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This is Big Lou, and he is one amazing alligator snapping turtle.

If you look inside of his mouth, he's got a little red lure for bringing fish in.

They got about 2,500 pounds of bite strength.

I'm here today to answer some questions off Twitter.

Okay, at Prenzer Rive, how does a chameleon change color?

Well, that's kind of a technical question, but you know what?

I'm gonna get some help with a chameleon.

Okay, so we got Graco, and it's actually a panther chameleon.

Now, if you see, they don't really change color.

They just modify the colors that are there by squeezing open and close and dilating like your eyeball.

He has two eyeballs that work completely independently.

So, he's actually great at catching his bugs and insects, and look at how beautiful he is.

At Maggot Stomp, do alligators chew their food?

I think we'll go feed Darth Gator, our giant gator, and you'll see.

The only time you would even consider it kind of chewing their food is the attempt of maybe breaking the shell of a crab or something like that.

At Jack Vandertal, if you were bitten by a venomous snake, would you know what to do?

Unfortunately, I'd really know what to do, because I've been bit by a venomous snake at 23 years old, and it was not a pretty sight.

Some people actually say the first thing you're supposed to do is suck out the venom.

Truth is, when I got bit, the first thing I did was start sucking the venom out, so I thought.

My lips started tingling, and the tingling, I thought, oh my gosh, I shouldn't have sucked it out.

It got in my mouth, but that's not what happened.

The effects of the venom were already through my whole system in seconds, and my lips were tingling because of the venom inside my bloodstream.

That being said, if you get bit by a venomous snake, the most important thing to do is stay calm and work your way towards a hospital as quick as possible.

At PlanetReptile23, question, for all snake handlers, wildlife experts handling dangerous reptiles, what type of handling gear do you commonly use when handling snakes?

Some kind of snakes are not venomous, so I might take a little risk and use my hands.

That being said, if I'm gonna hold something dangerous, I'm gonna actually need a little bit of space.

We also use these for feeding big pythons and stuff because the snake's excited, going after its food.

Snake hook, what it actually is for is that when the venomous snake that you're holding drops his head in here, he no longer can strike left or right.

Then, you got your tongs, and that can be used for a lot of different things.

For handling tarantulas, scorpions, little venomous animals, and also for feeding small animals, it works really well.

At JamesRS42, without cheating, what venomous snake has the longest fangs in the world?

I think I should get out a giant gaboon viper and show you how amazing they are.

Got the longest fang of any venomous snake in the world, and you can tell that from that big head.

And, actually has the most venom to dump at one time.

Not to mention, one of the fastest striking snakes.

Both of them have this incredible pattern and color to hide in the forest floor in Africa.

Wow, that one I better go back to school for.

What's the difference between a gator and a crocodile anyway?

A crocodile, generally speaking, has a long, slender, more V-shaped nose, where an alligator's got that nice U-shaped nose.

Now, the interesting part about that question is there's actually only two types of gators in the whole world.

They actually come from China and America.

If it's not a Chinese alligator, or it's not an American alligator, it is an alligator anyway.

At Tango89, how do eyelidless creatures clean the moisture in their eyes?

You know what? I think I'm gonna cheat on this one.

This is George the Giant New Caledonia Gecko.

Now, geckos a lot of times have eyelids, but they don't close completely.

This one has no eyelids, and what it does is actually just lick their eye like a windshield wiper.

But then, when you have a snake, for instance, it doesn't have eyelids either.

It gets a brand new lens every time it sheds.

Okay, at GrahamRKid, can reptiles be said to have personalities?

So I have a lot of monitors, lizards, and they have a lot of personality.

So today I'm gonna play with one of them and let you see what a rambunctious little critter this particular one is.

And maybe we'll get a second one out and you can see how calm and relaxed the other one is.

I'm gonna show you a little mini dragon that's got tons of personality.

Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on!

So you see, every animal's got a little bit different personality.

This guy here is a pure swimming, hunting, wild creature.

It's great exercise for animals to interact with people.

And this is one of the ways it's called enrichment, to make an animal love its life.

I'm gonna show you a completely different personality.

So he's pretty laid back, so much so that he won't chase it like that.

Come on! His name is Fabio, and he's just a big sweetheart.

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