In this video, a reptile expert named Jay Brewer answers questions about various reptiles, including alligator snapping turtles, chameleons, venomous snakes, handling gear for snakes, the personality of reptiles, iguanas, Komodo dragons, and the difference between pythons and boas. He also showcases some of the reptiles, including a giant Gaboon viper, a giant new Caledonian gecko, and an iguana named Jolly Green.
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1. Big Lou is an alligator snapping turtle with a red lure in his mouth and a bite strength of about 2500 pounds.
2. Jay Brewer is answering questions about reptiles on Twitter.
3. Chameleons don't change color but modify existing colors using their skin.
4. Alligators don't chew their food; they swallow it whole.
5. Sucking out venom from a snakebite is a myth; the best course of action is to seek medical help.
6. Snake handlers commonly use their hands for non-venomous snakes and tools like tongs for venomous ones.
7. Gaboon vipers have the longest fangs of any venomous snake.
8. Crocodiles have a V-shaped nose, while alligators have a U-shaped nose.
9. Eyelidless creatures like geckos lick their eyes to keep them moist.
10. Reptiles can have distinct personalities.
11. Dragons, as in mythical creatures, do not exist in real life.
12. Cobras have hoods to appear larger and scarier.
13. Iguanas can be dangerous due to their sharp claws and biting capabilities.
14. Komodo dragon saliva is venomous and paralyzes prey.
15. Boas give live birth, while pythons lay eggs.