Comments by "SeanBZA" (@SeanBZA) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1. Helps having a thick armoured shell as well, so that they cannot bite him as well, but he can bite those tender bits in the mouth back. Those jaws will take chunks out, they are both sharp and well muscled.
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  2. Had the tiny ones do the same to me, bit pretty hard when I grabbed him to get rid of him away from the camp spot, where he was climbing to go grab bird eggs. Mynah parents objected till he fell out the tree, so I grabbed him to hustle him far away. Too bad for him I was wearing gloves, felt nothing, but had a little trouble getting him to let go once far away enough, till I took him for some swimming lessons, where he figured out letting go was a good suggestion. Only around 20cm long, but still a lot of courage, and not taking any sort of backing down.
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  3. When you really want some nice fresh juicy KFC......
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  4. Less hair to bite......
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  5. Too young to fly....
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  6. He.......... Kind of obvious there...
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  7. Tough little things, as you will know if you ever got one while fishing. Thought it was the biggest catfish ever, and after a half hour of fighting out popped this little turtle about side plate size. Was fun getting the hook out of there, those jaws bit hard, and both front and back end are dangerous. Long nose pliers and a bit of work, and away he went, even more angry. Was walking on the road one day, and this turtle was crossing. So, picked him up by the rear third of the shell, because head will not reach that far back, and game ranger comes up and asks what I am doing. Replied he wants to cross, so he will get a free trip 5m off the road for this time, as I do not want him run over. Got to be careful of the back end as well, it can spray stinky poo pretty far as well, and the smell lingers a long time.
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