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Crocodiles are not scary at all, and this beauty treats catching crocodiles as a hobby

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The beauty's hobby is catching crocodiles; in her eyes, crocodiles are not scary at all

The beauty's hobby of catching crocodiles has drawn netizens' attention. This is a new story of beauty and the beast. Crocodiles are ferocious animals with sharp teeth that can easily bite off a person's arm, so what exactly is going on between the beauty and the crocodiles? It is understood that a 24-year-old blonde beauty in the United States has a hobby of catching crocodiles bare-handed, and since she was 15 she has caught over a hundred. Kayla, a 24-year-old girl from Florida in the United States, is 1.7 m tall and a professional technician, and she once caught a large crocodile 3.6 m long. Kayla's father is a professional crocodile catcher who works for the state government. If residents find a crocodile in their backyard, Kayla's father will help catch it.

When she was little, whenever her father went out to catch crocodiles, Kayla would follow along. Kayla began following her father to catch crocodiles before she started school, and she learned many crocodile-catching techniques from him. Kayla first started catching crocodiles at 15, and at 19 she began learning techniques for wrestling with crocodiles, and also learned some performance routines. In her eyes, crocodiles are not scary at all and are no different from other pets.

Kayla learned the “Florida smile” and “face-to-face” performances. In the “Florida smile” demonstration, Kayla pries open the crocodile's mouth and shows the audience its sharp teeth.

In the “face-to-face” routine, after the crocodile opens its mouth, Kayla places her chin on it and then lets go of both her hands. If she is not careful, her face will be bitten off by the crocodile; the whole process is very thrilling.

Culling crocodiles is very common locally in Florida. If Kayla catches a crocodile over 1.5 m long, she sends it to a special factory. After processing, the crocodile's meat and skin are sold. Small crocodiles under 1.5 m long are released back into the wild.

Kayla has caught over a hundred crocodiles so far. She says crocodiles are just like pets, and catching crocodiles is not cruel at all.

Now Kayla also has a license, which allows her to kill 2 crocodiles each quarter, and it is valid for 4 months.

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