Man carries and walks to a crocodile;The saurio moves the tail of happiness?

It is very common for our puppies to become happy when we take them for a walk and raise their ears, will the same happen with larger species? The video of a man carrying a crocodile, has been broadcast on the networks, in which the lizard seems very happy and even wags its tail.

The video, with more than 2.9 million views, shows Jay Brewer, a pet store owner, effortlessly but fearlessly carrying one of the animals he In custody, it is Darth Gator, a 10-year-old crocodile that weighs more than 130 kilos.

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The footage shows Brewer leading the lizard to its water tank, while a rap song plays in the background. Internet users have been struck, in addition to the size of the crocodile, that the “juancho” (as we call crocodiles in southern Tamaulipas< /b>) seems to look very happy for the short walk he is given, as he wags his tail and blinks a couple of times.

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“The lizard's eyes say it all, he knows something crazy is going on right now,” wrote one user.

Another noted: “I've seen people wearing crocodile skin boots, people wearing crocodile belts, but I've never seen someone wear the full crocodile.”

“NEVER FORGET A FRIEND,” JAY BREWER SAYS ABOUT THE CROCODILE

And while Brewer has recorded footage of other reptiles, none compare with the large size of Darth Gator, which has made it very popular. It is now common for Brewer to record himself next to him, feeding him or caressing him. "That's what happens when the crocodile you raised as a baby remembers you are its friend (don't try this at home)," she wrote.

From his Jay Prehistoric Pet account, Brewer shows Internet users what the day-to-day life of his pet store is like, a store that he has maintained since 1992 in Fountain Valley, California, which has specialized in reptiles, ranging from snakes, crocodiles and turtles to reticulated pythons.