Shaun keeps 24 crocodiles in home

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Shaun keeps 24 crocodiles in home

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From Oxford thirties Shaun (not that “Shaun of the Dead”), He in his semi-detached home in the raising of the 24 crocodiles, his 29-year-old fiancee Lisa Green, there are two children: six years old the Louie and the eight-month-Shania live together.

In order to own a crocodile to create 25-degree temperature environment, Little Ente Italy built a fence them fenced, these large pet there were some fierce black crocodile black crocodile (Black Cayman), the Cuban crocodile (also known as Ling spot alligators, Cuban crocodile) of our country’s Yangtze Pine (Chinese alligator).

Shaun has even crocodiles fans within a short span of two years, raised £ 100,000, to establish Britain’s first crocodile zoo. He also plans to build a 5,000-square-mile site, specialized in captivity these guys.

“Not feed these guys easy, just eat it one, is necessary to spend £ 8000 a year to give them buy fish and rodents.” Shaun said. He age of 17 years began to raise the reptiles, was fatal. 25 at the age of access granted by the Government of keeping dangerous animals Certificate

Shaun of the two children from a born insight these ferocious crocodiles, they too did not fear every day to the garden walk and crocodiles were playing with. His fiancée was also support his cause. This is Shawn’s neighbors do not think the crocodile is such an image has never been: they hide in the river, waiting for an opportunity to jump out biting people’s neck. So neighbors even know Shaun domesticated crocodile, it will not deliberately came to see. Source Link

Shaun, 30, keeps 24 crocodiles and alligators in the semi-detached home in Oxford he shares with fiancée Lisa Green, 29, and children Billy, six, Louie, four, and eight-month-old Shania.

Joiner Shaun has even erected a purpose-built enclosure for his unique pets which include endangered Black Caymans, Cuban crocodiles and a Chinese alligator to keep the reptiles at a constant 25 degrees.

Shaun has now raised £100,000 in just two years to create Britains first crocodile zoo so his house can be restored to normality.

Shaun is still hunting for a 5,000 sq ft location big enough to house all his prehistoric beasts but in the meantime, his family home retains a tropical feel.

“They are amazing animals but not cheap to keep as pets. Just feeding them with rodents and fish costs £8,000 a year,” Shaun said.

“I have been interested in crocodiles since I was a little kid and once I started reptiles at 17 it just snowballed.

By the time I was 25 I had my dangerous animals licence and I was looking after crocodiles and alligators.”

All of Shauns children have grown up surrounded by snappy brothers and sisters and have inherited Shaun’s fascination and fiancée Lisa has also adapted to life in the wild.

Shaun added: “The crocodiles have always been around since before the children were born, so it is very normal to them.

The children like to go in and look at them and they have no fear at all.

Lisa helps out with the crocodiles which is great.

They are part of the family and she has known about my love of reptiles since day one, so she wasn’t shocked.”

But despite the animals being very well behaved, Shaun’s neighbours have still yet to pop round for a peek but are pleased to have their very own predatory neighbourhood watch.

Shaun added: “The neighbours all know the crocodiles are there, but they have never wanted to come around and see them.

People think these animals lie in rivers waiting to attack the next human walking past, but there is a lot more to them.”