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"And here we see the mother Giant Gecko, teaching her young how to hunt for prey. Giant Geckos, somewhat rare and only found in the deserts, are hostile and carnivorous, but do not often kill humans. Adult Geckos will care for their offspring until they are grown up, and will spend much time teaching them how to live and especially how to hunt. Often, the mother will locate a human who is all alone, and snatch him or her up and carry them off to use as an example prey creature. We can see in this scene a human male, who unfortunately for him, has been singled out to be kidnapped by the Gecko female.

"However,the human in her claws will, luckily for him, be released soon, as the mother will want her young to follow her instructions and chase the human for themselves. It is a very curious fact about Geckos that, when teaching their young to hunt, the mother will do everything she can to protect the human she has captured. If her young start to injure the human, she will stop them and attempt to heal the human. Likewise, if any other animals attack her and her young while she is teaching them, she will defend the human as if he was one of her very offspring.

"Although there have been reports of Geckos killing humans, there have been no reported cases of a captured human being killed by the Geckos that captured him. In fact, most humans have claimed it to be a somewhat fun experience, being able to essentially play with the young Geckos without fear of them getting too rough or deadly. Their experiences have also served to provide some insight on the Geckos' society, as they are able to gain an inside perspective due to their circumstances."

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"And here we see the mother Giant Gecko, teaching her young how to hunt for prey. Giant Geckos, somewhat rare and only found in the deserts, are hostile and carnivorous, but do not often kill humans. Adult Geckos will care for their offspring until they are grown up, and will spend much time teaching them how to live and especially how to hunt. Often, the mother will locate a human who is all alone, and snatch him or her up and carry them off to use as an example prey creature. We can see in this scene a human male, who unfortunately for him, has been singled out to be kidnapped by the Gecko female.

"However,the human in her claws will, luckily for him, be released soon, as the mother will want her young to follow her instructions and chase the human for themselves. It is a very curious fact about Geckos that, when teaching their young to hunt, the mother will do everything she can to protect the human she has captured. If her young start to injure the human, she will stop them and attempt to heal the human. Likewise, if any other animals attack her and her young while she is teaching them, she will defend the human as if he was one of her very offspring.

"Although there have been reports of Geckos killing humans, there have been no reported cases of a captured human being killed by the Geckos that captured him. In fact, most humans have claimed it to be a somewhat fun experience, being able to essentially play with the young Geckos without fear of them getting too rough or deadly. Their experiences have also served to provide some insight on the Geckos' society, as they are able to gain an inside perspective due to their circumstances."