With over thirty-five years of studying, tracking, hunting, and trapping all forms of wildlife, Vince Rose is exceptionally knowledgeable in apex predator behaviors. His behavioral studies include bears of the Rocky Mountains and Australia’s freshwater and saltwater crocodiles. With over thirty years of experience handling various species of crocodilians, including highly endangered Siamese crocodiles, and venomous snakes such as Fer-de-Lance, Vince has spent countless hours studying the behavior of wild, American and Morelet’s crocodiles. He has thousands of safe, live crocodilian captures, relocations and re-releases via various humane methods (i.e. pull snares, culvert traps, nets, and by hand). Additionally, Vince is a professional trainer in the safe handling of crocodiles and has trained international Herpetologists; interns who are now operating their own crocodile rescue programs; Belize Forest Department, Police Department, and Defense Forces Officers; and the US Coast Guard Auxiliary in Florida. His expertise is internationally recognized, and Vince has been the primary Crocodilian handler for productions with Animal Planet, USA and UK; National Geographic, Polask; World Wildlife Federation; Polask; Patly Productions, France; Travel Channel, USA; and Swedish film crews. For ten years, Vince was Belize’s primary Crocodilian conservation consultant and notably has always captured the specifically targeted animal due to his expertise in Crocodilian Behavior. Vince is one of the World’s leading experts on American crocodile behaviors.