Wild gator handling! This is how all the “nice” gators you see me working with start when they’re first caught! This is a freshly caught rescue nuisance gator and is NOT aggressive, but defensive, it doesn’t yet understand that I am not going to hurt him and am not a threat, but repeatedly handling him like this will make him realize I don’t hurt him. This is part of the “mellowing out” process. Seeing a gator act like this upsets people, but this is the reality of the work we do, if you don’t h

Gator race!! 🏃‍♂️🐊 I mean not really, but everyone but who I was calling was coming up quick!😂 This will bring the “how fast will they chase you” question, and you’re looking at it 😂 the whole “they chase 30mph and you have to run zigzag” is completely false guys. Not real! I’ve never had one “chase” faster than I can powerwalk away 😂. More info from previous posts-At @evergladesholidaypark We feed our gators at the rescue once a week, that’s it, and only a few pieces each. 40lbs between ab