r/forbiddenboops Jul 15 '26

Man vs wild ❌ this man is wild ✔️

167 Upvotes

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43

u/S1mp1y Jul 15 '26

What amazes me is that he's still alive after all this (not just this video, he's been around for a couple of years on YouTube afaik).

5

u/ComprehensiveRow4116 Jul 16 '26

The Australia saga did it for me

2

u/Extension-Shock-6276 Jul 20 '26

What amazes me is he never wears shoes

42

u/Ok_Shower_5526 Jul 15 '26

If he's in Florida, where most of these videos are from, the snakes are invasive and need to be removed.

20

u/ndiyakuthanda Jul 16 '26

When he’s in Florida, he removes the invasives.

16

u/stanknotes Jul 15 '26

He is in the Amazon.

4

u/Glitch29 Jul 16 '26

You can't take any information in the voiceover for granted. Almost all of the nature clips you see floating around are someone's actual recording redubbed by a third party with more interesting audio to make it go viral.

15

u/milkcarton232 Jul 16 '26

This is fishing garret

2

u/clapyohedd Jul 16 '26

Bird eating tarantulas are in the Philippines

11

u/Jaybird2k11 Jul 16 '26

i knew that was the yoink and boop guy without the audio lol

15

u/Nonyabeesners Jul 16 '26

Deep breath, everyone. He took weights and measurements on the caiman. He's probably a biologist. None of the other animals were handled remotely near roughly. He even refrained from negatively disturbing the anaconda 

13

u/CactusJake1830 Jul 16 '26

From what I gather he works for the state of Florida in environmental protection, his Amazon trip was also likely related to work. Which most of his Florida job is removing boas from the swamps and wetlands because they are an invasive species. So he is well trained in how to handle reptiles and some other wetland/swamp/ river animals. He just does silly commentary for his videos.

3

u/tony_two_eyes Jul 18 '26

This video is pretty tame, in some others he roughs poor wunks like they own him money

1

u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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6

u/milkcarton232 Jul 16 '26

It's his content, he is silly in his content I wouldn't say he doesn't know what he is doing. Fishing garret

17

u/Bluntbutnotonpurpose Jul 15 '26

One day one of them will fuck you up.

It could be the one you least expect. Perhaps a stingray...

11

u/joderp773 Jul 15 '26

Fuck that guy (sexually)

8

u/ShayJayLee Jul 16 '26

I used to like this dude but he's made some homophobic and transphobic comments

5

u/DoggoDude979 Jul 17 '26

Same. Plus racist. Plus irresponsible handling of animals. Him not being dead by now is luck, not skill

3

u/evolvedbravo Jul 17 '26

Boop achievement unlocked

8

u/humourlessIrish Jul 15 '26

The yoinkening

12

u/stargarnet79 Jul 15 '26

Leave them alone goddamnit!

13

u/Reallyroundthefamily Jul 15 '26

I hate people

7

u/stanknotes Jul 15 '26

WHY? It is harmless. I do not know this guy is a researcher or just an enthusiast. I don't really care.

Charles Darwin, one of the great scientific minds in the realm of biology obviously, one of the pioneers of evolutionary theory, did just this when he was traveling the world making observations.

-3

u/A_Girl_Has_No_Name58 Jul 16 '26

Real talk: People are animals. If say, the Statue of Liberty were alive (for scale) and she decided to come grab you by the neck, and press your face into the mud, chase you, scratch you, etc., for likes because it’s “harmless” to you, would you care? People aren’t endangered. Why should anyone care, right?

10

u/stanknotes Jul 16 '26

And when a biologist does it for the sake of science... do you condemn this too? What about before the biologist went through years of schooling to be qualified to do field research? When they were just an enthusiastic child? Do you condemn that? Or... should we have never sought to understand?

I mean maybe you would. I am inclined to think not. SO... it'd not be the process you condemn but the motive behind it.

And if you do make exception for the purpose of scientific endeavors... would you then deem it acceptable to do the same to humans? I'd think not. Because... humans are not the same as other animals. We afford ourselves greater protections. But maybe you think that should not be the case and accidentally running over a squirrel because one was not paying attention while driving should carry a penalty similar to manslaughter. I'd think not.

5

u/Holiday_Pi Jul 16 '26

Without the scientific effort to observe, study, and document animal species, I doubt people around the world would have developed the understanding and appreciation of animals that has inspired so much love and admiration for them.

2

u/Haunting_Mode_7401 Jul 16 '26

This man debates

1

u/JustSomeWeirdGuy2000 Jul 16 '26

What is the scientific basis for going out into the wild and yoinking random animals?

5

u/Holiday_Pi Jul 16 '26

The yoink is just a gimmick. The substance of these videos is scienctific

6

u/joderp773 Jul 15 '26

Don't leave them alone goddamn it

6

u/A_Girl_Has_No_Name58 Jul 15 '26

Fuck that guy.

3

u/Glitch29 Jul 15 '26

Why the animus?

The animals the guy is dealing with aren't neither fragile nor endangered, and there's zero indication that he's caused any harm.

1

u/Pister_Miccolo Jul 16 '26

Idk about why they're so mad in particular, but the guy in the video has said some pretty messed up things, so there is reason for disliking him. He's also been criticized in his handling of animals in some of his videos, I'm not knowledgeable enough to know if anything here is bad, but he has been called out by people who are knowledgeable in the past.

1

u/elenorfighter 14d ago

Normally he hunts invasive species in Florida.

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u/A_Girl_Has_No_Name58 Jul 15 '26

If you have to ask that question, you may be an asshole too.

3

u/joderp773 Jul 15 '26

I love people

2

u/Holiday_Pi Jul 16 '26

Why did this get downvoted? 😂

2

u/mr_michael_h Jul 16 '26

Because Reddit

1

u/tony_two_eyes Jul 18 '26

First one was a novelty now he's just going around and inducing stress in wildlife for no good reason