These Are 10 Most Dangerous Turtles and Lizards

[@barnibussnaples6561]

Confirmed: this video was written by a piece of lettuce.

[@steventate1895]

The Most Dangerous Turtle ? HOPE LEWANDOSKI , not only will she destroy you but she'll look good doing it. I wouldn't step against QUINN DEVANEY on any tournament mat either That's tap out waiting to happen right there . GO TERPS !!!!

[@aliensarehere111]

as t x. #.- =. e-

[@azaherping2808]

Lmao!!

[@Vollification]

Fun fact: People living on the island of Komodo bury their dead really deep because if they don't the dragons dig them up and eat them.

[@francisgarcia3314]

THANKS FOR THE TIP

[@ktcarl]

I wish they would hurry up and evolve into birds.

[@50cahaya]

That's not a "fun fact" but thanks!!

[@Vollification]

@@50cahaya Well, the actual topic isn't very fun... it's actually quite gruesome. "Worth considering" then.

[@privateuser7]

Why cant the lizards just eat them? That's a really cool example of carbon transfer in our circle of life. I would like to be eaten by some animal or buried with no casket when I die, so that my body can return to the dust it came from. It's really quite selfish how we hoard the dead and lock them up in boxes. Giving your body back to the universe is an ultimate sign of respect and gratitude. What do you care anyways, you'll be dead!

[@Shiftwyd]

“ the turtle was just chased by an shark “ ... the turtle told you that orrrr ?

[@sethother8012]

Thanks for that. I never realized how blatantly gullible I am until reading this. lol

[@andraianajefferson]

😂😂😂😅

[@Andy-in8ej]

@@sethother8012 Maybe just stupid.

[@chenxiongxiong6778]

Certainly he got it from other video or website showing the news bruh

[@bernardbarbour]

@@sethother8012 hahahahahaha

[@jaimecruz3420]

Another thought... although the alligator snapping turtle is huge, it is actually far LESS aggressive than the common snapping turtle. A full grown common snapping turtle isn't nearly as large, but it is STILL a BIG turtle and can do some serious damage.

[@Candy_of_the_rotton_variety]

I once found a alligator snapping turtle it is a baby one the size of a small date and the other size of a coin I wanted to keep them they were both found in different days

[@blayne190]

I think he used enough overly dramatic music😂

[@mrsweedwalker]

I guess the music had to be because these animal were not!

[@stampydraws6556]

I agree

[@samtaylor3795]

@esosj I like the guy writing "confirmed" at 6:07

[@killerdestroyer8786]

Did you see the thumbnail?

[@apathy7320]

KILLER DESTROYER yeah it’s fake ag

[@angeltizol7995]

I LOVE LIZARD AND TURTLE

[@Clarkey1346]

The green iguana one was very exaggerated, sounds like it was written by a piece of a carrot 😂 😂

[@ladyziya1]

I loved my alligator snapping turtle,Chomp chomp got so big .They deserve the spot of number 2.Powerful bite

[@killerdestroyer8786]

The thumbnail is fucking hilarious

[@nuezacarlo2712]

Basically if it has a long neck and can bite the living shit out of you, it is dangerous. Why the F are we here then?

[@creator-nova]

Awesome... Really good... U should deserve a million followers.. Good explanation too 😍👍👍👍

[@phillipgilbert3784]

Komodo Dragons are by far the scariest reptiles to walk the earth surprised they don't breath fire 🔥 lol 😆

[@jaygo71]

Might be the worst/inaccurate/ clueless Top 10 list ever...

[@mattr2238]

Are there any good ones?

[@nexustr3660]

Sir Man Sarcasm or are you just an uneducated cave man?

[@luvvhim4evr28]

@Sir Man both

[@50cahaya]

This man is uneducated person, really people at my nation think every single word of education are worth a kg of gold

[@brianlogsdon4824]

Tron what would your list have looked like. I’m sure there are some smaller species that are more dangerous than the ones his list

[@looseunit1615]

I live in Louisiana so the alligator snapping turtle is number 1 in my book. I have seen young snapping turtles in the road side drains after a heavy rain storm.

[@michaelmcleod3055]

I live in sip and I caght one by hand last summer 😂😂they ain’t that dangerous just don’t stick nun in front there face

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Wow, as someone who finds turtles adorable, I'm being convinced that some of them might not be so cuddly and cute

[@wolfo8835]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache same

[@wolfo8835]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache I see you everywhere in this channel commenting

[@stormy7028]

I had a turtle I named bear after my old puppy I used to have, my brother had a turtle to he named his Juliet at first cause you can't tell the gender of a turtle until a certain time, we didn't actually know which one was going to be male or female but we had a really good guess cause Juliet got pregnant so we took them back to the pond we got them from and let them go but I think the type of turtle they were was called a red ear turtle I think 🤔

[@Hylaeosaurus]

As someone who has multiple tortoises it is very clear you haven't kept them, I've got three and non can be safely kept together. Two fight each other so the victor can basically rape the third one to death. I've pretty much had a version of this happen, combined with the fact I as I later found out my oldest surviving tortoise carries a harmless to his species form of tortoise herpes. I ended up with a pet that can give any other species of tortoise the tortoise version of HIV.Seriously I actually recommend a ball python as a pet over a tortoise or turtle. Having kept both the python is less dangerous.Think for a minute - I bought a cute little tortoise and basically ended up with a pet that basically can sex any other species of tortoise to death.

[@tobikurosaki1817]

Most animals aren't cute and cuddly where do you live? There is a reason cold blooded killer is a term and it wasn't inspired by humans.

[@brilensmit]

Dwarf Island Elephants....hahahahahahahahaha. Good video

[@iDONTdoFacebook]

Just to clear up some misinformation in this video that I am aware of... It is true that the Gila Monster is the only venomous lizard in the world (the Mexican Beaded Lizard is also venomous but they are essentially the same species). Now to clear up the erroneous information put forth in this video - Gila Monster venom is primarily defensive and not meant for killing. It is designed to produce instant searing pain on a level that will convince an attacking predator to immediately abandon its effort to kill the Monster. It is EXTREMELY RARE that a human dies from a Gila Monster bite. The very few who have died are either allergic to the proteins in the venom (as some rare individuals are to bee stings), or have a heart health problem and the severity of the pain causes a heart attack. Otherwise, any and all normal healthy people bit by a Gila Monster will live to tell the tale - and will never, ever forget the extreme severity of the pain that is inflicted by the bite of a Gila Monster. I might also add that unlike venomous snakes, Gila Monsters are quick to perceive when a person handling it isn’t a threat and will calm down and tame easily. I have held them in my hands and on my lap when seated, gently petting them on the head, the snout, and allowing them to lick my hand (which is how they smell something to check it out). Nevertheless, one must always be aware that Gila Monsters are wired to respond very quickly and defensively with an open mouth display or a serious bite to any fast movement around them, so you move SLOWLY when handling them. You also don’t want to have ANY scent of birds or small mammals on your hands if you are going to handle one. If you have handled any mice, rats, or birds and then go to handle the Gila Monster without washing the scent of the former off, that’s a pretty sure way to learn how severe the bite of a Gila Monster is as it smells the scent of its prey on your hand and then mistakes your hand for its dinner.

[@diyimprover6887]

Thanks for providing a breath of level-headed fact in an otherwise sensationalized presentation. Only wish these vids would take the same tact.

[@CosmosProvider]

komodo dragon also produces venom, so no

[@iDONTdoFacebook]

Cosmos Provider The sheer ignorance of some individuals of the human species is astounding to me sometimes. With little or no effort whatsoever devoted to serious research or study, the unlearned individual who somehow presumes himself to be an ‘expert’ will often, without hesitation, vainly attempt to argue an issue with someone who has actually spent much time and effort studying the issue at hand. Here are the FACTS for you - the Truth... There are true venom glands in the heads of all VENOMOUS vipers. True venom is produced and stored in those VENOM glands where it awaits transport into the body of the VIPER’S prey via SPECIALIZED teeth called ‘fangs’. That is the TRUTH. It is UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED scientific fact. Here is more related Truth on this topic to bring you up to speed @Cosmos Provider (this is the part you’ve presumed yourself to be the expert on, though it’s quite apparent you haven’t seriously studied it)... There is ONLY ONE lizard on Earth that has true VENOM glands (just like the VENOMOUS Vipers do) for the production and storage of true (you guessed it) VENOM. That lizard is NOT the Komodo Dragon. It is the Gila Monster / Mexican Beaded Lizard. Furthermore, just like all VENOMOUS Vipers, the GM/MBL has SPECIALIZED teeth that are especially designed for the delivery of their VENOM into the flesh of anything that it bites. Aside from the GM/MBL, there is NO OTHER LIZARD on Earth that produces VENOM. There are 0(ZERO) venom glands in the head of a Komodo Dragon, nor anywhere else in its body - again, a UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED scientific fact. And unlike all true VENOMOUS reptiles (which includes the GM/MBL), the KD has no teeth (ZERO/NONE) that are specialized for the delivery of VENOM. BECAUSE IT HAS NO VENOM TO DELIVER. Long ago it was discovered that the saliva in the mouth of the KD is INFESTED with a fatal concoction of SEVERAL truly NASTY types of bacteria that when transferred to the bitten, if the wound is not quickly and thoroughly washed and disinfected, those truly nasty bacteria can quickly multiply within the wound of the KD’s bite creating a very serious local infection, which then makes its way into the bloodstream of the victim creating a deadly bacterial sepsis that over a period of several days eventually overwhelms the victim’s body, killing it. True VENOM works MUCH MORE QUICKLY than the process of being killed by a BACTERIAL INFECTION (the difference is hours as opposed to days). Again, this is all UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED, already studied and proven scientific fact. As opposed to hard science and the facts it has discovered, immediately below I’ve copied some words of someone who has created a website (I just came across it and don’t know the author) who has apparently studied the topic but doesn’t necessarily believe everything they hear... [quote] “Some scientists hold that the saliva combines with bacteria to cause blood loss and infections to weaken and finally kill the prey. Different accounts state that a Komodo dragon's saliva includes a mixture of 53 strains of bacteria. However, Komodo dragons take good care of their oral hygiene, and other scientists argue that their saliva is not particularly infectious or venomous. In 2005, University of Melbourne researchers noted localized swelling, redness, bruising and affliction at the place where the dragon bites. Low blood pressure, muscle paralysis, hypothermia are some of the symptoms associated with the Komodo dragon's bite, but whether it proves the lizard is venomous cannot be decided.” [end quote] I’ve presented much more of the facts on this topic than are given by the author whose words I just quoted to you. And I’ve unquestionably provided much more scientific information than @Cosmos Provider has, whose very short statement of personal opinion wasn’t backed by anything of substance. Between the info provided by the three of us (@Cosmos Provider, the person whose words I quoted from their website, and myself) anyone who reads this should now have a good amount of solid info to know that there is only ONE true VENOMOUS lizard with which we share our planet -and that we have nothing to fear from it. Now with all that having been laid out, between the 2 species of lizards we’re talking about, if you HAD to be bitten by a mature individual of one or the other species, and you had a choice as to which it would be, you’ll want it to be a Gila Monster. You will most certainly live thru it (unless you’re one of the very rare people who are seriously allergic to the proteins in the Monster’s venom). If, on the other hand, you are attacked by a mature Dragon, your chance of being killed by any subsequent bacterial infection from the bite is lessened to a great degree by a good chance you’ll be killed on the spot as it grabs hold of you, commences to thrashing you like a rag doll, tearing you apart limb from limb as it eats you. An encounter with a mature non-venomous Dragon is a WHOLE ‘NUTHER EXPERIENCE than an encounter with the MUCH smaller mature venomous Monster (which wants nothing at all to do with you and will go out of its way to get out of your way).

[@monyetguru]

10/10 thumbnail

[@lickmyplateyoudogdik5002]

The only thing that alligator snapper fears is a CAJUN

[@fossilguybmf4210]

Yah, an if he done bite yo foot, he bedduh lot turn aloose it till we done got im in da boat ya. I am married to one, I can get away with it hee hee.

[@harpervee]

Who els thinks the turtle in the thumbnail looks like a Carbonemys from ARK?

[@samos343guiltyspark]

Yup

[@epicgamer-ue3di]

Sarah V I never played it but ok

[@donovanfurse6355]

because it IS

[@harrymcdonagh4013]

True

[@GeographyManI]

It does

[@M.Bisðn]

1:56 Super Mario's rival, King Bowser Koopa.

[@Jay82356]

Galapagos turtle biggest turtle ever Leatherback sea turtle :I’m gonna end this mans career

[@JayBelafonte]

That thumbnail had me rolling

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

Me too. Ridiculously fake.

[@nicholasnapier2684]

There's a video of a giant alligator snapping turtle with a cannonball on his back in the Civil War just so you might wonder how big they get and how long they live....

[@wombocombo9857]

Nobody has been killed by a gila monster since 1939

[@bernardbarbour]

Are you sure? I thought it was in the fall of 1938, the Gila Monster Era.

[@aryankennel3534]

They all are looking like eat us all 😂

[@Goddessvenom]

Gosh darn it Komodo Dragons have the cutest Godzilla faces!

[@k.l.manring2083]

Respect is key peeps. I have a monitor lizard who is quite tame but I give him respect and am aware that he could harm so I use common sense. Duh

[@echodelta9]

There was a video on here that shows a soft shell turtle being surprised out of the water in a gravel parking lot. It turns like a turret to the left, then suddenly with a cloud of gravel dust behind does a warp drive getaway into the brush and stream below. Turtles can make fast moves!

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

Florida soft shells are extremely fast on land. Turtles and torts are not as slow as people think.

[@B4iCQ]

Like listening to a 7 minute 41 second commercial narrated by a crack addict salesman.

[@ryanbrown5073]

Komodos are venomous, they have gland in their skull cavity that is similar to a venom gland site. Bacteria shouldn't incapacitate prey that fast, venom can do that.

[@drakula4727]

Both

[@Owen_Rubix]

I never knew that iguanas could be such dangerous turtles!

[@animalwithaa9954]

youre ironic right?

[@50cahaya]

"Reptiles" please!

[@ionutbadea7915]

i wanna see the soyboi that lost against an iguana

[@figdish90]

7:03 the dwarf island elephant is too cool, so sad they are extinct

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

That part is definitely sad. They looked so cool.

[@matrix-theoriginal.7266]

3:14 This is literally the turtle from ‘The Amazing world of Gumball’ and I didn’t even think it was real. This got me screaming. If you didn’t,search for it and watch the episode because it is literally an apocalyptic case in the show.😅

[@vett9246]

I thought I was the only one who noticed and also 3:14 was in The Amazing World of Gumball to

[@nexustr3660]

Matrix - The original. You've been living under a rock or are you a Cave man?

[@matrix-theoriginal.7266]

WeJustMet1MinuteAgo Pleb No but I just never saw this turtle in real life/television. I am not very keen on turtles,I am more interested in horses,dogs,cats,bunnies,some volatiles and some exotic animals. I always thought that this turtle was invented , what scares me the most was his description that was similar to the one on the show,obviously still less violent. But now,you need to explain me how I can get your same profile picture because when I found your reply on my KZbin notifications, it was moving...(I don’t know how to explain it,the “illusion effect” I guess) and I want the same , possibly with another person on it...😅

[@nexustr3660]

Matrix - The original. Understandable Turtles and tortoises aren't for everyone and a Magician doesn't reveal his tricks. ;)

[@grass_snake80]

i had a small chinese softshell as a pet for many years and laughed my ass of when i finally saw this episode of that show because it's so accurate. he was such an asshole. i dont know why he died but he lived for ten years and i was sad even though he was scary as fuck if you took him out of the water

[@catonthemoon2084]

MOST DANGEROUS REPTILES! Over half were pets lol

[@howironic6391]

All were pets. Yes, people keep komodo dragons.

[@locksleymcleod4007]

Ceb machine

[@tobikurosaki1817]

Just because it's a pet doesn't make it any less dangerous. Dogs can be dangerous too it only needs an opportunity.

[@gregmartin1757]

Just a bunch of over dramatising and exaggeration.

[@augustinevinoj9838]

I think... That Alligator Snapping Turtle 😳😳😳

[@catonthemoon2084]

Nearly every dangerous lizard is a pet lol

[@ViralBe]

Hello Friends, Which of these Animals did You find Most Dangerous ?

[@plousiak.6133]

All but i hope the number 2 and 1 is the most dangerous!!!⚠ I dont like the reptiles. 🐍🐊❌

[@mvillamv5267]

I think it was the mata mata turtle

[@definitelynotnpc1704]

The dinosaur :)

[@gsdfan8455]

ViralBe Komodo dragon. It is the only one that would hunt a human

[@trapicaz3149]

Komdo bc they are scary

[@spencerboaz2385]

People in East Texas have reported alligator snapping turtles up to 300 pounds on their trotlines . The snapper could take an arm off with ease .

[@rafarga1980]

These “dangerous” reptiles & turtles will quickly run away in terror once they see a Chinese with a wok in his hands 😱

[@50cahaya]

A "fork" and that was a awesome joke keep on it and don't forget to fix your word

[@rafarga1980]

50cahaya wok not fork. Google is your friend 😉

[@thomasarcturus8947]

The soundtrack made this unwatchable.

[@mattr2238]

As did the script and the premise of the video.

[@scottydouglass1892]

The mini elephant is by far the coolest! I want one.

[@davidlawson7786]

Scotty Douglass totally cool for sure, I want one too! That’s probably why they’re extinct now hahaha

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

Well, that ain’t happening, ever.

[@hrnnnn]

And the most dangerous master oogway

[@antonionorca4140]

Haha nice one dude I agree

[@candie6198]

dont be immature

[@candie6198]

also oogway is a tortoise not a turtle

[@hrnnnn]

@@candie6198 thank u for the fact

[@Hylaeosaurus]

Oogway and martial arts is very realistic, I've got tortoises and I nearly kicked one once because he did some ninja shit on a fallen piece of bark and couldn't see him. I've shown photos of him on it but nobody has spotted him - little git is too goddamn good at the ninja stuff. I got fed up of being called a liar and no longer show the photo - it still pisses me off - little shit was too good at hiding and managed to get people to not believe me.

[@metalbootlegslivearchives]

Correction: The Komoto Dragon they have recently discovered is actually venomous.

[@eyemallears2647]

Len Kaiser firstly it’s KOMODO, not komoTo (This is where the American accent fails, they sound the same) Secondly it’s not “recently discovered”.

[@leecole609]

Common snapping turtles are more aggressive than alligator snapping turtles

[@raymonddong7381]

The thumbnail likes like one of those carb or whatever turtle things from ark 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@backyardbeasts925]

I hate to be "that guy" and I don't have extensive research on these attacks in specific, but this piece is dangerously overdramatic. Any animal with a mouth (or any defense mechanism for that matter) can defend itself, and while the wounds inflicted by these animals are/were tragic and serious, that isn't to say a dog, cat, or bird couldn't inflict as serious of a wound. Animals, especially reptiles just don't want to be messed with, and most if not all of these attacks were inflicted by a stressed/scared animal. Reptiles can make great companions and beautiful animals to observe, but just as you wouldn’t like getting stepped on or poked, they don’t like it either. Also, Komodo Dragons are not poisonous, nor do they have a toxic bacteria that take down their prey (in fact studies show they have as much toxic bacteria in their mouth as a two-year-old human), they are in fact venomous, they have venom glands at the bottom of their mouth.

[@tanitagray12]

oof

[@homiecreeper197]

The thumbnail is amazing. What’s that even supposed to be? A galapagos alligator snapping tortoise? Even the photoshop is shit

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

The thumbnail is a completely fake turtle. Just art.

[@Chooze_ext36FLA]

In South Florida them dinosaur-looking iguanas is everywhere and they rollin packs too

[@blizzyalmxghty9297]

Spur *Geon dem green iguanas r everywhere out here in Hollywood Florida

[@denososa100]

When he gets to the Nile Monitor he explains they exceed up to 9 feet 😂😂 that’s damn lie i have 2 they only reach about 3-4 rarely 5 but thats mostly the tail the lies they tail on the internet 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Patriot2332]

I've read where they can reach 7 feet but the experts say 4-5 at the very most. These idiot's making these videos always exaggerate

[@timtierney4108]

Goes by enclosure size your stayed small do you space to grow not being there ......I Got 1 that's over 6ft ask we speak

[@Patriot2332]

@@timtierney4108 wtf are you trying to say? You need to go back to English class

[@worldwideqddc4202]

Tim Tierney yeah a good healthy Nile is a good 6 1/2 feet

[@tsukiyouji]

Yeah I've read 6 max. This video is so lame 🤣

[@jbndo3007]

Ravi had one of them jawns on Jessie 😂

[@labanw3226]

Did he just call a TORTOISE a TURTLE!!!!!!

[@myanimalsandi4184]

green iguanas are less aggressive with another iguana so they can show dominance they are group animals

[@fergiesfeed3680]

The one Speaking is the most dangerous are as I'm concerned.

[@trakula618]

Deep comment.

[@painpain4490]

There is a problem leather backs are not dangerous

[@rickieoakes5267]

Unless someone would lay one on top of you🐢 lol

[@MikeJones-rk1un]

Now I'm afraid of all lizards and turtles.

[@mattr2238]

Don't be. This video is made by an idiot to get views.

[@sylviawilson9688]

Um....I see a TORTOISE with legs, not flippers. A turtle has flippers and swims , which a tortoise cannot.

[@rayfridley6649]

The close relative of the alligator snapping turtle is the common snapping turtle. Smaller, but just as dangerous.

[@snaccking]

and much more aggressive

[@darrenpellichino2923]

@@snaccking Yep the common snapper is more aggressive and can get 75 pounds. The alligator snapper just looks terrifying but it has a weird docile demeanor.

[@blackbass1422]

Once I was fishing and caught a massive softshell turtle

[@URIOTA]

Just went to your channel and saw that video... keep it up man! 👍🏽

[@blackbass1422]

@@URIOTA Thanks!

[@nottyvondutchmusic2354]

My brother had a green iguana, it latched on to his finger one day and we had to cut its head off because it wouldn't disengage.

[@jaimecruz3420]

The Gila Monster is NOT the largest lizard in North America. It is the largest lizard in the United States. The equally venomous Mexican Beaded Lizard is larger and the last time I checked, Mexico is part of North America.

[@Grunthor17]

Ya know...I wanted a wilderness youtuber get bit by a gila monster. It didn't kill him, it just hurt like a bastard and felt like burning for like 15 minutes or so.

[@lometatron357]

Did he just say prey items?🙆🏾‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@brucelamberton8819]

They forgot Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

[@candie6198]

kid this is serious

[@user-bf4eh3jl3x]

Lol

[@danfield6030]

Most deadly turtle's are found in the sewers of the Big Apple , New York

[@danfield6030]

@@candie6198 not anymore

[@notices_demons]

bruh, this video's thumbnail.....I want that turtle.

[@ครยฬร]

1.that's a tortoise 2. no, you can't because they don't exist, they don't have spike

[@nexustr3660]

Cryo Gyro Turtle and Tortoise care ain't no easy pickle besides I don't think you're educated enough.

[@Andy-in8ej]

@@nexustr3660 Not at all.

[@Teehsir69420]

I have a pet mata mata as well as more turtles. The mata mata is not deadly as well as soft shell the reason of why it buries underneath the sand is because of it likes it.

[@dennisschmidt975]

My friend & his wife had a pet Iguana it was very friendly, and really liked people, it especially enjoyed being stroked down both it's sides...it would push up, and rub against you as though it were a cat.

[@conniecrawford5231]

Blake did a good job photo- shopping that photo!

[@edwardmunson3896]

Agreed! And I stand behind my response......the most dangerous animal is the human animal.

[@conniecrawford5231]

Edward Munson I agree with you. I still believe men wiped out the billions of passenger pigeons and dodos.

[@gregh4284]

This is stupid and mostly wrong, turtles and lizards avoid people when given a choice. Komodo's are an exception, not typical of reptiles.

[@S.F157]

Greg Hanson but if humans were to encounter them and they start to be aggressive or attack the human then the can give the person a run for their life . But will attack for defensive purposes, unless a Komodo in this case .

[@gregh4284]

@@S.F157 I've handled a variety of snakes, turtles and lizards since I was a child so that's probably why I don't fear them. (and 1 rattlesnake). These animals all have one thing in common- a very short striking range. Things like dogs are much more aggressive and cause more injuries to people than reptiles.

[@S.F157]

Greg Hanson the reason dogs are more aggressive towards humans and injure more than reptiles is because they are adapted to a human lifestyle and can adapt to a lot of environments and have been genetically breed to adapt some kind of change .

[@S.F157]

Greg Hanson reptiles will only be aggressive if they have a reason but mammals like dogs will just kill you for fun which proves that they are more of savages .

[@S.F157]

Greg Hanson have you handled any wild animals before straight from their environment and if you did what species because reptiles can be dangerous if they want to be . There is a dangerous animal or each reptile group that can kill you or give you a lot of pain from crocodilians to Lizards to Turtles to snakes .

[@levistokes3960]

Any reptile or (any animal really) has the potential to bite. My snake struck at me yesterday just because she felt threatened. Can’t blame her. She’s non venomous but it just kind of startled me.

[@akirachaossuta]

2:57 Evil Turtle from Amazing World of Gumball Ok it's not, the one from the show is called a Trionyx, but it's from the family of soft-shelled turtles.

[@chhaytour6393]

Ahahahahhahahahahhahaha True

[@karlfortuin5794]

The giko lizard lol 🦎🦎🦎

[@obi-wankenobi7179]

They didn’t even try in the photoshopped picture in the thumbnail, it doesn’t have a shadow, and LOOK AT IT WHAT

[@obi-wankenobi7179]

It’s a FKN canine jacket for police training what

[@carldeithorn3450]

OMG! How many more innocent people have to die senseless, pointless deaths as a result of vicious, unprovoked turtle attacks?! Oh, the horror! WHY?!! Won't somebody please think of the children? 😵 - LOL. Just kidding. 😆 Turtles are cool. ✌

[@PrimeGodist]

The thumbnail is completely misleading. Result: Reported!

[@PrimeGodist]

@Sethplays videogames Good. 👍🏻 Videos like this should not be allowed to stay up.

[@fossilguybmf4210]

Yeah the shell of an Alligator Snapper on the body of a Galapagos Tortoise..

[@mattr2238]

@@fossilguybmf4210 Or just bad pyramiding

[@nexustr3660]

error_404_error Everything in the Video Is.

[@jedmount9940]

This music. LOL

[@GaisSacredCreations]

Marvel Avengers....

[@alladyadkina998]

That thumb nail be like

[@themuffinman4044]

Komodo dragons are actually venomous

[@carljackson1433]

No shit sherlock Holmes, one bite ur dead in mintues

[@nexustr3660]

Ent's Blood Not quite Venom it's just a Toxin in their Saliva that causes a reaction with blood effectively thinning it to the point where it can't Clot.

[@nexustr3660]

Carl Jackson Not quite.

[@nexustr3660]

Frank Griegorian Way more Different Strands exist.

[@themuffinman4044]

@@nexustr3660 no they are. the whole saliva thing was what people thought before some scientists made the discovery of venom glands. instead of fangs, the venom oozes out from between the teeth as the lizard bits its prey.

[@zackchapracki64]

What I learned from this video; EVERYTHING that can bite, is dangerous....

[@kyurei4478]

Watch out for me :)

[@nobody3692]

So to keep cats out of my garden i need a monitor lizard thanx.. thanx

[@mariolozoya8629]

first 😂 love this channel

[@scottm5972]

Mario Lozoya - Congrats, you're an idiot.

[@astraldelirium4122]

So, the Krill are just turtles from space? Cool.

[@heberje]

Dated material on Komodos. We now know they are venomous.

[@Andy-in8ej]

he said they are venomous, pay attention.

[@mvillamv5267]

Snapping turtle? I know the alligator snapping turtle was on the list but there’s two different snapping turtles!

[@definitelynotnpc1704]

Ok buddy.

[@Slicklickz]

3 actually,including the Florida.

[@AdamTWood1]

Komodo has venom in their bites it's been proven

[@kdolo100]

Thanks Adam. You're correct.

[@BarranquillaBob]

No they don't have venom, they have very infectious bacteria in their saliva.

[@kdolo100]

@@BarranquillaBobThat's what was previously thought. Further examination says different.

[@odyseasthalassinos3427]

Hey! Common snapping turtles are even more aggressive tha the alligator ones! Why didn't you place it instead of iguanas who are the kindliest of them? HUH?

[@S.F157]

Odyseas Thalassinos they may be more aggressive than the alligator snapping turtle but not more dangerous though as if a human was to go body front of the AST ( Alligator Snapping Turtle) then they would lose a foot or leg .

[@howironic6391]

And iguanas are mean. They forgot to mention there tail snap, which can lacerate skin. EDIT: This man is a evil genius.

[@nexustr3660]

Odyseas Thalassinos Actually Common Snapper is a Sweetheart .

[@nexustr3660]

Salem Feyesso Define Dangerous.

[@nexustr3660]

Nova Productions Have you ever been around an Iguana?

[@adamarney6229]

Oh god I’m watching the top ten lists again lord help me

[@princekrice3819]

In my country the Iguanas are everywere Like in your backyard or in the park And the Iguanas can hit you whit the tale I know that for a lot of experiences Haha And the alligator turlte too For that we need to be carefull whit the pretty turltes

[@tyrssen1]

A note to everyone: wild animals are not pets. End of story.

[@SpaceRaptorsInfiniteAR5001]

Here’s another name for the big headed turtle ⬇️ Goliath snapping Turtle

[@highlife7191]

All i learned is dont fuck with turtles

[@jsicil4933]

This is not accurate or informed. Soft shell turtles are threatened. You shouldn't be suggesting they are harmful in any way They are not! You should inform, not sensationalize.

[@monroe4574]

Funny....my girlfriend says I have the most dangerous lizard😎

[@martindesrocher4528]

you made this in 2019 and still did not know that Komodo dragons were venomous it's not bacteria in the saliva like was once thought ! maybe a minimum of research before would of showed you that !

[@nobody3692]

1st one It didnt see the boat as a treat! It knew it could swim faster than the ppl in in..

[@Hylaeosaurus]

I keep herbivorous tortoises and can verify that a predatory turtle or tortoise is dangerous. A vegetarian tortoise can do a surprising amount of damage.

[@cha5]

Hylaeosaurus Well I’m glad that a Galapagos tortoise that I encountered at a zoo when I was a kid wanted nothing more than a head scratch on the top of it’s head and wasn’t temperamental at that time.

[@Hylaeosaurus]

They must have been in a good mood - I'd recommend searching youtube for "tortoise chases man" to see what they can be like.

[@cha5]

Hylaeosaurus The one I encountered at the zoo was more like the one in the videos “Do Tortoises like being touched?” And “Saddleback Tortoise So big we could ride it!” This Galapagos had been around humans for quite a bit and was pretty obviously used to them and he seemed to be in a state of pure bliss sticking his head out and balancing his front feet against a rock for an almost five minute head scratch.

[@Mister_Peep]

How you gonna say the matamata is more dangerous than a logger head sea turtle? The actual fuck?

[@perfectfan2006]

green iguanas are about the most tame and tame able of all lizards... even the family dog has teeth and can nip at you if you freak them out or scare him.. we have had a ton of lizards over the years as far as a reptile goes they are about the best house pet... we have wild alligator snapping turtles near us that have killed pet dogs and cats of people... we were walking on the trail behind our house and my grandson saw this big thing in the trail and ran up to it when i realized it was a gator snapper and just barely stopped him before he got his little fingers bit off it was at least the size of a car hubcap so i found a stick about the size of a shovel handle and that turtle bit that thing right in half like nothing i know the kid will remember they are dangerous ..