSpriggan]

Good joke wrong audience 😭

[@Konnersaki]

@@ryanwdonahueShe got him earlier with that gray beard hair bit 😂

[@lindysmallwood2039]

I use to have a bobcat that love to bring food into my hay barn. Always left me presents. Rabbit ears, intestines etc.

[@earthwombat]

so considerate

[@BlahBlahBlahBlah69]

Just giving a payment for renting it to eat

[@loriebel1867]

I bet you think you're so funny and witty huh

[@kaynebrown9576]

GOAT comment

[@leilastearns3332]

I did the same thing to a bobcat that lived in our barn

[@nobodys.home_1993]

That black bear had quite the personality 😂

[@Wulvarr]

Kiona deserves all the peanuts

[@IranOutofUserNames11]

Love the battle against misinformation and misconceptions surrounding wildlife. Being well informed allows people to fully enjoy wildlife in a way that doesn’t harm them.

[@BigMoore1232]

If you've ever worked on or owned a farm with small livestock you know what a coyote can do. Don't be obtuse.

[@veritywolfe960]

A lot of misinformation in that video was from him. Opinion is not fact, and if these animals are so lazy and non threatening, why didn't they go in the paddocks? Moore is right, don't be obtuse.

[@simpled5755]

​@@BigMoore1232 I have been on a farm my whole life and know what coyotes can do. But I still don't kill them needlessly

[@simpled5755]

​​@@veritywolfe960they don't go in because it's illegal. Also don't say that someone is spewing misinformation (especially when the said person is a reputable and recognized wildlife biologist) without having the ability to back up your statement. Don't be obtuse.

[@BigMoore1232]

@@simpled5755 I don't kill them at all. My 2 150lb Cane Corsos do that.

[@feathersfamily]

Love Love LOVE Busch Wildlife! Their Junior Naturalist program is the best. My animal loving son lives his best life during their classes ❤️❤️

[@ForrestGalante]

That's amazing

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

@@ForrestGalantehope you find the Tasmanian Tiger or thylacine 🐅

[@crispychrissy]

"For a guy with no balls, you're pretty ballsy." I spit out my water all over my keyboard, man XD

[@ForrestGalante]

🥶🥶

[@caeden5178]

😂​@@ForrestGalante

[@dustinweeks7245]

No you didn't, but way to sensationalize your fake reaction to a mildly amusing joke🤮🗑️

[@CrypidLore]

@@dustinweeks7245 Man, you must be really good at telling stories.

[@Troriscool]

@@CrypidLore 🫄

[@eugenegreen9187]

I saw a Florida panther a few years ago. I was driving at night on route 41 headed to Miami. I saw was a large black thing in the road as I got closer I realized it was a baby cat (it was too big to be a domestic cat). I drove my car around it and slammed the breaks. On the shoulder was the Mama panther pacing back and forth making a loud whinny sound. It was amazing to see one so close, but sad because she was morning the loss of her baby. My favorite Florida animal is the Gopher Tortoise, I live on an acre in North Florida and have two tortoises calling my yard home. It is the best feeling knowing these tortoises are safe with me.

[@anniebell6846]

😢

[@christianmino3753]

That sneeze at 20:30 (the timestamp a second early so you won't miss it) was adorable. At first, I thought he was hissing at Forest, LOL.

[@froug5642]

The way he pulled out the rattlesnake and just let it slither around looked sketchy as hell lmao

[@raymanvermillionare2962]

Especially cause the lady is like yeah thats a bad snek

[@minekush1138]

😂well even murders are aloud back on the yard

[@810.Legend-lx7xr]

Ita because they can't see you when you don't move. So if you don't move you are nothing than a hear source to them. There's no threat

[@810.Legend-lx7xr]

Heat*

[@Guru-ue2yp]

He likes to seem like a big shot Steve Irwin

[@lizbecker1677]

I've always been in favor of zoos for exactly the reason that Forest talks about. In a perfect world, these animals do belong in the wild but because they are so misunderstood, we need places that keep them responsibly like Busch Wildlife Sanctuary to educate the general public about how amazing and worth protecting they are! This looks like an amazing place, and the next time I'm in Florida I'm going to make a point to visit.

[@Bamapride1000]

I’ve got a pair of gray foxes that their moms had been ran over but they’ve never been kept in captivity. They run free and stay around the house and get their protection. I’m a hunter, fisherman and trapper but I do have a heart for wildlife and when I see something wild in distress I can’t stop myself from helping.

[@The_Crucible714]

“You can buy foxes here any day but can’t legally own one w/o a permit.” Yet another law that puts the “duh” in Florida.

[@jakewilson7112]

Careful, such "experts" hate you. They have a joke degree.. so you should listen. Your imprinting on these wild animals causes global warming or something.... delusional hippies with handout degrees told me so. Only they can do the same thing and be morally justified.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

That "but" can be a "so" for 99% of outdoorsmen.

[@tranixter]

"He knows a lot about cougars" Calling out the camera man 🤣

[@The_Crucible714]

I don’t think Amy really appreciated that joke but hey… Forrest tried.

[@tranixter]

@@The_Crucible714 Maybe went over her head

[@user-nm2kl4kd5w]

He played it off smooth🤣

[@arikal2000]

Cougar joke didn’t land as expected

[@TheBrandonGrose]

@@DocHolliday384119:20

[@DeadlyEncounters13]

19.09

[@Dungeontai]

man, i fell off my chair "He knows a lot about cougars. Young man right there"

[@lennythorton6984]

This video reminded me of when I was about 4 years old and I fed a full size black bear a peanut out of my mouth. My grandpa kept all kinds of dangerous animals but he always said the bears were his favorite because of how gentle they are when tame.

[@InfaredAviator1492]

That's crazy feeding it by mouth 💀

[@ankhorman]

Such a great facility and I'm glad you showcased so many special keepers and animals.

[@adamboshart4149]

Awesome Thank you folks For being so loving to the creatures ❤

[@xm8553]

So glad you give to wild life in Florida! Florida gets so much bs on the internet about being crazy. which is it, but so is everywhere else. And Florida has a ton of cool wildlife, it’s great to see someone as knowledgeable and popular as you show positivity to Florida.

[@Morgan-pf8nu]

Great video Forrest! In my humble opinion, animals in captivity don’t know anything else. It’s not like they think to themselves “oh I should be out there in the wild, it would be so much better.” They simply live in the moment and that’s all they know.

[@vinzentwallbach4251]

And yet people will cry that all animals should be free as if they had a philosophical sense of freedom like we have.

[@andrewgoll4250]

19:20 made me crack up lmao, she didn't even bother acknowledging it :D

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I loved the Grey fox and the unique personalities of that deer & turkey. Those antlers were cool & how he was play fighting with you.

[@leokuhn8958]

That bobcat is basicaly a domestic kitten😂

[@mr.lannyconn]

frogs with teeth is a steve erwin quote. loved him too man. keep up the awesome vids.

[@dontplayw_thme595]

As a native of northwestern Florida. They are out there those big cats. I’ve seen two, one jumped over a fence and then my sisters hood of her car and disappeared into the bush on the other side of the road instantly. They are amazing creatures.

[@coldmoonlight6361]

Beautiful critters, especially the lovey bobcat

[@tonyprice2256]

Same

[@SureSShuffle]

Let’s be honest, all of us were a bit shook with the rattle snake, no matter how chilled it was 😅

[@steveb8201]

Such a great video. Best dude since Steve Irwin. Always full of great information and the love for what he does bleeds through the internet. Thank you Forrest.

[@supersolidsnake641]

Steve backshall is more entertaining

[@alanm.4298]

I live in the suburb of a large city and several yeqrs ago a coyote would come visit me just to "hang out". Often when I returned home in the evening, when I parked my car she would pop up out of the bushes and be sitting in the headlights. I got concerned for her well-being... and the well-being of neighborhood lets... because of her lack of fear of people. Much as I tried to discourage her, she would come sit nearby and sometimes even nod off. She was young and probably just leaving her family to strike out on her own. Sometimes she was silly. One day she found a tennis ball and was tossing it around playing fetch by herself. Another time all I could see of her was four paws sticking up out of tall grass. She had made herself a nice, shady bed and was fast asleep. After two or three months of nearly daily visits, she stopped coming around. I was hopeful that she had wandered off into the nearby hills and was living a proper coyote life.

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

That slap from the black bear would've really hurt ... but she was not trying to hurt Forrest. THAT'S why you don't go in. If she did that to another bear, it wouldn't been nothing.

[@tylerrhodes9814]

Forrest just turns the diamondback loose in the floor and continues conversation😂😂😂

[@Koryfisherjr]

Another great upload from Forrest keep doin what you do man, love watchin the videos

[@09luke]

You know it’s a good day when forest uploads

[@don-_-952]

Forrestus Galantus. top notch predator with no amygdala and huge balls is my favorite animal

[@The_Crucible714]

Mine too although… Forrestus’ ta-tas are bigger than Retep’s… bigger than AMY’s! _undeniable effects of the Joe Rogan testosterone plan!_ 😮 😏

[@christerknutsen8031]

Her excitement while talking about the animals is so tangible

[@appstate83]

i had a diamond back this size cross in front of me on a dirt road in Florida in the early ‘90’s on my way to work at a new rural Seminole County tennis center one morning ~ absolutely beautiful

[@Gojukid]

This was a badass video thanks for doing this Forrest

[@TheHaubs11tx]

Yes, don’t over hype bears, especially black bears the grizzly probably shouldn’t be playing around that but the black bear does prefer fruit and veggies but if they’re hungry, they will eat you. You have to have a healthy caution.

[@jakewilson7112]

can you plz tell me the last recorded case of a black bear actually consuming a human? They can kill you, but they generally wont eat you.

[@TheHaubs11tx]

@@jakewilson7112 yeah that’s kind of my point they prefer fruits and berries and stuff like that but if there’s a harsh winter or a bad growing season and they’re hungry, they will consume meat and if you wanna know the last time a blackbear attacked a human then google it dude I don’t have to provide you with the research it has happened I’m saying it’s rare. I said it was rare. You didn’t make a good point, and it’s not always about food. If you get too close to a mama bear’s cub, a black bear can attack you. You didn’t get one over on me you didn’t get your gotcha moment you just showed your ignorance, so put your shoes on and go kick rocks.

[@HomeSlice97]

@@jakewilson7112every known killing by a black bear was predatory in nature. It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, it’s usually a large male who sees humans as potential prey

[@MTGWithMike]

I love your love for all the animals! Many blessings to you sir!

[@TheHaubs11tx]

No sir fear of big cats is not unwarranted he is not just a big old house kitty that’s ridiculous. I’m not saying that you need to be violent towards them but you need to have a healthy fear of what they can do if they want to.

[@The_Crucible714]

American cougars are more closely related to the domestic house cat than the “big cats” (tigers, lions) because they cannot roar. They’re not to be trifled with out in the wild.

[@TheHaubs11tx]

@@The_Crucible714 I’m not messing with any cat that I haven’t basically raised since birth. The cat I have now, and I never wanted a cat I found crying crushed as a newborn across the street during new house construction. I brought him in his tail fell off. He had broken ribs. I wasn’t gonna pay for it. I found an angel donor in the animal advocacy space And the vet called me after everything was done and said, do you want us to take care of it or do you want to keep it and I said is it free and he said yes everything‘s been taken care of. I said well what are the chances of survival, he said 6040 and I said I will look after what happens happens and now it’s a sweetheart neutered declawed basically literally and figuratively lol and I never wanted a cat

[@Shaden0040]

there are still a few large Easter Diamondbacks in Massachusetts just south of Boston in the area called the Blue Hills you should come check them out if you're interested and see if you can find a big one.

[@guccisgooch9661]

I do agree that coyotes get a bad rep, but here in north Texas we’ve had a couple coyotes that deliberately attacked people on walks on a regular basis😂😂

[@boriskravchenko454]

A 19 year old singer, Taylor Mitchell, was killed by coyotes where I live about 15 years ago. Lots of personal bad experiences with them too, but as always, the problem is when they get too habituated to humans and stop being afraid of us.

[@guccisgooch9661]

@@boriskravchenko454 jesus that’s so awful. damn RIP. Ion think anyone was killed here, but several people were sent to hospitals w pretty nasty injuries. I think it was a similar thing w the coyotes here too, jus got habituated to people feeding them or leaving food behind at camp sites n parks n stuff. Most wild animal attacks are human caused or originated, either purposefully or not. Wild animals aren’t out to get us, but you def have to respect them. They’re just adapted to survive at any cost.

[@richardgaribay7741]

@@guccisgooch9661your punctuation is off.

[@shinyman250]

They definitely d0 get a bad rap but they can be dangerous very quickly

[@guccisgooch9661]

@@shinyman250 most definitely. Always gotta be cautious n respect any animal like that.

[@stshstsh07]

FL native here. I've definitely see one of the "black" ones in the wild. I will never forget the way it moved and how it was the only time I've seen one after being in that location over a year.

[@timadams9038]

I lived in the foothills when I was in junior high school. We had a 1/4 to 1/2 mile walk from the bus stop to the house. One afternoon I stayed down at a friend's house until the evening . On the way home I encountered mountain lion tracks on top of my siblings tracks on the trail we used to get home. Talk about being hyper aware and observant on the way home that day

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- It feels *illegal* to be this early. 😮

[@tylerwestman5258]

😂 how weak minded???

[@theunluckycharm9637]

​@@tylerwestman5258who

[@BigRW]

I saw 3 gray foxes in my yard at the same time one morning. I didn't know we even had them here in East Tennessee. So cool to see.

[@sujayhassan-ul5sf]

come to india and explore the animal of india one .explore our zoo and explore our native animal .i guss you will be happy to see bengal tiger and gharial only found in india i guss .

[@surgetube9435]

I love your stuff! found out about you thru Rogan pod but I always look for your vids now I appreciate your work sir!!

[@user-vv2bh1ch8k]

Lmao forest "can I kiss the bear" 😂😂

[@The_Crucible714]

Forrest is into bears. 😏

[@tiffanytaylor994]

The content is a cut above the rest. Keep setting the bar high!

[@justinhorn4246]

This was very informational and impressive. I respect what yall do. Imma huge hunter and live in the panhandle of idaho. I do enjoy learning from yall. Keep up the good work and making these types of videos.

[@Swampkrew]

In 2001 I saw a black panther jump across the highway in Florida. I was driving through the Myakka state forest outside of Englewood. Not many people believe me but I know what I saw.

[@b_ma06]

love this guys videos fr he should have more recognition

[@thomasflood9453]

Great stuff. I would watch everything you put out. Please do more. Love it. Good stuff

[@MrRunWO]

the cougar joke hahaha lmao

[@LethaTruitt-ep5jg]

There are plenty of big diamond rattle snakes in crocket Texas by the Trinity River

[@doggosandfriends5500]

Time to do something about the numbers of Florida panthers in the wild. Would be devastating seeing another amazing animal go extinct specially in a country with great amount of resource and with people so educated and aware of the issue.

[@The_Crucible714]

They reintroduced a group of mountain lions from out west into the Everglades. The local stock was becoming too weak from inbreeding

[@matthewhall8790]

I've never seen a mountain lion here in Colorado either, but I see tracks a lot.

[@wbrycec]

Super awesome. Please consider visiting Everglades Outpost in Homestead, Florida by the Everglades main entrance road if you’re around the area. Your audience viewership bolsters visitors and many great locations don’t have the same excellent access to resources like this place does. If I’m not mistaken, they have a lion on sight as well but it’s a secret because it has epilepsy and they don’t want visitors taking photos and activating an episode with flash photography. Great people, could use some more funding and visitors

[@MC-qb1jg]

I live in Florida and have seen many bobcat. We do have bear, rattle snakes, pigmy rattlers, fox, coyote, panthers, and gators in our area. Leave them alone. They will leave you alone.

[@justinalvarez9563]

Love these educational videos Forrest. Definitely going to visit this sanctuary

[@The_Crucible714]

I remember visiting Busch Gardens in it’s old location during one visit to FL. These new enclosures seem much larger.

[@coreywagar3890]

That was a pleasure to watch. Mad respect to that conservation center.

[@cats1900]

I am so jealous of getting to hold the baby gator. They are so freaking cute!

[@OPGaming17]

Love the video, wish the music was lowered a tad bit more in some sections as it was hard to distinguish what people were saying

[@The_Crucible714]

Yeah, a little “musak” for the intro/outro is all that’s needed. At least equalize the volume in post.

[@lMinivanl]

I know a guy who was in his truck. Window open. A bobcat leapt into the window and almost killed him. He now has crazy scars all over his face. While I agree they are overly vilified, that doesn’t change the fact that they can a will mess you up if they want to. Do not underestimate wild animals and give them the respect they deserve . Stay safe.

[@patrikgibbons7560]

Great video!

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

I have a big scar on my ankle from a rabid coyote. I still hate how some people stack them up and smile about it.

[@MyFaithsaysitall]

I’m an implant from Ohio, I refuse to kill any snakes. We also have a fox den on our property and neighbors wanted to come on my property to trap them. I said a few choice words and slammed the door in their face. Most of the neighbors feel the same way. One morning I swore I saw a panther in a neighbor’s yard. Found out that they are around here.

[@anniebell6846]

Amy is a force to be reckoned with thanks for sharing this trip.

[@kyartistry]

This is soo informative! You can tell these people really care about the animals ❤

[@chrisreichart8865]

I grew up watching Steve Irwin, I'm so happy my son gets to grow up watching you. Incredible role model.

[@alissalloyd9862]

I do think that usually coyotes get a bad rap as well but I must say some 12 or so years ago I went coyote hunting with a group of people.(Pause there for a moment so I can give some background.) There was an overpopulation of coyotes in the area. They were so bold when we had fires they would pace just around the firelight sometimes as many as a dozen or even more. Also they were extremely large for coyotes with one in particular having footprints as large or larger than our Newfie cross. I'm inclined to believe they were coy-wolves or even just wolves but the ones I saw in daylight always looked like coyotes. Anyway they were overpopulated and eating local livestock and the deer population was plummetting.This was in the Midwest btw. So we go hunting one winter evening out in a 300 acre field surrounded by woods on two sides. There's maybe 8-10 of us. 4-5 with guns, 2 with walkies and calls and 2 with massive lights. I was holding one of the spotlights. We split into two groups sitting a ways apart sitting back to back to cover both wooded areas. Taking turns calling. We saw nothing. We gave up and headed back. I'd never been hunting coyotes before. It was a very crisp winter night and we walked around a mile from the house to the middle of the field. I was wearing my boyfriend's boots because I forgot my own. I doubled the socks trying to help them fit better. They didn't. On the way back I would feel the blisters on top of blisters. I also began to have an asthma attack brought on by the bitter cold air. As we walked I fell further behind the main group and then behind everyone. I was gasping and just trying to make it back for my inhaler. I had a funny feeling and shined the woods closest to me. I saw no less than 10 pairs of eyes. Following me. They were hunting me. I was scared. I began to wonder if they'd attack and kill me or would they wait for me to die from asthma. I knew in that moment I was weak. Injured and struggling to breathe. Ahead of me I heard my boyfriend ask where I was and a friend of mine asked too. They turned and saw me and came running back. I told them what I saw between deep breaths. They rushed me to the house for my inhaler. My heels took probably two months to fully heal. My inhaler worked. I've never been coyote hunting again. I don't underestimate coyotes. I don't fear them but I do respect them. When you have something growling at you from the firelight and then you become the hunted it gives you a different perspective.

[@Southern-vietnam]

14:11 that joke was NUTS

[@n2skiing76]

Charlie brought back memories. As a kid the movie Charlie the lonesome cougar was one of my favorite movies.

[@chefmike5192]

I never realized how endangered aligators were thats awesome how conservation has helped them thrive now. I knew the saltwater crocodiles here in australia were in a similar situation in the 80s and now the population is through the roof.

[@matthewlaird5235]

I live in an area where my backyard is right against a Mountain Preserve in AZ. Road Runners, Bobcats, Foxes, Coyotes, and rattlesnakes, find their way into my backyard, and when any of those things see me or hear me they run, they want nothing to do with me. If I saw a fox approaching me and he or she wasn’t afraid I would instantly think rabies. I know how this things react and behave, and when they don’t act the way I have grown up my entire life seeing them behave, it sends alarm bells in my head.

[@Greg-i1b]

Hey love your videos. I live on the Yukon river in Alaska, you might be interested in looking into the salmon population since 2020 the population has dropped by about 80%

[@Yuracirlce]

Wow Forrest apologized for interrupting. He’s come along ways. lol jk

[@The_Crucible714]

No “F-bombs” either, I think that was a robotic Forrest clone, an “AI Forrest!”

[@TheGrumpyNerd]

"this guy knows a lot about cougars" haha ZINGER!

[@ishaandhaliwal4091]

love ur work and wish u can continue your show

[@ianprososki6804]

I absolutely love all the content and work you do Forrest, keep it up man. I hope my zoo plans help contribute.

[@ThomasEynon-oy2rk]

I live in Charleston SC. You are wrong about coyotes, they evolved here and run in packs, bigger here because i believe they mixed with wild dogs. My friend and I got attacked by a pack. They are absolutely dangerous here. There is a pack of about 15 that take down cows across the street from me and you absolutely have to be careful here. Bobcats are common but no threat, they tend to stay away from humans

[@cameroonkendrick6312]

You should do a video on endangered or rare animals in Florida, they receive no awareness and have so many threats

[@Animal_chin]

There are bobcats, mountain lions and coyote in my neighborhood which is so cool because I live two blocks from the beach in residential Orange County. It's super rad to see them.

[@moonliteX]

"i took you straight through the back-door"

[@The_Crucible714]

😂

[@stephenhenderson7546]

I was lucky enough to see a wild florida panther about 20 years ago. I fixed HVAC and was out in middle of nowhere and I turned around to talk to customer and it was on the wood line about 30 yards away. I got excited and said look at that. the customer tried to convince me it was a bobcat but I knew better. I think he knew it lived around there and was trying to protect it which I think is pretty awesome.

[@robandcheryls]

I watched a Cougar (“Mountain Lion”) cross in front of me, heading to the ocean. It was longer than than the “Lane” was,wide. Comox, Vancouver Island, Canada

[@charles5401]

As a kid, i used to walk cornfields looking for animal tracks and ditched deer carcasses from poachers. I was a pretty small kid and was followed by a coyote for more than a mile. It made me fear and hate coyotes for the rest of my life.

[@matthewlupton1539]

ima be honest the amount of times he looked away from the rattlesnake while handling it/crouching down next to it was scaring me lmao

[@JW-28]

Your cougar joke bombed. I liked it tbh.

[@comedian0338]

I'd love to hear your thoughts in a video on the Eastern Coyote here in Nova Scotia, Canada . They have a lineage coming from interbreeding with the wolves that used to be here which gives them an interesting history in my opinion, they're such a unique variety of coyote and an absolutely gorgeous animal, it breaks my heart because so much of my provinces attitude towards them is to kill, so few people here are interested in conservation, they're seen as a dangerous pest that every hunter around seems gung ho to eradicate.

[@jancyvargheese5351]

What happened to the native wolf population of the area. Did they go extinct?

[@lorenzonevarez5973]

There’s a deer with antlers like that I use to see all the time in an area I use to deliver to a few years ago

[@eightyduece5980]

The Paradise fire was insane... So much destroyed, kinda amazing how much survived.

[@brandonwise2636]

367 attacks on humans by coyotes from 1977 through 2015, of which 165 occurred in California.

[@Dee-nonamnamrson8718]

A young singer in Canada was killed by a pack of coyotes. Really sad story.

[@UndeadJohnGaming]

Sanctuaries and zoos work as well as some do because of the incredible staff and honestly even those who come to see the animals... Spreading awareness ♥I agree that it is indeed worth it.

[@zack556]

Great video Forrest! I live in Florida and will check out this facility .

[@UhartAK420]

you should do Canada's Disgusting Predators which would be Drake and all of OVO 🤣🤣

[@ChrisMusson-kv8ph]

I have never seen a grey fox that friendly. Most grey fox’s are skittish.

[@The_Crucible714]

I’ve only ever seen red foxes here in the Northeast, very occasionally a solid black color morph.

[@davidwindell]

My wife was staying at her grandma’s condo in south Florida, and was sitting in the living room. The front door was open (screen door closed) and a large Florida panther walked right up to the door, sat for a second, and then took off. Her grandma was doing laundry down the street and walked back in the house just minutes after the panther left. It moved so silently however, that had my wife not seen it, the cat would never have been discovered. Panthers are so stealthy that they move all around d human habitation and are nearly invisible.

[@carlossteffens7659]

This woman is an encyclopedia! Awesome!