Comments by "Ryan" (@Rryan8065) on "Beastly" channel.

  1.  @jacob_1866  well it doesn’t matter what you think because he literally is. You can’t watch a 3 minute clip and say he isn’t an expert🤦‍♂️ I’ve watched many videos with him AND met him multiple times as we both live in Florida.
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  2. The movie was so unrealistic. It made me cringe as a Floridian who works with gators
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  3.  Jesus Wept  that’s wrong.
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  4.  Jesus Wept  so do I. And so does every person that does will tell you you’re wrong. How about you actually learn about them before trying to act like you know something about them
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  5. Because they aren’t doing it right. Especially for the snakes
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  6.  @yourevilhalf1413  so is every dog but are you calling them dangerous? No. And medium sized dog could do way more damage than a Burmese python
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  7.  @yourevilhalf1413  it’s called a comparison. So exactly how dangerous is a leopard gecko, corn snake, ball python, rosy boa, sand boa, king snake, rat snake or hog nose? Exactly how dangerous are they? Not dangerous at all. Infact 80% of reptiles aren’t dangerous. The only dangerous reptiles are large monitors and constrictors and venomous reptiles. So no not even half of reptiles are dangerous. Wanna know what is dangerous? 60% of dogs. So if you wanna say that reptiles are bad, people shouldn’t have them, they are dangerous and unpredictable, the you have to say the same about dogs because it’s true.
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  8.  @luna8327  no they aren’t
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  9.  @radiationzack1012  owning snakes is far less expensive than dogs
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  10.  @curiousgeorge6921  that is completely wrong. You are stupid.
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  11. Yes that’s the case with most of their reptiles
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  12. It’s both lol
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  13. You are incredibly wrong, that retic (and most of their reptiles) came from neglected homes, hence being in a sanctuary, retics aren’t always tame snakes in the first place, so add that with it was neglected from a different home and that’s not a tame snake. You are also completely wrong about grabbing behind tye head, as it is necessary sometimes as he stated,
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  14. Well hopefully you aren’t the kind of person to harass a reptile owner out
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  15. That’s a misguided opinion
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  16. Their enclosures are big enough I’ve been there
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  17. Every single cage that has a snake in it is wayyyyyy to small for those snakes
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  18. Yes there absolutely is, you are incredibly wrong.
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  19. He very much is. Look him up bro.
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  20. Yeah people who don’t like snakes think they are slimy because their scales are smooth and shiny
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  21. He probably can’t sleep since he has to be out in the open 24/7
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  22. Maybe if she actually cared for the retic the right way it wouldn’t be so defensive? It isn’t socialized and it’s enclosure is all wrong! By looks of it all the snakes enclosure just have a water bowl and a stick! You may know how to take care of gators but they sure as hell aren’t providing those snakes with even the bare minimum
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  23.  @jessicahill6418  do not understand what a nuisance alligator is?
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  24.  @cc-kf5rs  that’s what he said
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  25.  @thoughtfuldevil6069  I would call you smart, but you aren’t. Or at least haven’t shown me you are. You’re just arguing with moron know it all’s🤣🤣🤣 I support you. And every other person here with more than 2 brain cells.
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  26. This is so wholesome but I do have some concerns
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  27. Why wouldn’t it be??
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  28. Happens pretty fast and if you know it’s not venomous then why not?
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  29. As they said, every door is air locked and every cage is locked. No chance of escape
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  30. What?
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  31. As most of their reptiles, the retic came from a neglected home, so that combined with the fact that relics aren’t very socialize-able in the first place makes for a bad temper. Not their fault.
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  32.  @_mooshmallow_  same. Definitely not worth watching again
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  33. Who do you think are the kind of people that get this in their recommendations
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  34.  @roccompany2267  or a Burmese python bite
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  35.  @kiml1226  but you can’t compare a grown dog to a Burmese python because the dog can do more dangerous
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  36.  @chloezafonte3217  good thing they are captive bred then
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  37.  @johnnylebay2059  yes they do have feelings. But no loyalty isn’t bad. They are literally not capable of it that doesn’t mean they aren’t loyal on purpose
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  38.  @yourevilhalf1413  literally almost every other animal can inflict more damage than a non venomous reptile
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  39.  @Courtney-pe2iw  Um definitely not. The dog can do much much MUCH more damage.
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  40. @Brkicevik22 his point still stands. A bite from a snake like this is nothing in comparison to a dog. Ur cat is pretty similar
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  41. @Brkicevik22 I live in Florida. I’ve been bitten by Burmese pythons just as big as this and retics that were bigger. It’s no worse than getting a shot at the doctor. A venomous snake is very dangerous and will do damage but this isn’t a venomous snake. And since you didn’t have a anti venom vial it clearly wasn’t the very dangerous locality of poskok. I’ve been bitten by our eastern diamond back rattlesnakes so trust me I know what it’s like to be envenomated so don’t say I don’t know what it’s like because I’ve had it worse than a poskok viper. But we aren’t talking about venomous snakes, we are talking about non venomous. The bite alone from a non venomous snake is very weak. I would know because I’ve been bitten. But when a chihuahua takes a lady’s eyelid off (actually happened) or a cat scratches your eye that’s much worse than the bite of a non venomous snake. So the point still stands, dogs and cats are still capable of more damage than non venomous snakes.
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  42.  @yourevilhalf1413  ever gonna reply?
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  43. @Brkicevik22 glad we could come to an agreement. But just so you know, snakes are smooth and shiny not slimy so I see how you would think that. But the only dangerous constrictors are boas, pythons and anacondas. So I’m glad we see more eye to eye. And those snakes you named from your country, don’t come back to English names. Maybe that’s what you call them locally but they must have a different common name. Or maybe they just aren’t on the internet. And yes I know about rattling with the tail. Our rattlesnakes do it too. So do non venomous snakes when they are in the leaves. It’s their way of saying “don’t mess with me” lol. Have a good day!
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  44.  @yourevilhalf1413  eh I was just brought back here bc of another person and saw that you never responded. So I wanted to remind you how stupid I made you look🤣
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  45.  @yourevilhalf1413  btw I’m pretty bored if that answers ur question
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  46.  @teemuvesala9575  false. A python is much less dangerous than a medium sized dog, and statistics prove that. The snakes bite is like a cats scratch, it’s the coils that are dangerous. But even then, an average adult could overpower a 12 foot python
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  47. Bruh just stfu
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  48. She has a yt
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  49.  @davidt8087  that didn’t happen.
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  50. That’s because he also said it calmed down and he wouldn’t do that if he didn’t know what he was talking about
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