"An extraordinary, two-decade bond formed between Costa Rican fisherman "Chito" Shedden and a crocodile he named Pocho. After Chito found Pocho near death in 1989 and nursed him back to health, the crocodile chose to stay with his rescuer, forming an inseparable bond. For the next 20 years, they swam and played together, capturing worldwide attention until Pocho's death in 2011. Their unique story is captured in the documentary Touching the Dragon."
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Adele 4 month s ago
#3 yeah, that's BS. In most cases yes, but when you get sick you get sick, when you have to care for others humans you have to do that and so on. Just find them a new and loving home and it will be fine. I doubt it would be more stressfull for a cat to move to another family than to fly overseas for hours in a loud and scary airplane
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Sam 4 month s ago
#6 He also sold all his guitars including the famous "Black Strat" and donated the receipts.
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Roge 4 month s ago
#1 what a fag
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Kris 4 month s ago
Roge, Way to superficially judge someone. You're a despicable asshole
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Ollie 4 month s ago
Kris,
How ironic!
How ironic!
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Philipina 4 month s ago
Roge, 100%
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Armilda 4 month s ago
#3 My vet said that cats would rather change owners than change homes
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Randolph 4 month s ago
#18 Thank you so much for taking drugs in the jungle and killing innocent vietnamese people, old veteran...!
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Maggie 4 month s ago
#10 ... and then everyone clapped. What self-celebratory bs
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Winton 4 month s ago
#32 Bad AI writing... doesn't anyone even check for basic grammer. Bad Izi
How ironic!