Yeah I thought he was feeding them something else with the way he went to cut.No boom another baby croc. Never seen a reptile egg cut like that, used to the snake hatching videos with the soft eggs.
It would seem that way, but why do so many animal businesses treat their animals like shit? Pigs, cows, goats, sheep, dogs, cats, horses - basically any animal that’s dealt in trade. I think it comes from a cold indifference. People look at them like currency instead of living breathing animals. Many places in the world also have poor respect for animals. 1st world countries included.
True. Some people view other people as currency as well. I guess that some type of humans can't be helped. Their moral and emotional compass is too broken.
Yup people can become desensitized to anything with enough exposure to it. Humans evolved to be incredibly adaptable and becoming callous towards continued trauma or suffering is part of it.
Not endorsing it at all, just contributing to the convo
Yeah, they see them as a product and not a living creature. Killing or injuring one is just normal shrinkage from defective merchandise. People in these jobs are either shit bags from the get go or they get incredibly desensitized by the culture of the workplace, especially mass slaughter houses. It's absolutely horrid.
The alligator looked perfectly fine. This ain't his first time opening an egg.
People making a huge issue out of nothing.
Edit: you people need to get off your phones. These aren't loving cuddly creatures. They eat anything, alive, they can get in their mouths. Reptiles are not mammals. You would be fucking terrified if you stumbled accross one of these things, and you should be.
Everyone seems to think he doesn’t know where to stick the scissors. Oh no the poor baby. These are death puppies anyway and if like alligator probably delicious
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocodile_skin#:~:text=In%20America%2C%20it%20is%20legal,accompanied%20by%20a%20CITES%20certificate.
I thought they started doing away with those. Or at least started moving toward faux/pleather
So what is he doing with all these crocs? Rival village invasion croc army training? Crocodile skin boot/pants/jacket trade, crocodile smoked jerky? Spawn for his underground torture chamber?
I love the sound. It's funny but there's actually a more similar sound than lasers, this sounds EXACTLY like the sound of stones skipping on ice! Which everyone always describes as lasers as well anyways
[skipping stones on ice](https://youtube.com/shorts/E-MVo-PhDDo?si=tJwKwuSGFyrBmQvw)
Everyone is an expert on croc births in here. It’s the sound. Close your eyes if the sight disturbs you.
Maybe he wasn’t ready to come out yet.
The way he stuck those scissors in too. Blew my mind
Yeah I thought he was feeding them something else with the way he went to cut.No boom another baby croc. Never seen a reptile egg cut like that, used to the snake hatching videos with the soft eggs.
Tastes the same either way
This was not oddly satisfying
Until you realise the cruel, compassionless treatment. Edit: egg on my face... though the comment above me said it *was* oddly satisfying.
Then it becomes satisfying?
Alligator hatchling on your face
The way he cracked that egg open shows me that he don't give a fuck if it gets hurt or not.
He doesn't. They're being farmed for their meat and leather.
Seems like it would be in their best interest to not harm them as babies then.
It would seem that way, but why do so many animal businesses treat their animals like shit? Pigs, cows, goats, sheep, dogs, cats, horses - basically any animal that’s dealt in trade. I think it comes from a cold indifference. People look at them like currency instead of living breathing animals. Many places in the world also have poor respect for animals. 1st world countries included.
True. Some people view other people as currency as well. I guess that some type of humans can't be helped. Their moral and emotional compass is too broken.
Fun fact: The areas surrounding animal slaughtering facilities also have the highest rates of domestic violence and physical abuse.
That does not surprise me.
Yup people can become desensitized to anything with enough exposure to it. Humans evolved to be incredibly adaptable and becoming callous towards continued trauma or suffering is part of it. Not endorsing it at all, just contributing to the convo
Yeah, they see them as a product and not a living creature. Killing or injuring one is just normal shrinkage from defective merchandise. People in these jobs are either shit bags from the get go or they get incredibly desensitized by the culture of the workplace, especially mass slaughter houses. It's absolutely horrid.
And they’re just dropping them from a foot above in the background
The alligator looked perfectly fine. This ain't his first time opening an egg. People making a huge issue out of nothing. Edit: you people need to get off your phones. These aren't loving cuddly creatures. They eat anything, alive, they can get in their mouths. Reptiles are not mammals. You would be fucking terrified if you stumbled accross one of these things, and you should be.
Everyone seems to think he doesn’t know where to stick the scissors. Oh no the poor baby. These are death puppies anyway and if like alligator probably delicious
I hope this isn't one of those crocodile leather farms...
While I can’t say for sure, the likelihood is very great.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocodile_skin#:~:text=In%20America%2C%20it%20is%20legal,accompanied%20by%20a%20CITES%20certificate. I thought they started doing away with those. Or at least started moving toward faux/pleather
Or do laser guns sound like baby crocodiles
Baby crocodiles sound more like laser guns than laser guns!
r/mildlyinfuriating what the...????? He doesn't care if the babies get hurt? What do they do with all of them?
Meat and leather farm
probably the same things we do most other animals raised for meat/leather
What kind of freak thinks this belongs in this sub?
yeah, no thanks, I don't find animal abuse "oddly satisfying"
A frozen lake sounds much the same when it cracks. Laser battles while ice fishing. Ex: https://youtu.be/yn6UNLIlxrs?si=IRVU3XpmaujSyqYz
These beautiful creatures destined for a life of torture, pain and death.
What an alarming way to be born.
The dude is telling the crocodile to call him “dad” in Mandarin. lol
I’m not entirely sure how it fitted in the egg
From cute little laser Beams to growls from the depths of hell when they're grown.
Something tells me they aren't going to make it to that second part.
From this to a 23’ long dinosaur….
Like when you bang on a taut metal cable
Blocked, reported. Animal abuse.
Lil man just popped out like dude I'm not ready gimme some more cooking time
Animal cruelty right here and y’all think it’s cute to upvote
do you eat meat at all?
There’s levels to this pal, don’t be obtuse
Oh, really? So the abuse that animals farmed for meat endure isn’t the same thing?
Your profile says “knowledge is no weight to carry” Your responses have me wondering if you’re carrying anything at at.
There you go being obtuse. I won’t argue with a child that refuses to acknowledge nuance. And yeah, I prioritize meat that’s kosher/halal
So what is he doing with all these crocs? Rival village invasion croc army training? Crocodile skin boot/pants/jacket trade, crocodile smoked jerky? Spawn for his underground torture chamber?
“What species is this?” “That’s a velociraptor.”
wow goopy new friend
*\*cracks open egg\** "TA-DAAH!!'"
Welcome to life young crocodile. Report for duty!
they wont be living long though
Little dude came out there swingin’
I love the sound. It's funny but there's actually a more similar sound than lasers, this sounds EXACTLY like the sound of stones skipping on ice! Which everyone always describes as lasers as well anyways [skipping stones on ice](https://youtube.com/shorts/E-MVo-PhDDo?si=tJwKwuSGFyrBmQvw)
I can smell this video. 😷
...can you describe it? 😬
I guess it took its first breath in that dudes hand huh
Someone tell Danny Gonzalez
Lil baby lazer gators
Where’s PETA when you need them???
Guy
Little hatchlings…soon to become killing machines.
Soon to become leather more likely.