How 10 Different Animals Are Trained For Movies & TV | Movies Insider

[@quantumkyzer9700]

Damn, I wonder what kind of training Stuart had to go through before filming Stuart Little.

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[@chillguynamedwan1034]

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[@softbreathing4961]

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[@katerhinex]

Bahhaha

[@matthewbanta3240]

It's funny that the hardest animal to train is the regular house cat. Also, they think that they are the ones training you. I'm sure no one is surprised by that, but it's still funny. It's all part of their charm.

[@AUGGHAHAHA]

i trained my cat to sit 👁👄

[@nyancat.123]

As kittens, they know you're the boss. Always start young when training animals, they'll be tamer

[@bulbasaurhimself8914]

Well cat try to teach you how to hunt because they think you are weak and you can hunt for yourself, plus they could live by themselves so in a way they are the ones training you lol

[@Prizzlesticks]

One of the reasons scientists can't measure cat intelligence like they do with other animals is because cats don't give a flying flip, so it becomes impossible to say if a cat won't complete a task because they're dumb or because they're apathetic. Like, we're pretty sure most cats are pretty smart, but we can't qualify it because very few will accede to our tests.

[@xenaareyoukittenmerightmeo7564]

I used to eat cats

[@L_E_L_0_U_P]

I can't believe there's cockroach actors and I can't even get a gig 😢

[@bidoofo]

The likes 👌🏽

[@athimahan]

Even roach act better than me 😭

[@MeisterGlanz86]

I think you misspelled Pig

[@intruder9127]

Bruh

[@kurootetsuro246]

@@MeisterGlanz86 no they meant gig

[@kramermariav]

Ever think how confused the animals must be? Like - "my human friend likes this, I guess?"

[@KinDiedYesterday]

Lmao. As long as they get rewards, they will do it again

[@mehere8038]

except the parrots, they're too smart to get confused. Look at the videos on here of African greys, many of them have figured out how to use Alexa to meet their own needs, in some cases better than the humans can eg the parrot that keeps calling walmart & owner was shocked the first time, cause she didn't even know how to do it. Same parrot tells Alexa to turn lights on & off & music on & off to override it's owners choices lol & a lot of them seem to like adding things like strawberries to the shopping list - repeatedly!

[@limiv5272]

@@mehere8038 When you said parrots like adding strawberries to shopping lists, are you talking about the parrot that added farts to a shopping list?

[@mehere8038]

@@limiv5272 I think it was a different one, but yeh, they order farts too :) I have a feeling the fart one may have been the same as the parrot that tells it "alexa stop" repeatedly when it's owner tries to Frank Sinatra lol so I gave the strawberries example instead to make sure I had some variety of different parrots using alexa in there :)

[@limiv5272]

@@mehere8038 I've clearly missed some good videos

[@morter4596]

“What do you do for a living?” “I train cockroaches”

[@mikesuarez9615]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@Mai-po1me]

“I’m sorry, what?”

[@idontknowok5632]

@@Mai-po1me lol

[@link12click]

🏃‍♀️💨 Nope

[@everybodydripfrog3365]

Is someone gonna train 🪰 fly’s

[@icewallowkids6628]

Imagine seeing the cockroach on set and then accidentally killing it

[@anushakashyap91]

Or may be shouting and asking, hey is this one of ours it's just a common roach?

[@daniellecozzetto5802]

FILTHY FRANK

[@daniellecozzetto5802]

i’m listening to joji rn :,((

[@mayonnaisedog7986]

Frankkuuuuuuuu!!!!.......

[@angelfowler2241]

That my friend is what I call a happy accident

[@themayo2713]

I never realized that the cockroaches were trained

[@hezrondharma9669]

Ikr

[@azrajamal1121]

Or spiders!

[@CEOofPenguins]

The more you know 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🌠

[@michaelgobi3295]

There's actually cases like prisoners trains cockroches to smuggle cigarettes into the prison.

[@slumberpartybard6355]

@@michaelgobi3295 dang they that desperate to smoke huh

[@lalalalaaAa123]

They used to trip the horses, that’s so mean! 😭 Also, I have mad respect for the cockroach trainer... ick 🪳😂

[@Shrimple329]

I want a pet hissing cockroach so much tho 👀

[@jackdaniels1749]

Big cockroaches, especially the jungle big ones looks dope

[@lalalalaaAa123]

Y’all are brave. They freak me out! Especially if they hissed! 😭

[@Shrimple329]

@@lalalalaaAa123 lol they only hiss a defense mechanism but if your gentle with them theyre kinda cute tahts the one thats in the video on p sure

[@mehere8038]

​@@lalalalaaAa123 The reason the the American Humane Society was formed was due to the outrage when 2 horses were blindfolded & filmed galloping off a cliff pulling a carriage. The blindfolds being so that the horses didn't stop when they reached the cliff. There's been some horrendous behaviour in the film industry over the years! Children & women don't get it much better than the animals either! In fact in recent years they probably get worse (although there's still some pretty bad horror stories that come out with animals too, especially during training before the actual filming & monitoring begins, but Crystal the monkey was caught up in some outrage with the Hangover as well, being filmed outside America to avoid monitoring)

[@SimulationGamer12]

Had no idea the spider from Spider-Man was a real spider at all.

[@HigherQualityUploads]

There's real spiders in the 2014 reboot too.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

Guess you haven't seen Arachnophobia yet, way more real spiders in that movie (plus Big Bob).

[@Owlroses]

Same Lol

[@JustADudeWatchingYT]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr that's not what he mean to....

[@charmh.422]

This whole time I thought the spider in Spiderman was completely CGI. Did not know they used a real spider and just painted it. Toby was a good sport to allow it to land on him.

[@katmossa3503]

Wow they had theses horses running at top speed only trip them by invisible wires. Im glad we now know how to train them

[@ebbiebean9385]

It’s not only dangerous for the horses, the riders must have been hurt when the horses collapsed like that so quickly

[@katmossa3503]

@@ebbiebean9385 Yeah but im sure they were prepared for it and were trained

[@erinaa9486]

Did they just constantly snap the horses' legs or what? 😢

[@CossackGene]

People have known how to train them for centuries; you can find videos of Cossacks laying down their horses in the early 1900s and they were using traditional techniques. Hollywood just considered horses disposable until recently. Actually, they considered basically everyone disposable - people died on some of those old sets.

[@downhomesunset]

@@ebbiebean9385 The people knew where the wires were, they had a chance

[@natalieorlando6583]

Why do the cockroaches sound the most like actors and actresses tho

[@thecreaturescorner539]

Because they’re sensitive. There are many different species of roach, most species eat fruits and live in rainforest. The stereo typical cockroach (American cockroaches) are one of the few species that are pests, all the others are just chill roaches, many people keep tropical species as pets

[@johnbaer1528]

Ha... They add the same benefit to society, also.

[@natalieorlando6583]

@@johnbaer1528 you like marvel movies?

[@itsmecaldo]

@@natalieorlando6583 Stop. Please no.

[@SomeGuyOnYT]

@@johnbaer1528 entertainment?

[@zerofox641]

Jesus they used to straight up trip horses on movie sets?!? Those poor animals. Glad there’s a lot more care given to the animal actors these days. Also big props to the people who can train cats. Mine have trained me

[@mehere8038]

Notice how some species tend to appear in a lot more movies & tv shows than others? & cats aren't one of the frequent stars lol

[@-theamazingdufus-5270]

So funny I want to tip a cow

[@olgak4446]

There was an old movie about war of some sort (can’t remember the name, read about it years ago) but in this movie there was a scene where calvary was breaching the river. They put BARBED WIRE to make it “realistic”. Needless to say it resulted in injuries and general distaste when it came out how they shot the movie

[@Dantedm22342]

its just on the set, they train the horses

[@ellawhite185]

@@Dantedm22342 no, in old movies they literally tripped them. Nowadays they are trained though

[@zhnpzlv_]

now i know it was right to say "the animal is a paid actor" after all.

[@ATERAH]

Yes, it will be correct to say that

[@aisadal2521]

I've always wondered how they trained animals for movies and tv shows

[@Auxki]

same

[@noneofyourbusiness2992]

God same

[@ATERAH]

and know you know it

[@ImaPizzaK]

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[@godzillaboy011]

I'm glad today they treat their animal actors with care. They deserve rest after filming and some lunch break. That's how you deal with your animal actors and actresses

[@finnianheart]

horses are super easy to trick train if they're very food oriented. i've taught my mare how to "smile" recently. she picked it up so fast for treats

[@BlenderStudy]

2:58 Wow, I had no idea they used a real spider for that scene. Thank you for the update, Insider..!!

[@valkyrie1066]

I LOVED those rat scenes. Rats are smart, friendly, and learn tricks relatively easier than some other animals. Peanut butter is gold! I had a batch that travelled from the house to the park in a shoulder bag, then swarmed out to eat grass and bugs, then would return to the bag when I called. Scared the life out of a few people, but they were never in danger. The movies (Ben, Willard, etc.) Convinced people they could be trained for evil. They were trained for peanut butter, they aren't dangerous. Saved me from being burglarized in a very sketchy living area. The locals were convinced that they were trained to "attack." Nope, just to go from treats to treats, or treats to a bag. No violence involved. But no one challenged the "rat lady." Thanks, little guys.....seriously! Sweet little cuddlebugs.

[@jakeywakeyeggsnbakey]

You and your rats sound amazing tbh... life goals

[@toastylad01]

When I saw the snakes I looked over at my pet snake who was stuck in my sleeve-

[@11-devonb25]

pretty fitting for you byron

[@woozihae]

That's kinda cute lol

[@hanniballecter2513]

Big brain boi

[@dean107]

i looked over to my snake in her enclosure hehe

[@SaysSamara]

I love that the goat in the witch movie was just super stoked when he was acting "scary" lol

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

Yeah, trip wire on horses is cruel, and saying cockroaches are small when that thing was the size of a rat? Nope.

[@CocoaPuffss]

@Mythical Not back then. Back then they didnt give a shit about the animal. They did whatever they wanted with them as long as they got the movie shot they wanted

[@helenovsk]

I should have skipped the cockroaches part, I will have nightmares with those images in my mind now 😭😭😭😭😭 Those are so BIG, I hope I never meet one like this ever

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

When they told me "you can be whatever you want", they should have specified that cockroach trainer was an option.

[@ituesday24]

So, in old movies they literally tripped the horses that were running at full speed...That's awful 🥺

[@Myrtillepeacherry]

oof

[@katietaylor8314]

It really is. Mind you, back then they were also pretty cavalier about endangering the lives of human beings on set. During the filming of the 1928 "Noah's Ark" movie, multiple extras drowned and others were maimed, and the director basically said "Hey, they took their chances". You can even see the poor bastards on camera, struggling to escape the ridiculously unsafe flooding effects.

[@mixiesticks]

I'm glad that you guys decided to put the more typical animal actors towards the end, it made the video more interesting to watch and learn about some of the more niche cases first!

[@j-j-jingles4797]

Something that I find funny is when dogs play wolves, generally a husky, they pull an aggressive face. They get trained to snarl, but the VFX people need to edit out the wagging tails, becuase the dogs are so exited!😂

[@whyarewestillhere4063]

when a roach is more successful than u: 😃

[@britishwatermelon680]

The letter u is underrated

[@mrchadthundercock7973]

@@britishwatermelon680 definetely not U nderused tho

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@@mrchadthundercock7973 nice p *u* n

[@BonnieAngel141]

I don’t understand how it took this long for humans to realize u shouldn’t torture animals for movies. What an original idea to not trip horses over

[@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE]

I think its because humans are getting softer and more empathetic as time goes on

[@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE]

Actually people dying while filming movies was seen as normal in the 1950's

[@aris7233]

@@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE and that should’ve been okay?

[@miaferrari958]

@@aris7233 What a dumb comment. Why would you even imply such a thing? The point is that filmmakers at the time couldn't extend basic decency and empathy to humans, let alone to animals.

[@someone-wo5nu]

forget the horse, the riders on them are the real victim

[@johnbar6975]

The road to a animals’ Oscar shall begin with this video. And the Best Supporting Animal goes to: Bumble Bee. Imagine he brings his date😅

[@renesmeeorlin9997]

"cats are the most difficult to train" I feel like my cat is smarter than me sometimes

[@Myrtillepeacherry]

i don't.get it...why do u habe this pfp and this name and then comment things like this ...its weird🤮

[@sakuragihanamichi8527]

@@Myrtillepeacherry Says the one that's name is i like the smell of dead bodies :/

[@sakuragihanamichi8527]

@@Myrtillepeacherry Also learn how to spell words :/

[@sakuragihanamichi8527]

@@Myrtillepeacherry And fix your grammar

[@Myrtillepeacherry]

@@sakuragihanamichi8527 its a mistake boo shut up

[@MHaffiezMNazri]

Let's sink in on the fact the roach has a double, who in turn is also her biological sister 😂

[@1c3sly13]

Awesome stuff. I can't believe they painted that Spider! I thought it was all CGI!

[@chinda9722]

"have you seen the new sport?" "what do you mean ?" "Spider olympics"

[@rameezjoomun6116]

so im wondering how the Godzilla and Kong animals were trained👀 Anyone know?

[@holdthisl9112]

Im most curious about about Jurassic world them T-rex ain't a joke to train 😳

[@eliteanimations7924]

How did they train the aliens in pacific rim?

[@ArjunChatterjeeIN]

Damn think about the Shark in Jaws! 😳😳

[@terrylap6132]

@@holdthisl9112 They’re not that hard to train, just requires a couple of sacrifices.

[@DanteYewToob]

Radioactive Lizards are actually highly intelligent and easy to train, like jack russel terriers.. you just tickle his belly with some light matchine gun fire and he opens his mouth so you can digitally add the blue fire. You just gotta make sure they don't get too excited because Jira lizards get tail waggy when happy and can accidentally take down some buildings inadvertently. Just keep some MUTO meat around for treats and it's fine. As for Kong... Kong is an absolute diva. Barely follows instructions, shows up late to set and drinks tankers full of banana smoothies. He required a personal trainer to stop him from getting fat, because he had to be in Hollywood shape for his big blockbuster. Just use gorilla sign language and hope he feels like acting... he knows he's the only big ape in the business and can get away with whatever he wants. Gidorah is a whole other issue. Training 3 in one... when they get skiddish they flap their wings, and last time Gidorah was startled we lost New Orleans! They look tough, but Gidorah is a bit softy. If you can keep the leftmost head under control, keep the middle one from being afraid and keep the right one well fed, they're pretty easy to deal with. Kaiju are actually pretty good to film with.. most people don't even know that Kong wore a few rubber suits for Pacific rim, he played the big Russian Jaeger too and Zilla played the big scary swimming one at the end with prosthetics. Now that Kaiju have earned fair pay and treatment, we should be seeing much more of them in films to come! (I heard Zilla might be in Shang Chi, playing Fin Fang Foom! That would be pretty cool!)

[@RodneyKimbangu]

Until one day my lead actor brought his emotional support chicken on set for a difficult scene, and she ate the actors (the roaches)... 🥺

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

hahahahaha that was so funny!

[@_rmunei_8966]

*wait wait wait wait-* *Is the cockroaches a actress too????* *Im just asking just in case-*

[@harrycain5912]

😂😂 yeah my chickens will snap up anything insect sized that moves. Roaches are a tasty snack.

[@sunnypeach1328]

*NNNNOOOOOO*

[@VodkaBottle.]

Trainer:"Hey I'm training my pet cockroach!" Random person:"???"

[@colemorgan3356]

Oh wow, that's super impressive. I had no idea they used real animals in some of this stuff, and I had no clue they could train stuff like cockroaches, spiders, and snakes for that

[@sophieherrera1166]

Me: Ew a bug *squish* Director: Th-that was the main character

[@nexalusthegreat1630]

damn bug got a bigger career than me rip

[@micah4029]

I have a lot of respect for the animal trainers/managers/wranglers. They have what seems like a really difficult job and the average movie/show viewer doesn't even think about it.

[@Damnsaburna]

Dogs are so smart. My friends dog has realized he can’t jump on my legs when I have shorts only when my legs are covered. He gets crazy excited those days lol

[@diesel_dawg]

One of my neighbours was an extra in GoT a couple of times (jousting contest and Tyrion and Sansa's wedding), and she said that when one of the jousting horses had to fall, its legs were yanked from under it. One of her fellow female extras cried because of it.

[@ellalewis9244]

tripping the horses is so messed up man, thats just straight up abuse.

[@carabiner7999]

The person who got to paint the spider....I used to paint on Major Motion Movies, (retired Union Scenic Artist), but I have *never* had THAT cool of a day!

[@acyannamedkitkat7188]

11:34 "they think they're training me" *_So those comments weren't lying-_*

[@RodneyKimbangu]

Taking notes for when I will need these animals.

[@alfalfatheampwave6296]

4:39 The "rope on the leg" can be very stressful for a horse as they are forced down. even if it doesn't cause them physical harm if down correctly, they will still most likely have trama. It's like being tripped in the school hallways for us, even if the floor was carpeted it can still scare us to death.

[@clqueyoungblood6905]

I love Crystal. Her role in Hangover was AWESOME

[@Dantedm22342]

the cockroach looks cute now, I think I can get used to in my house with cockroaches(they appear rarely but there are many)

[@theshockinglyeloquentdog9945]

you shouldn't. roaches spread disease

[@ber1779]

They naturally explore and are scent oriented, liking a pot of jelly or a sip of nectar water. Sudden light or temp. changes can stress it out. If stressed it can run away, drop a stink bomb, or fly away. Now we know how to guide roaches outside our home lol

[@hay_Z2021]

My goodness that monkey is adorable, she’s so well trained! Big part of my childhood too watching night of the museum ❤

[@maycasper2661]

I dunno... I found some goats and started feeding them snack cakes in the night. There was one male. After he head butted the other goats to get the snack cakes. I yelled out "No! You be sweet!" And left. Right then. All cakes and Cheetos in hand. It took one or two times and that was it. He did his best to be civil after just that lul XD

[@maycasper2661]

D-y-am them goats were cute D; I think their favorite was strawberry roll snack cakes xD I know it's not good, but serious they like gonna kill em. So their happiness is more healthy at this point. :(

[@Archalias100]

Honestly, guard cockroaches would be much more terrifying than guard dogs...

[@Average_Drone]

Aw those Madagascar Giant Hissing cockroach’s are so cute, I have a few of my own I also have two rats, and they are pretty easy to train

[@Mechanarian]

I’ve never understood why people don’t like them

[@standbyjackadelaide]

the spider bite scene in Spiderman probably would've been done with CGI if it was done today, this kind of effort to more practical effects is incredibly commendable

[@junebug_dot_com2656]

5:52 this parrot species is called the Aftrican Grey :)

[@Trans4Hire]

I remember reading that the wolves in Twilight needed CGI tails because they were always so excited on set that their tails kept wagging

[@splurgeversegrandpa1829]

i never thought i needed to know this, but im glad i know it now

[@sidrungkapun2082]

Waw this trainors takes alot of time doing what they do best kudos to them🍻

[@drk9244]

Omfg they used trip wire for entertainment on real horses. That has me livid.

[@spongeboi.offical3901]

im glad they now are trained and have tons od cushions now

[@creepydude94]

not only is it cruel to the animals, it's probably also dangerous for the rider!

[@Daisythepage]

11:13 I taught my cat some tricks like sit,spin, and reach with these lol I’m still trying to get her to learn shake(or shake a paw “shakeapah” I say it like it’s one word)and I’m also teaching her to sit on my shoulder in a way where she won’t scratch me by accident (I take her on walks and she prefers to be on my shoulder if we’re by the road or walking a long distance at a good pace it makes her tiered to keep up with long human strides) also fun fact Annie is part mainecoon(the breed of cat they were training for the remake) and I’m also from Maine (where Steven king is from and where pet cemetery was shot) hope you liked reading my comment and didn’t waste your time (for anyone who reads this)

[@Daisythepage]

@@Julia-oi4uk ooo adorable Annie’s just under a year old now :D

[@ChesireHeart]

Those poor horses!! I never knew they used trip wires, imagine how many animals were injured or had to be killed after each recording session 😰

[@worldatmyfingertips7771]

They should have included the spider's interview in this video: (little spider wearing expensive black ray vans) "....I had to wait hours for the make up to dry!...but it was worth it, been nominated for the Oscar twice already at the academy for my performance, hoping to win one day..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣😁👌

[@nicronex]

grace Dickinson is the best trainer to ever exist

[@CatchThesePaws]

I love the difference between cats and dogs like “they think they’re training you” and “it’s hard to train them to do nothing” haha

[@jonasbleuer996]

Insideer makes the best documentary in the whole internet

[@Sleepy_Ashy]

The VVitch was a great movie- its fun to find out how the goats were made to move that way is cool

[@tejassharma4171]

That's gazab 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@user-chaeyeongswifie]

i love crystal shes so adorable! omg😭😍😍 adorable love monkeys

[@budgiebreder]

Partots are one of the few animals that can be trained to speak in human on cue as well as do physical tricks like roll over, carrying objects and walking to a fixed point. They are also able to fly! Super smart and epically awesome. Honestly why would you want to use a cockroach in a movie when you could use a bird? Im honestly not sure on that but whoever trained those roaches. Thanks for doing what i will never do! At least someone is more game than i am! Note: my bird does all the above tricks as well as so many others... and he isnt a movie bird. he is currently learning to roller skate. And im 100% seriously telling the truth here. Oh and unlike the monkey, my bird is toilet trained. It was his first “trick”

[@fivemjs]

They don’t THINK they’re training you. Cats ARE training you. My cat trained me to open up the window every day at 5:30 so she could look at the birds wake up and fly around.

[@megan9679]

I love training cockroaches! My technique is called *stomp*

[@ink4492]

Most captive bred snakes can be trained. From my experience they do tend to only respond to the person that trained them though so that can be a real problem. I have a bullsnake that’s trained to fallow my hand if rub my fingers together. I’ve also trained garter snakes to stand upright like a a cobra when someone held two fingers out and lifted them up in front of them snakes. Takes a long time to train them but it can be immensely helpful. Colubrids seem to pick up on the training faster than boas and pythons. Pythons you can get some good training in by using a warm object though dud to their heat pits. Training them is limited but not outright impossible.

[@diogor420]

Wait a second, that mokey, Crystal, is Marcel, right? (From Friends)

[@TheZombifiedGuy]

8:19 "...who's handled reptiles for over 350--" My brain: YEARS?! "...movies" Me: Oh... right. People don't live that long.

[@KLINESubliminals]

This is so interesting..❤️

[@jorgetomas380]

Right. I was hypnotized.

[@HeyItsMeSeb]

“Congrats! What’s you’re new job position?” “I train cockroaches” “I’m sorry what?”

[@deer8913]

I'm glad they stopped tripping the horses for movies! It's nice to know they now try to make sure the horses are safe.

[@atharvadeshmukh9405]

Great work!

[@riski9491]

This is better you know...in my country, there was a scene.. A cat get threw to the actor to make 'a bad luck' scene (I don't know the words that can explain) ..like telling you 'something was off'.. Throwing away a cat.. A cat... Poor that cat..

[@ShovelChef]

Typically, we don't like bugs in my family. But maybe I'm a little more progressive, and you kind of made these cockroaches… cute? That thumbnail basically got me to say, "Holy shit that cockroach is the size of your hand!" So I got curious if it was legit.

[@beachwiththedoggo9087]

I can’t believe the horses were tripped! I want to be a horse trainer when I’m older, so this was pretty cool

[@thekyoungin6054]

No joke, when the roach trainer appeared on screen a cockroach was crawling down my leg I didn’t mind because I thought it was an ant I screamed like a b*tch

[@greenramen8352]

A cockroach, small- nuh uh, those things are HUGE

[@shan3622]

I’m surprised Cockroaches can be thought better than me

[@7___n]

“Hey Bill- I uh. *I think I stepped on one of the cockroaches* “

[@kmimm1155]

11:35 how cute is that

[@matthew2869]

Wait, no one talks about how that capuchin monkey looks so damn cute in the little dress posing for the cameras 😭❤

[@Trathaal]

A fat F for those poor horses back in the day :( I’m sure most of them ended up being ok, but I’d be surprised if a few didn’t receive broken legs.

[@mehere8038]

A lot did, broken backs as well. The other trick they used to use was to dig pits that their legs would fall into, that one was bad for breaking their backs :'(

[@Trathaal]

@@mehere8038 aww :,( thank goodness we’ve changed all that!

[@mehere8038]

@@Trathaal agreed, but sad that it took literally forcing 2 horses to run off a cliff to their deaths just for a good film scene to make that happen! That was the reason for the formation of the American Humane Society & "No animals were harmed in the making of this movie", they literally blindfolded 2 horses pulling a carriage so they couldn't see they were galloping off a cliff! It caused an outrage, as it should have! How could anyone have ever thought that was ok?

[@crystal_wolf7040]

7:13 I have watched night at the museum 2004, 2014 and zoo keeper and we bought a zoo some of my fav movies

[@crystal_wolf7040]

And crystal was in those movies

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[@AnomalocarisWizard]

The roach part was very sweet

[@minecraftnews9162]

“I Trained The Bird Boss” “Good. Now Can You Train 299 More Please?” “I Don’t Get Paid Enough For This”

[@TrustWallet500]

I loved the capuchin in the night at the museum

[@shayanmendon4804]

Thanks now I will train my cockroache

[@mehere8038]

I tried to train mine to leave, but I failed, so I trained my huntsmen spiders to guard the doors & eat them as they entered instead :)

[@batrsmytubog3801]

I want to freaking hug my dogs and guinea pigs and hamster right now 🥺❤️ this is a sign to hug your best friends right now 👍❤️❤️❤️

[@dwpwarrior]

What makes you think that 😂

[@Lordeevee]

All the world's a stage

[@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE]

@YounGbae no

[@cutieoui7772]

0:45 the kid just jump out of existence when the dog ran to her xD.

[@tyquanfleming8554]

Finally I got rid of all the 📧 clanging up my gmail

[@Ra-Hul-K]

05:45 getting vicious birds drunk.. great idea👍

[@willy_wu]

That is some mad sus training

[@semoremo9548]

I still cry whenever I see a horse fall down in a movie, even if I know it's safe and it's trained. It just seems so brutal and violent because of the way they fall and because they're so big