Rescuing Baby Alligators From The Australian Heatwave! 🐊 | The Wild Life Of Tim Faulkner | S02E06

A mama Alligator lays her eggs 3 weeks early! There's a big heatwave coming and Tim and the team need to wrestle with the gators to rescue the hatchlings! 🐾 Subscribe to Untamed here: / @untamedwildlifetv
In this episode of The Wild Life Of Tim Faulkner Tim explores the beautiful Tasmanian caves and discovers the many interesting critters that live there like spiders, glowworms and more! Then Tim takes his young son Billy out to a day at the reptile park! Billy lends a hand with helping to feed the animals and even handle a Baby Alligator! Talk about one cool dad! Tim is worried when a mama alligator lays her eggs 3 weeks early! Tim will have to act fast before a heatwave comes and potentially kill the baby gators! Can he prevent an alligator attack while trying to secure the eggs?
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[@silverghostcat1924]

I love the sound the hatchlings make calling to their mother ❤

[@untamedwildlifeTV]

Baby Alligators are surprisingly cute... Until they grow up 😳

[@anneknudsen5]

It's so clearly Tim's son he says l the stuff his dad does 😂😊

[@Hannahstyles29]

Iv seen them in New Zealand krkit are so cool

[@elldee_87]

Aw how adorable 😊 the little boy is such a cutie

[@thisoldnurse1521]

I also had a rather traumatizing experience one day when I went with my brother (same guy with 3 cats, one of which the vet wants sedative given before his vet appointment- also is the cat that has bitten me) back to story. Went with brother to see an underground lake, lake is in a cave back home. A group of us went really neat to see but the ceiling was moving…. The whole area of the ceiling I could see was moving and chirping BATS. Now I don’t mind bats a bat or two in bat boxes who come out at night to eat the huge mosquitoes we have but this many bats , I got out of there some quick. The rest of my Rocky story is sad. I tried so hard to fight for Rocky with the various local wildlife agencies in my area and in the next province. Rabies has been a huge problem in the Canadian Maritimes and going all down New England sea coast. Rocky didn’t look sick, he was the biggest raccoon I have ever seen however, I had to call animal control and the fellow who came was pissed if at us, sorry you were on call whoever you were you were the guy on call and this was a neighborhood with many small children as well as pets.

[@thisoldnurse1521]

I always thought that there were only Crocodiles in Australia an that ‘Gators 🐊 were their North American cousins. I do know the physical similarities and some of the differences. One more pointy nosed bed gator has more squared nose. Atlantic Canada 🇨🇦 wants to know. Love watching the channel and this fellow, forgive me I have brain fog reminds me of Steve Irwin. The same enthusiasm the same way of teaching us about reptiles (and I am terrified of reptiles, don’t mind salamanders but snakes even a garter or grass snake).. My personal wildlife story involves Rocky, a raccoon who was stuck in the window well, the window was my basement bedroom window (visiting with my brother who has 3 cats and I have a cat allergy). I thought there was a cat in the wall or some rodent or a ghost. Hey it happened 3 nights in a row.

[@geoffdawes2297]

Correct mate this tool is pretending to be Australian. Only crocodiles in Australia.

[@XxUnknownxX579]

What do we do alligators didn't go close to the nest honestly that would have been a disaster

[@Melon_Cloud]

I’ve learned a mnemonic to tell which ones are stalactites and which ones are stalagmites. As: Stalagmites, *might* grow up to the ceiling. And stalactites, well, adults will be able to fill in the rest of the mnemonic. I won’t put it here in case kids watch and read this 😉

[@alyssa8920]

Or StalacTites Top of the cave, StalagMites Mountains in the cave

[@Melon_Cloud]

@@alyssa8920 oh, that one is even better! And appropriate for all ages 😉. Let’s hope I’ll remember this one!

[@the_randoms7742]

Stalactites hold on TIGHT to the ceiling Stalagmites MIGHT grow to the ceiling

[@TomasGerhardusSmith]

Alligators inhabit florida and laying time in june july time and florida around 73degrees or higher Your 40degree sun is. Nothing