the idea of keeping chimpanzees as pets has always bugged me. Mainly because they are like pre evolved humans, its like keeping a person as a pet.

The fact that such an unpredictable animal would be able to take 4 shots, a blunt metal object to the head, and a deep knife wound to the back is freaking terrifying.

Sure, keep dogs as pets.

The disturbing thing is that the doctors who threat Nash's injuries were given counseling because they're disturbed of how horrendous the injuries were.

There's a huge difference between taming and domesticating. Domestication takes many generations (think dogs or house cats), while taming is simply conditioning an animal to rely on humans.

My thoughts on Travis are that since he was raised as a human, he mentally aged like one. Some kids with issues usually turn hostile as they grow up, like a drunken man getting angry over little things. Travis reminded me of a person in this scenario when the speaker mentioned the first incident.

thinking about how she looked while getting ripped apart and the screams of anger from travis sends chills down my spine

At 3:48 it's talking about how he won't hurt a fly but chimps smiling is a sign of aggression

The description of the mangled face really did upset me quite a bit. I can't imagine what horrors the surgeons had to endure. Some things are not made for human minds to endure

Monkey and chimps and apes are really strong and terrifying in a way that is similar yet different than humans. Especially gorillas, they are documented to be ruthless! Ive been chilling with this channel for a little while now actually and Im glad to see you uploading so often, even if i haven't been as free!

bro, who TF will keep a human-sized chimp in their house, that's why they say "Keep the wilds in the vines"