This guy feeds crocodiles and has to walk through the midst of the reptiles, dragging their meal along with him. He does it effortlessly, but what happens when these reptiles grow bigger? How much money would be enough for you to accept this kind of job offer?

I bet this kind of job isn't for the faint-hearted. Looking closely, some of the reptiles are very big, I mean big enough to tear anything apart.

It takes serious guts to even go near these large numbers of crocodiles, not to mention walking right through their midst and dragging their food along to feed them.

Without a doubt, I know a lot of people would rather be jobless than work here.

But how much money do you think should be involved or would be enough for this job?

Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5M-d07qjZk

IMHO very easy job and not dangerous at all... he only walks into the pit where there is the baby crocodile (which are harmless) but he stays well outside of the pit with the ADULT CROCODILES (which are deadly)

Easy job

Oyinbo too get wahala.

What is the point domesticating wild reptiles?

A time will come when they will taste for real blood as they grow.

Maybe they will then resort to feeding them live animals.

Ibi lile latin ba omokunrin

Apus:
Oyinbo too get wahala.

What is the point domesticating wild reptiles?

Bros, dem dey use am for plenty things o. In fact, the most expensive bags, shoes, belts etc are made from their skin.

Though normally, Oyibos no well sha. Normal normal, dem get bumps for head

Mikespecialone:
Ibi lile latin ba omokunrin

Iku ogun nii pa akinkanju; Iku odo nii p'omuwe. Na the crocodile go chop am las las.

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A time will come when they will taste for real blood as they grow.

Maybe they will then resort to feeding them live animals.[/quo

Easy job. Most animals know who brings food and hardly attack the person. The money made from the sale of one crocodile’s skin will cover many expenses. Really dangerous jobs are offshore. This job is beans compared to the military where life means nothing.

To live in naija is more risky than taking care of this animals.

finallybusy:
Easy job. Most animals know who brings food and hardly attack the person. The money made from the sale of one crocodile’s skin will cover many expenses. Really dangerous jobs are offshore. This job is beans compared to the military where life means nothing.

What about first day at work?

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What about first day at work?

There is something called training. The military does it, why shouldn’t this job?

Crocodiles are tameable, he has been doing the job over the years, so nothing to fear.

Meanwhile, these crocs are eating and enjoying more than Agbado-rians and BATist in Nigeria.

It's an everyday job until it is in the news for the wrong reason. We pray not

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Him dey feed meat

Can it be more dangerous than some jobs in Nigeria? Nah, I don't think so. Most animals quickly and easily recognize their feeders (people who bring or give them food), hence it becomes unreasonable to attack. So, whoever does such a job is safe, you just have to feed them from a distance, until they recognize/master your face for their daily bread..

I have seen bus drivers in Nigeria, drive buses with faulty or no brakes, endangering their lives and that of their passengers..

Meanwhile...

finallybusy:
There is something called training. The military does it, why shouldn’t this job?

Ok o

Trouble sleep, yanga go wake am. Lol

ARE CROCODILES MORE DANGEROUS THAN PRESIDENT TINUBU?


Anyway I laugh in Swahili 😂😂😂😂😂

Mikespecialone:
Ibi lile latin ba omokunrin

Smile.......

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Saturnalia:


Iku ogun nii pa akinkanju; Iku odo nii p'omuwe. Na the crocodile go chop am las las.

Smile....
Ẹyin guys yii, ẹ take ẹ easy now.
😃

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I rather push barrow than work there. God forbid! 😂😂😂

Cleaning underground sewage and underwater welding is more dangerous

MrBrownJay1:
IMHO very easy job and not dangerous at all... he only walks into the pit where there is the baby crocodile (which are harmless) but he stays well outside of the pit with the ADULT CROCODILES (which are deadly)

Yes, very easy indeed, considering that many of these employees have lost limbs or been killed by these beasts. Trust me, there is nothing safe about that job. In fact, most of them have this adage: "If I ever get comfortable doing this job then that'll be the time for me to resign".

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Bros, dem dey use am for plenty things o. In fact, the most expensive bags, shoes, belts etc are made from their skin.

Though normally, Oyibos no well sha. Normal normal, dem get bumps for head

These na normal format. Dem nor use anything crocodile skin! Some go say dem wan use lion teeth! Leave all those matter

finallybusy:
Easy job. Most animals know who brings food and hardly attack the person. The money made from the sale of one crocodile’s skin will cover many expenses. Really dangerous jobs are offshore. This job is beans compared to the military where life means nothing.

Tacit knowledge; Kudos to you!
You're flowing well....

MICVOCT
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Ok