Exploring the MOST DANGEROUS Private Backyard ANIMAL COLLECTION!!

Well, if you were to essentially buy a monkey, these could be like $15,000 each. A piece? A piece. Inside, it's like completely orange. I've never seen anything like it. Look at those canines right there. See that? He's so nice. We'll leave a little diaper on him. Oh! Nicest, friendliest cat in the entire world. Oh! That's a whole lot of plushies, isn't it? Mm-hmm. Yeah, we're doing something crazy. Another free trip to Florida to hang out with me. The PC Farm Tour. All you gotta do is grab one thing on the website. Well, you can get multiple, but it only takes one. Every single item you buy is one entry. Buy a plushie and a t-shirt. Well, that's two entries. I'm actually wearing this one right now. These t-shirts are sick. Look at that design. You can grab one of the new PC hats, which those are selling like hotcakes. Any plushie available. Stingray, otter, fox, or one of our four new design t-shirts right here. Y'all have seen them before. Now is the time to get one. 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And one of you will be flying here very, very shortly. What the? What's going on, good fellas? Welcome back to another video. I'm feeding Lola our otter, which, by the way, look how big she's gotten. I mean, she's grown a lot. Marvin, it's 7 in the morning right now, Marvin. Enough. Today, it's not about the PC farm. We've done a lot of videos here. What it is about is my buddy, old pal, Jacob Fetters. His property is absolute... Marvin! His property is absolutely insane. And it's full of the most exotic... He does this on purpose. He knows we're out here. He was totally quiet until we came out. Jacob's house is insane. Okay, a lot of exotic animals. Everything from a giant black jaguar, sloths, lemurs, monkeys, you name it. It's in this video. What he doesn't have is an otter, actually. Jacob, I got you there. It's been a while since I've been there. We have a two-hour drive down south. So, let's get it. And here we are. Welcome to Jurassic Park. Oh, what is this? Oh, jeez. That's a big old black cat. Black panther. What the heck? It's a black jaggy jag. That's just here right as you pull in? Yeah. Look at those monkey tunnels. Oh, my God. Look at this dog. What's up, big boy? We got a guard dog here at Jacob's. I wonder if he's gonna attack. Wait, Jacob's calling. Hey, is this dog gonna bite our heads off? Hi! What's up? Would you park at the barn? Yeah. Oh, he's friendly. Okay. Yo! Oh, he's talking to me. We have a special monkey bucket that we give her treats. So, if you just, like, take a piece of grass and just put grass in here. Get the grass. What do you see? Get it. What the heck is in there? What? Oh! Watch out. What's up, Jacob? What's up, bro? Thanks for coming. Good to see you, too. This is gonna be an epic tour. Insane. You ready? I'm ready. Let's go. Let's get started. Let's do it. Every time I come to Jacob's... You've been here five minutes. I like food. The regular baked Lay's. Those are good. Bro. Sun Chips. Really good. What are you doing? You stealing my food? Sorry, Jacob. That was my favorite one. Yes, here. Now I don't want that. It's all yours. Thanks. Yeah, you're welcome. Can we go look at animals? Yeah, let's go. We're starting off here at the tortoise enclosure up front. Slow traffic, folks. Don't move too fast. We got tortoises. This is the... What do you like to call it? People call them Red Cotas. It's a Socata cross to a Redfoot tortoise, which gives you this crazy-looking hybrid. Look at the inside. Yeah. Inside is completely orange. I've never seen anything like it. It's got the craziest neck patterns. We have no idea how big it's gonna be. And now we have the lemurs. That's lemurs. That's the lemurs? Screaming. Sounding off. To your mom? To my mom, to everyone. They'll do this at 3 a.m., 6 a.m., like all hours of the day. Kind of distracts you from the Red Cota. Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah, if I heard that breaking in here, I'd run out. I'm gone. My natural security. Regardless, folks, if you've ever seen a Redfoot tortoise, which is that folk over there, and a Socata tortoise, which is this right here, mixed, that's what it becomes. That's what we got. A little regular Redfoot. That's like basic size for one. Little female. Beautiful. Guys, we're looking at the Socata quick. It's a huge Socata. There's a black jaguar. More on that in a little bit. Now that's a Socata. Yeah. This is one of our Socata tortoises. I actually had to get him out of, like, he was living 15 feet underground in a burrow. Now he doesn't burrow here because the ground's so hard. Yeah, good luck digging in Miami, brother. He's a beast. An absolute beast. And we got his bigger brother. Bigger brother? Bigger. What? This thing is huge. This thing's massive. That's probably one of the biggest Socatas I've ever seen in my life. Like, how old is that? Probably 80 years old. I believe it's a Sudanese Socata. It's from Sudan. Wow. That's crazy. It looks like a different locality. Look how thick his arms are. That is a beast, folks. That is a really, really big tortoise. Hello, little buddy. I have your offspring, Rick and Morty, at my house. G'day, mate. G'day. How you doing? All right, buddy. We've seen you before. We don't really care about you either. Take that. Okay, on to the next animal. There is an emu here, though. Holy smokes, folks. We're gonna go hang out with him today? We're gonna go inside. We're gonna bring him out for a walk. We're gonna take him in the truck for a ride. We might take him back to Jupiter to hang out with the pigs. I'd love it. That's the plan, at least. I won't have any pigs. I have 16. I'll probably have zero by the time that happens. What's up, big guy? That is epic. We're gonna feed him and we're gonna spray him. We are gonna do those things in this video. Might even give him a bottle. We're moving past him right now. We gotta work our way back this way. But that black jaguar is gonna see us here in just a little bit. Come, Charles. Thank you. Come on out. We're actually his fourth home. He was actually living in just someone's backyard. He was rendered to a local sanctuary. Then he went to my friend, Anthony, who trains all different police dogs for all the police departments. Really? Once he decided that he wasn't getting enough attention, he reached out to us like four years ago and asked us to take him in. Look at you. You're a pretty bird. He's been here and just like the nicest, coolest bird you've ever met. You wanna come up to my shoulder? Come. He is so cool, dude. He's a little dirty right now. You are a little dirty. Just step up. He's a little dirty right now because he's been playing in the palm fronds and the coconuts. The new tattoo. Yeah, that hurts. Wrong arm. You should probably not go in there. There you go, Charles. That's the right arm, Charles. Thank you. Mr. Charles. Hey, buddy. Mr. Charles. Does Mr. Charles talk at all? Mr. Charles talks. He dances. He sings. He screams. Then he has his little feather casing here. When their feather casings are white like this, you can actually break them apart like this and it feels good for them. It's like keratin. Whoa. But if it's red and there's still blood around it, you don't want to do that. No. Whoa. But it's just like that. You can do it. Interesting. It's actually relaxing for them. What a beautiful bird. Get rid of the feathers? They're growing a new one. Yep. Charles, you are so gorgeous, buddy. He's eating it. I really think I like this guy. Right? He's cute. Yeah, a lot. You take him on the bed. Look at him. He's getting his head scratched. Let's go and dig his head into the pillow and hang out. He'll tuck his head in your armpit. Do you want a new home for Charles? No. Okay. Yeah, you want another bird? I like birds. Charles, you're awesome, dude. Charles is so cool. Charles is the dog, bro. All right. There you go, Charles. There you go. Bye, buddy. See you, bud. Next up is these black and white roughed lemurs over here. So in order to get Rufus out, we actually have to have the female distract it because she'll chase me down and try to eat me. My boy. What's his name? Mr. Rufus. Rufus. A black and white lemur. Hey, Mr. Rufus. Just don't approach him from head on. Okay. He likes armpit scratches. Oh, look at the armpit scratches. It's so nice. Oh, it's very nice. So nice. Let's see. Give him some pets. The coat on them. There you go, buddy. Wow, so soft. What do you think? So soft. One of the most endangered primates in the world. So soft. Look at the way you're holding him. He's feet. Probably only about 10,000 of these left from Madagascar. Wow. And you've got two of them but they come from Madagascar. Madagascar's the only place and they're actually not a monkey. They're a prosimian. So they're a type of primate. Monkeys are in three groups. If he wanted to. Look at that. Look at those canines right there. See that? Holy. Oh, they're like that thin too. They're just like razor. Like razor. So the front side is smooth but then on the back side it's sharp like a razor blade. Oh my gosh. Really? Oh, they could tear you up. Mr. Oh. All right. He's going back. Jacob said that's enough for his girlfriend's in heat. So buddy Mr. Rufus is kind of fired up himself. Fired up. Yeah. Fired up. Trying to get the job. I get it. I understand. Yeah. You fired up? We have times like that. Sometimes. What is this little guy? Hi, little buddy. Come, come, come, come. Oh, tasty little banana. So delicious. That's the lemurs. Oh, dude. He smells like B.O. Yeah. Smells really strong. It smells like armpit when you didn't wash. That's exactly how they smell. So people think they want them in their house. Imagine. Oh. Imagine this in your house. No, no, no. Oh, no thanks. And this is exactly what kind? Finger monkey. A common marmoset. Common marmoset. Hi, buddy. This is like one of the most popular pet monkeys. Is that a monkey? That's not good. Monkeys are terrible pets. Yeah. Anyone that works with a monkey I would never have one. Dude, that thing stinks, bro. I can't even pee around that. Let's get away from this thing. Oh, my God. Come inside. I don't know if Alfie's going to come, but we got Theo. The nicest capuchin. Oh. See you later. There goes Theo. That was short-lived. All right. Let me close the door. Look at that enclosure. Just peek in here. Look at that enclosure. Oh. Tayden, come down. What are you doing? Come here. How did he know? She just knows. Come, come. Yeah. It's time to meet my maybe future animal. Yes, maybe. Yeah. I don't know. We've got Theo, the capuchin monkey. Come say hi to Paul. Hello, buddy. Give him a big old hug. Look, isn't he nice? This is a nice guy. Hey. He's nice. He's so nice. Leave a little diaper on him. Oh. He says, let me get the camera. Hey, no. Don't break that, please. Oh, Ty. Oh. Theo, come, come, come. What a little menace. What are we doing? Oh. Whoa. What the heck? Theo, you want a cashew? You want one? All right, let's go get a cashew. Hannah's going to bring some cashews. So it's a capuchin monkey, one of the smartest primates in the world. See, she's using her prehensile tails, her fifth hand. Yeah, on my sister. Coming over? Ty. What? What do we got here? Ty. Look at that. Theo likes you. Here, she wants it. Come here, bubba. Look, you've got cashews. You like that? Give her one at a time. Hold your hands up. Perfect. You like that? She's so nice. She's so gentle, too. Yeah. Super nice for a female. She's four years old. We've had her since she was a tiny little baby. Oh, another baby. And just like the coolest little monkey. During the day, she's out in her enclosure, hanging out in the tunnels. And at night, she comes in and sleeps in the bed with us. I went to that monkey's birthday party. You did. You did go to her birthday party. I think it was her second birthday. Her second birthday party. Theo, you want to come back? She'll pull, like, her own leash. She'll pull her own leash to come back. Hang on. Can I have your hand? Thank you. Oh, my gosh. She comes right for the hand. Just like that. That is so smart. That is so cool. Capuchin monkey. Let me know, folks. Jacob, how many likes? 50,000. Oh, I like that number. That's a good one. I like that number. Good job, Jacob. 50,000 likes, and I'll go get my 1,000 hours for that dang monkey. Holy smokes. We got some clean bowls. This is your preparation. Well, this is just... The reflections, literally. Yes. Whoa. So, this is where the bowls are cleaned to dry, and then they move inside, and then everything's prepped indoors. But this is our outdoor bowl cleaning area. Hannah's going in right now to get our red rope cleaner out. Look at this enclosure, bro. These are all so sweet. Look at this enclosure. Is it insane? Bro, the landscape is everything. See, folks, if you follow me on Snapchat, you would have already seen these enclosures. Yeah. You spoiled it on Snapchat again? I spoiled it, yeah. Oh, my God. And we've got sloths right behind us. Whoa. There's sloths? Yeah. Dude, he's chilling. My gosh, no way. Just turn to the left. There's a sloth. Sloth reamers. Oh, my gosh. We got everything. Yo. We've got Mama Sin, the sloth. Oh, man. I got her boyfriend, Suki, hanging out in the pot. They actually like sleeping together. That's sick. They're cool, but aren't they, like, really, like... Delicate. That's why they're in here, because anything, really, that's, like, 74 and below, you want to keep them heated. And if they bite, it's bad. Bad bite. Even though they're the slowest mammal on Earth. You can see she doesn't want to bite. She might open up. Let's see if she wants something. Maybe she wants a sweet potato right now. So slow. You want this? You take so long. Look at those teeth. Crazy teeth. Here you go, Mama. So, like, she's super slow. I mean, if that bites you, it's like a tortoise. Like, come on, dude. But they'll latch on you. Are they soft? It's definitely more coarse. Yeah. It's soft. Like a goat? It's soft, but it's like a goat. Okay. Yeah. But the baby's soft. Their baby. The baby's completely soft. We have a baby sloth? I call it a baby, but the baby's, like, just as big as the mom. It's not big enough. Oh, she's growing up. Yes, she's growing up. It was their baby. Sweet. One of the coolest parts about Jacob's house. I'll give him all the credit in the world. There is some awesome enclosures. I mean, look at this lemur enclosure we're about to walk into. Look at that. Oh, look at that. There he is. Hi, buddy. Is that Miss Ruby? Look at that. Look at that enclosure. That is. That is epic. We got some upgrades, too. We got some competition. I like the concrete idea in the ground. Right? It was already there. It was way easier to clean, right? Yeah. It was a horse-washing station before. Yeah. They just converted it into an enclosure. Super cool. When you have the concrete, you have a lot less parasites, right? Yeah. Because those animals are not on the ground. There is still some dirt here, but. Super, super cool. I like the idea of having the concrete down the middle with two pockets of landscape in it. Do I have a spider on me? Yeah, there is right here. Star spider. I see spider web, yeah. Right there. What'd you get? Little crab spider. Ew. Yeah. Why would you do that? Oh. It might be poisonous. These are really important, too. Like, I take inspiration everywhere I go. They got the diet on there. This is really cool. The diet, the habitat, the breeding. But the difference between this one and the one I plan to do is I want to have the personal message and where the animal came from. So, I'm going to have all my pigs listed, each and every pig. Mango, Lady May, Cotamundi, where it was from, how old it is at the moment, like when I got it. The whole nine yards. It's birth date. Like, I kind of want to make it personal when it comes to the animals at the PC Farm, which is super cool that he has that, but he does more tours. So, it makes sense. It makes sense. Yes, sir. Look at this. We got some American spotted turtles in here. Nice. Maybe we'll get some babies this year from them. Really endangered North American species. Really cool. Yeah. Perfect little setup for them. Little mangroves. It's all you need. It's all they need. Yeah. And next up, we got our baby sloth. This is the baby sloth? We call it a baby sloth. Let me show you the windows. These were solid doors. We actually cut it out and we made these custom doors. This is actually for a sailboat, so you just pull this down, lower the windows, close them, and then when you want to come, open them up, just like that. That's my dad's engineering right there. Shut up, pops. Shut up. All right, let's head in. Baby sloth. Baby sloth time. I call it a baby. It's really not a baby. Oh, he's so white. So white. Now, feel right here. Feel this. The fur is a lot softer. Whoa. Right? Dude, it's way softer. Way softer. This is the baby sloth. And the least friendliest of all the sloths. The two in there that we just saw had this one. Would you like zucchini? Here, have that zucchini. Would you like zucchini? Just goes right in and the sloth eats it. He's like, you're telling me I didn't have to leave my bucket. We've got Mr. Remy, the red ruffed lemur. Hi, Remy. Is that the baby that I saw the other day? Not the other day, obviously. Yes, this is the baby. It was like a couple months ago. It's no longer a baby. It's no longer a baby, dude. That thing got huge. So this is a red ruffed lemur. Red ruffed lemur, yeah. So same as the black and white. Super endangered. Madagascar as well? Yep. Madagascar. Only place in the world you can find those lemurs. That's crazy. Dude, imagine seeing that jumping through the woods like in the wild. Like 30 of them just swinging through the branches. Yeah, anywhere from like 20 to 40 lemurs. Imagine them in the forest at 30 in a pack just screaming. That would be insane. Screaming. He's just chilling eating a banana. The banana skin. But he won't fully eat it. He just chews off of it. Then he spits it out. They do that with apples. They do that with a lot of the fruits. That is so cool. Even zucchini. They'll eat the actual inside and spit the skin out. Wow, folks. Well, lemur, the red ruffed lemur, was actually number one on the list prior to the serval and the monkey. But I think I'd just bounce around. The reason why I don't like the lemur as much as the other options is because those things could switch on you and just... You saw the teeth earlier. Rerun it. I mean, those were insane. I got four other ones. What is going on here? What is that? I think we might have an airstrike coming in. Sounds like it. Everybody get out! We got here some radiated... We got a male radiated. He's not with his girlfriends because he just wants to overbreed them and they're not ready to breed yet. My guy's a dog. He's a dog. And a lot of these radiated males are actually known to be limp. So it's really good that he's a good boy. Good boy. Nice guy. He's a strong boy. Yeah. Dude, look at that. Look at that bamboo. I need some of that bamboo. There's so many things that I need to do. Like, my friends' properties, they just give me so much inspiration. A little Galapagos tortoise. Galapagos! It's a Galap? Hey, Galap. It's a Galapagos. What's up, buddy? Here, have a little cactus. Come here. You want a cactus, buddy? Here we go, buddy. Delicious. The world's largest tortoise right here. Yes, world's largest. About ten pounds. Say it again, Jacob. We got the world's largest tortoise here. Galapagos. Yep. And you think that's big? The largest one we had, about 170 pounds. Wow. Just like Ken and Blake. Yeah. They just one day, from one day to the next, they're fine. You walk out, they're just dead. Wow. That's unfortunate. Yeah, really stinks. That's a big one. But we got these two. We got an Aldabra and we got another Galapagos. Wow. That's an avocado. We've got some. Dude. Those might be maggots. I would not eat that. No maggots. No. Just a bunch of ants. Give it to the tortoises. Toxic. Is it? They say it's toxic. The center is. I think it might be the center because honestly, people say it's toxic. I've seen tortoises eat these for years. Brother, if that tortoise eats that thing, it is not going to die. No. It's heart condition is more dangerous than that avocado. Exactly. Jacob, you're telling me. This thing is hanging over the enclosure. Not one of these has ever fallen and they haven't cleared it out. It's definitely happened. Yes. Come on now. Not everything you see online is true. You know what a Colucia is, right? Of course, we got it. Colucia plant. Right there? Yes. That plant over there in the corner. That. Do you know how many people commented? The Colucias. Your goats are going to eat the Colucias. They're going to die. That's a poisonous plant. Dude, they survive off those things. Exactly. I mean, like, hammer them. They're fine. So we're going to be heading to our clouded leopard now. This is our female. She's going to be moving to a new exhibit soon. She's actually partially blind in the eyes. She's in heat right now, so she's very friendly. We'll see if she wants to come out. Friendly when they're in heat. Friendly. Very friendly. So you guys stay on this side. I'm going to go in. You can see her right there. We're going to try to lure her out. Try to get her out. All right, so what we're going to do, since the clouded leopard is up top here and actually a little bit sleepy, Jacob, here, take the camera in, and you're going to do a little vlogging. We're going to do a little vlogging. We're going to go in and see this crazy leopard. We've got the crazy clouded leopard inside of her little box. You can see she has this rare eye condition in her eyes which causes fluid to be in her cornea. It's not being pumped out. Look at those canines. They're the closest relative to the saber-toothed tiger. And even though this crazy girl is partially blind, she still can see just fine and chase lizards and even hiss at us. I love the way he makes these enclosures with the tiki hut. It's quite expensive, like about a $20,000 expense. That's a big chunk, but they're sick. Thankfully for him, these all came with his property, so all these are already here, and he just made them into enclosures. I actually remember when Jacob got this piece of property. Look at the house. His house is a dome. Isn't that epic? What do you think of that? Dude, that's nuts. I feel like I'm in a different country. I know. It doesn't feel like I'm in Miami. Literally, bro. African boar bulls. These are his guard dogs, so during the day, sometimes they're in, especially when we have visitors. Here they are, the biggest doggies. That is a big dog. These dogs come out at night? The gray one, Loki, or Thor, is actually a little bit shy of people. This is Loki. He's not shy at all. Oh my gosh. Sorry, I can't help you. How much does that dog weigh, 200 pounds? He's probably like 155. Dude, dude. How do I show the size? Dude, just the head. Just sit next to him. The head, buddy. Look at the size of that big boy. Look at that big boy. Look at him. Look at that big boy. Oh my goodness. I'm so allergic to that dog. Oh my gosh, the paws. Do you see this thing? Look at the paw. Look at him. He's a big, big boy. Oh my goodness gracious. This is the biggest dog you've ever seen in your life? Yes, dude. The biggest, thickest dog. Isn't he beautiful? Get him to stand up. He's so pretty. Come on. Oh yeah. You can't really see. See the head? He's almost six foot tall, dude. Oh my gosh, buddy. Oh. I need one of you to catch the next shark thief. He'd catch more than that. Yeah, he would. Let's go see an owl. Eurasian. We got the second largest owl in the world. Eurasian Eagle Owl. Geo, come in closer. Eurasian Eagle Owl. We got Winx. Eurasian Eagle Owl. Look at that. Believe it or not, she's a baby. She was only born in March. Whoa. She's like nine months old. Do you want to step up, girl? Bring the glove to the back. She's trying to step backwards right up onto the glove. Whoa. Winx fan is crazy. I know. About six and a half feet when they're full grown. Yeah. So this is a girl. Yes. This is what we suspect she's a girl. Because they get way bigger than the boys, right? Yeah, they do. Owl's a really cool animal, too. This is a great one for your tours, right? Amazing. She steps up on everyone's hands. We had a big event a couple weeks ago. She met 150 people. Let everyone touch her. She's one amazing animal. This right here is an owl pellet. If you remember, actually, in high school, you dissected these. It's not even nasty. It's just hair. Yeah, they kind of smell. Look, that's the jaw of an animal. It's a little jaw bone. We might find a skull. That's so cool. More bones. It's crazy. Just a bunch of bones and hair. That's an owl pellet. Owl pellet. You want to hold her? Look at her. Yeah, I would love to hold her. Now we're going to send her flying to the perch. Winx, you ready to go? Here we go. Silent flight. The only thing you heard was the tarp. Just the tarp. But they fly completely silent. Go right behind her. Get her to step up. Step up. Step up, girl. Once she puts one foot, lift. Perfect. Look at that. You did an amazing job. Wow. Crushed it. Look at that. Their eyes are actually tubular, so their eyes go straight back into their head. Their eyes act as binoculars. Hi, beautiful. Super beautiful. That's a big girl. Look at those claws. Dude, that'll ruin your day. Look at those claws. In the wild, they're known to take down small deer and even small foxes. I can imagine, dude. And it's very heavy. Oh my gosh, that thing's got to be 20 pounds. I would say, realistically, that's probably about 12 pounds. Like, my arm, doing the little lifts, it's like a shoulder. You know when you do the shoulder lifts? Like, I could have another owl on this arm, and I could just be hitting the lifts. I know. You're beautiful. Here you go. Go back. Step off. There you go. She's a very nice girl. That's so sick. Here. Nibble my head. She likes to do that. What's that move? She likes to nibble me. It's our bonding time. That's funny. I'm freaking out. Look at these enclosures, bro. I need to take a picture of this. Isn't it sick? Dude, Jacob. Is there anything in there right now? Incredible design here. We got our anteater, Mr. Orkin, hanging out. An anteater? You all know what an anteater looks like. I would love to see it, but I think it's sleeping. We don't want to wake him up. We got a little serval. We got some of her enrichment. Look at the serval. Where is she? She's gone. I'm kidding. She's sleeping in her house. Okay, let's go. Before he disappears, we have a male clouded leopard up top. He gets shy of guys. He doesn't like guys. He came to us at two years old. He's cool with me, 50-50, but he's up top. It's really hard to see him. Yeah, I see him up there. But I bet you if we get close, I bet you we can get him. And this is the old jaguar enclosure before it moved. Yes. The female clouded leopard into here, but we still got to add more platforms, bamboo. We have a tunnel that's going to connect the two enclosures together. It's going to be insane. So we got some work to do in there first. Wow. Well, folks, this is quite the place. Look, there he is. Oh, yeah. Whoa. Holy. Can you see the beast? Mr. Ollie. He might just run, and he's going to be gone underneath his deck. He gets a little shot. That is gorgeous. Isn't that thing crazy? It's like golden. Did you get it on the main? I got it on here. This guy's cooking. Ty is just in the background switching cameras. He goes from the main camera. I got one over here, one over there. Got the GoPro here. We're ready to go. Yeah, shout out. Well, folks, look at this enclosure. It's tall. Three stories. What is that? That's going to be 20 feet? 15. Yeah, that's insane. That's as tall as the aviary is going to be. Yes, this is as tall as the aviary. That's insane. And when I get next to it, you can really see the height of it. Look at that. It looks 20 feet. It looks massive, but it's only 15. 15 feet tall, three stories, the little house in the back, which, by the way, I love the way you built that house. You know how you make it? You just take the landscape logs from Home Depot. And cut them. I think that cost me maybe like 300, 400 bucks to make, something like that. That's epic. Jacob, I'm stealing so many ideas from you. Thank you. You're welcome. Here it is. This is what I really was waiting on. We just saw the clouded leopard kind of jump down. This is the African serval. I think I need two and a half acres for the actual pure serval. And I only have an acre and a quarter. Look at that beautiful, beautiful animal. That beats a monkey any day. Jacob, take this with you, brother. He's going to take my camera in with the serval. Look at how beautiful she is. Folks, let me know in the comments. Monkey, serval, lemur. Let me know. Hi there, pretty girl. Can you approach her calmly? So if you look at her ears, she has eye spots. So if she gets snuck up in the wild by a predator, they'll think there's something looking back. Hi there. Oh my goodness. Look at this. This is so nice, kind, sweet. She's a nice kitty. Oh yeah, she's in heat right now. She's so friendly. So why don't we do the serval and a monkey? I think so. 100,000 likes for a serval and a monkey. So when she's in heat, she's actually the calmest, nicest, friendliest cat in the entire world. You can see she's just letting me hold her like a little baby. Hi there. This is crazy. That's so sick. So dope. All right. Dude, look at this. We just walk over. There's the serval enclosure right there. There's just so many different things. By the way, we're not even showing little things like these red foots over here. You see the tortoises right there? But we could just walk just a couple feet. And look at this. You produce some of these albino pink bellies? We produce some albinos. We got some regular babies, but we've had these since 2018. Albino pink belly side neck. Raising from hatchlings. That is so epic. And we got some head albinos. So this is what they look like normal. Then we got the albinos, and we breed them. Head albino. Yep, exactly. Sweet. Bottom. Beautiful. So this is the future enclosure for Nebula, the clouded leopard, our blind girl. So we were just outside of it. Now we're inside of it. This is the future for the clouded leopard that had those little messed up eyeballs. Yep. This is her big old upgrade. Yep. Platforms, perches, bamboo, a tunnel. So we're gonna have a little door right here that's gonna send her that way. Straight to the other side where the male is. Exactly, that's the plan. That's sick. It's gonna be epic. Dude, Jacob's got a really, really cool facility, folks. Like, I don't know if you ever checked his channel out, but he does have a YouTube channel. I'll leave it in the description. He also does tours here, and I'll leave that in the description as well. I can't wait to do tours at my house, but Jacob's already open for tours, so. As a matter of fact, one of our giveaway winners, our last giveaway winner, flew out to Florida and spent the day with me, and one of the things we got to do was take him to Jacob's. It was epic. And see the entire tour. So that was a really, really fun time, and we had a blast doing it. So if you wanted to do something like that when you win off of buying something on the website right now, it's totally possible. Definitely is possible. Get her. One, two, three. Look at that Indian spotted. Massive female. That's a giant Indian spotted turtle. I didn't know they got that big. Holy smokes. She gives me probably like 60 eggs a year. 60 eggs a year? 60 eggs. We had 60 babies. 60 babies? 60 babies. Wow. Goodness. Some fly rivers. Look at the little baby fly river. Little tiny baby. Oh my gosh. That one is so cute. It's so cute. Look at this guy. Oh! So Jacob actually has a ton of enclosures arriving Sunday. A bunch of metal pre-made enclosures that he kind of just pieces together, and that's where all these lizards are going to go then whenever he builds them. But for now, they're in these temporary homes. Come take a look at some of these beautiful iguanas. Look at these rhino iguanas right here. This is a nice little pair. See them in the back over there? Hey, buddy. Cool little temporary spot. I mean, iguanas are cool. Actually, rhino iguanas are what we were going to put into Marvin's cage, but instead we got a macaw. Jacob's actually got one out right now. What is this one? We got Rico the Cuban iguana. Cuban iguana. From Cuba. Dude, Rico! Rico! Rico, you look cool, dude. He's epic. Look at the freaking meaty legs on that thing. Look at this guy. He probably weighs like 25, 30 pounds. Something like that. Just straight dense. Just straight dense muscle. Exactly. Then he's got his girlfriend, Lola, who's not as friendly. Lola! I think Kenan's got one named Lola. I love how white her head is. Mr. Lola. Hi, Lola. There she goes. See you later, girl. Bye. Ooh, baby. I love you. Sorry. What the heck is this thing? Oh. Come here. So this is the only animal that's ever given you stitches? Yes. And you got jaguars and leopards and lemurs? And I've raised chimpanzees. Oh! Oh, my God! What? Oh, my God. Brother! That was... Are you okay? Brother Mary Joseph! That was crazy. That was incredible. I mean, that was Niagara Falls IRL. Oh, what are you doing? Why are you... Why are you always stealing my stuff? This is a banana. That's for the monkeys. I like bananas. And that one was from the dumpster. No, I'm serious. It tastes good. Well, okay. All right. That abandoned farm not only brought you that big sulcata, but it brought you this? Different abandoned places. Different? Different. But we got called by FWC. I saw that video. It was crazy. So many dead. And we got... We got all these. We rescued them. Rehabbed them. Dude, look at that. We just got our first egg. I love how circular the eggs are. And it looks fertile. That's your first egg? I don't know. This is my first egg. And they could be fertile. Let's candle it. I don't know. Pinkish tint to it. I don't know. This is crazy. This is epic. Wow. No way. That's sweet. New stuff happening. Heck, yeah. Off-camera, take a 7-iron to that... There's more servals? Yeah. Two more. What the heck? Yeah. I got a lot. I got animals everywhere. There's two servals over here? Yeah. Dude, like, a serval to me would be like the highlight of my house. He's like, yeah, there's two servals back there. Don't worry. I got a black jaguar in the front yard. Hi, gorgeous. Isn't he beautiful? Do you want a tortoise egg? That's so cool. Sorry for coming up behind you. I'm just a little scared. It's okay. I like it when you're close. Okay. It's nice. Yeah. Just like that. It's cute. Hey, buddy. Only problem with the capuchins, there's... You gotta buy two. And how much are they a piece? Well, if you were to essentially buy a monkey, these could be like $15,000 each. A piece? A piece. 30 grand. 30 racks. Unless someone wants to donate $30,000, I think those ones are off the table. Dang it. It's not out of the picture, all right? I mean, YouTube's been pretty good lately. Stop lying. Yeah, it can be pretty cool. Mine had to come up. You never know. Maybe like 10,000 more people will start watching. I would definitely do the tunnel. Right? It's epic. I would have to. Look at this thing. Look at her. Look, she's got her egg. Look at the egg. It's like a buoy. That is the coolest animal ever. 30 bands, though? That's steep. All right. Just like the chum bucket at my house, the prep room, we're almost done with today's video. We have one last animal, and that's the beautiful black jaguar. This is an animal that you have had since it was a little cub. Six pounds. It's about six pounds, and he's grown it up all through its life, and now it's how big? 160 pounds. 160 pound beast with freaking monster teeth. Giant. It's not an animal to play with. We're not going to go inside, but what we are going to do is feed it, and we want to show you the process of what it's like to prep for an animal of that size and that caliber at his place. Exactly. This is the chum bucket. What do you call it? The meat room. I love it. You're going to get a sign right here. The meat room. We got to get the meat room on. I don't know what's going on with our life right now. They're flicking. We've got all of our bulls, our special big cat vitamins, all the good stuff. The cats. We've got a refrigerator. I don't know what we have in here. We have got something. Let's see. This could be for the jaguar. We've got the chicken. I don't know what that's for. I don't know which chicken's for us today. We've got to find some chicken legs. Some red meat. Delicious. Chicken legs. This is what we're going to feed in the water today. We've got delicious chicken legs. Not only do we have this. Inside the freezer. We've got bloodsicles. Bloodsicles. Do you lick them? He licks them. We refreeze the myoglobin, which is the juice from the meat, and we make a drink out of it. That's what we do. The cats love it. Especially in the summertime. We've got that. The servals probably love that. Servals go crazy. I'll be making bloodsicles in the chum bucket. Let's do it. This freezer right here, I think we've got some red meat. We buy these big containers. I'm going to need another freezer. Probably on my patio because I'm going to have to put big boxes like this. My fish take up both my freezers. Some red meat. Oh, yeah. Yes, sir. Some good old meat. Dude, how does the servals diet? How is that? Red meat, chicken, whole prey. Like chicken. How is making it every day is my question, I guess. It's just like making food for any other animal. You're dealing with a bunch of quail. This one's beef organs. Mixed. We've got beef, beef organs. It's cool to see. It's so different for me. I can go into a prep house and I'm feeding shrimp, silversides, quail. We have chicken thigh. We have the drumsticks, which is what we're about to feed the jaguar. We have similar stuff, but not of that caliber. We're about to feed a 160-pound jaguar. That's crazy. Insane. We go through. We buy over 1,000 pounds of meat. That's nuts. We feed about, I'd say like, what is it? Like over almost 100 pounds a week. Or more than that. That boy's eating over 10 pounds a day? Or the whole place? The whole place. Okay. He eats six pounds though. Six pounds a day? Six pounds a day. My fox eats 1.5. That's crazy. We've got a ginormous stick and we're going to feed this jaguar some fresh chicken. So how we do this, you don't need a glove. I'm getting in there. You're going to go in? Yep. Go in the enclosure. Get on in. All right. Chicken leg. Through the stick. And you're just going to want to lift it up. Watch. It's going to come up right here. There you go. Lift it up. Lift it up, Paul. Lift it up. Get him up right here. Come on, buddy. Show it to him. Come on up. Right here. Come on. Don't be lazy. Bang! Oh! Oh, man. Mokes! Crazy, huh? Goodness gracious, buddy old pal. All right, folks. Here we go. I got the GoPro in the end this time. You're getting a close-up and personal with it. Oh, my gosh. Look at that. That's crazy. That's so epic. He's got it right in his mouth, and he's going to crunch it. It probably jumps down, yeah. That, my friends, is the coolest thing ever. It's a 160-pound black jaguar chowing down on a chicken drumstick right now, right in front of us. Jacob's house is insane. That's all I can say. Absolutely insane. Caferos, I don't know what else to say other than that was probably one of the coolest videos we have made in quite some time. Jacob Fedder's house is absolutely amazing. We took a lot of inspiration from being here today. I know Ty and myself both. I have just so many pictures on my phone of things that I want to do now, so very exciting. Jacob, dude. Thanks for coming. Dude, your place is beautiful, and it's coming along so nice. Every time I come here, it looks so much better, and it just improves and improves and improves, and I just get a lot of inspiration from it. Thank you, bro. If you guys want to check out Jacob Fedder's place, it's linked in the description down below. He's got a crazy YouTube channel. He posts building all this just like I do here on my channel, so definitely show him some love. He's been a longtime friend of mine. As a matter of fact, it was Franklin, me, you, Ketchamall, and Monster Mike. That was like the OG South Florida crew. It was the OG South Florida crew. Five of us started the filming animal thing, and it's just cool to see you come as far as all of us are just moving, and it's just nuts. It's insane. Even seeing your progress, I still haven't been there. I've seen the fish building. Now you've got an otter, and you're starting animals yourself. I'm coming up this week. It's a totally different vibe. I mean, we're working our way towards the level of animals here, maybe not that right there. This is insane. This is actually nuts. But yeah, we're working there. Heck yeah. I'm going to come over, see some cool stuff. 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