Croc Man on five

[MigX]

have anyone seen it? again tomorrow at 8pm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHksdPX8pcI&fea...

[weyland yutani]

There is always some new *dangerous animal* man programme on the Sky documentary channels these days and they get on my nerves to be honest. These people seem to think they have a special bond with wild animals and it's bs. Even captive animals can turn, might take twenty years of knowing an animal but it's almost inevitable in my opinion.

[MigX]

its not really about the special bond that he have with the animals but the way he went from having the animals in is shed to opening a "zoo" where to keep them and share the knowledge with the others. watch it tonight. you might like it. or not....

[MigX]

its not really about the special bond that he have with the animals but the way he went from having the animals in is shed to opening a "zoo" where to keep them and share the knowledge with the others. watch it tonight. you might like it. or not....

[Shinobi]

I watched it along time ago and really liked it. Would be very interested in a follow up to see where He is now.

[P-Jay]

Really enjoyed the first one, the guy’s enthusiasm is contagious.

I don't think he has delusions of any great bond between him and the ruthless killing machines, in fact I get the feeling he likes them because they're ruthless killing machines, he doesn't humanise them at all.

One thing that confused me, in the US, the experts were all talking about wild Crocodiles, but I thought all the US ones were Alligators? After visiting Steve Irwin’s place years ago I know there's a MASSIVE difference between a US Alligator (dangerous, scary looking things) and Saltwater Crocs (utterly lethal, 3-4 times the size, terrifying monsters).

[ehonda]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile

I wondered about this in the past as I thought the same, but it's not so.