Conocé a Dr. Evan Antin, el sexy veterinario que no le teme a nada

Este joven de 32 años la rompe con sus posteos en Instagram, en los que demuestra que los animales exóticos y peligrosos son su especialidad

Estefanía Lisi

16 de Octubre de 2017

Conocé a Dr. Evan Antin, el sexy veterinario que no le teme a nada — El veterinario más valiente y hot

Evan Antin (32) fue homenajeado en 2015 por la prestigiosa revista People como "el encantador de bestias más sexy". Oriundo de Californa, no se trata de un veterinario común y corriente, ya que tiene una riesgosa especialización.

Meet the #Caracal aka "desert lynx"��(but not actually a lynx btw) living at the @rhinopridefoundation ��in beautiful #southafrica . Believe it or not but this floppy lubadubdub is capable of some serious predatory hunting skills! Caracals can jump over 10 ft (3.1 m) right off the ground! Even more impressive-they can catch 10-12 birds in the air IN ONE JUMP�� And that's not all, Caracals can also hunt prey animals larger than themselves such as antelope. I literally could've cuddled this kitty ALL DAY ��❤️�� (However, I don't recommend them as pets!) On another note- @rhinopridefoundation does AMAZING things for injured and orphaned wild Rhinos. It was an absolute dream to be a pet of their mission during my time in SA ��

Una publicación compartida de Evan Antin �� (@dr.evanantin) el 8 de Ago de 2017 a la(s) 2:19 PDT

Se dedica a reptiles y animales exóticos, por lo que se la pasó gran parte de su vida viajando y recorriendo lugares inhóspitos para interactuar con las especies más raras.

#redtitimonkey baybay! This 3 month baby red titi monkey @yanacocha_rescue was the cuddliest lil primate! She was rescued from the massive illegal animal trade in Ecuador and is non-releasable for the wild but will live her life as an educational animal and an ambassador for her species. Red titi monkeys are native to the Amazon and have prehensile tails (=gripping tails; as most New World monkeys have) used to swing about their arboreal (=tree dwelling) lifestyles. They're mostly frugivores but also eat insects, seeds and leaves. Please DO NOT consider a monkey as a pet-they will ruin your life and they're often much sweeter as youngsters compared to adults. #monkey #ecuador #amazon #quitmonkeyingaround #amazon #wildlife #ilovetitis #primate #conservation

Una publicación compartida de Evan Antin �� (@dr.evanantin) el 1 de Jun de 2017 a la(s) 8:54 PDT

El joven se graduó en la Universidad Estatal de Colorado. Explicó a los medios cómo fue que comenzó a trabajar con este tipo de animales: "Todo empezó por un cierto miedo a estos animales tan extraños... y luego el miedo se fue convirtiendo poco a poco en fascinación".

Anyone remember my last #entomophagy Post (slugs on face ��)!? Not that I recommend eating tarantulas either lol, but If you donate $25-100 in the next 3 hours @farmsfororphans donations will be matched and the insect farming can begin for these orphans in DR Congo! #Entomophagy is the human consumption of insects and it's the future! A friend and vet school classmate of mine, @amyfranklin48 , is asking for our help to raise donations to help feed malnourished orphans in Democratic Republic of the Congo in West Africa @farmsfororphans . Did you know farming insects for human consumption is FAR more ecologically sustainable and far more realistic to provide the world population's protein requirements than conventional food animal production (chicken, beef, pork, etc)?? It's also a much more affordable means to producing protein needed in our diets. Please help Amy and I raise the funds needed to create a small insect farm to help feed these kiddos through tough times. Even a small amount helps a lot because it costs so little to get a sustainable insect farm started. Please use the link in my profile if you're interested and we really appreciate your help �� Btw Amy adopted her 2 children from DR Congo and he been selflessly helping other orphans in the area ever since ❤️ #drcongo #tbt #protein #sustainable #entomophagyisthefuture #iwantmyowninsectfarm! #pleasedonate #insects #farm #ecofriendly #butters #tommyboy #thankyou

Una publicación compartida de Evan Antin �� (@dr.evanantin) el 21 de Jun de 2017 a la(s) 6:41 PDT

Pero además de su misión humanitaria y profesional, Antin se dedicó también al modelaje ocasional y al entrenamiento personal.

Throwin it way back to #2009 in #CostaRica right before I started #vetschool ��If you wanna see a ton of hemotoxic venom drip out of this Jumping Pitviper's mouth then watch my YouTube video, it crazy (link in bio)! I can't imagine receiving a bite and getting a large volume of tissue-destroying venom being pumped into my flesh from this snake's solenoglyphous fangs (aka hinged and hollow). Btw did you know there IS a difference between "venomous" and "poisonous"? Venom implies it was given through a delivery system i.e. Snake fangs, spider fangs, scorpion stinger, bee stinger, etc. Poison is a passive way of getting a toxin i.e. Poisonous frogs that secrete poison via poison glands on their bodies, poisonous caterpillars, etc. In general, there's no such thing as a "poisonous snake!" Watch my video and I hope you learned something about nature's toxins today �� #venom #snake #viper #snakebite #poison #iLOVEcostarica #centralamerica #travel #reptile #hemotoxin - Lanzándolo de nuevo a # 2009 en #CostaRica justo antes de empezar #vetschool ��Si quieres ver una tonelada de veneno hemotóxico gotear de esta boca de Pitviper saltar a continuación, ver mi video de YouTube, que loco (enlace en bio)! No puedo imaginar recibir una mordida y conseguir un gran volumen de veneno de destrucción de tejidos que se bombea en mi carne de colmillos solenoglyphous de esta serpiente (aka con bisagras y hueco). Btw ¿sabía usted que hay una diferencia entre "venenosos" y "venenosos"? Veneno implica que fue dado a través de un sistema de entrega es decir colmillos de serpiente, colmillos de araña, aguijón de escorpión, aguijón de abeja, etc El veneno es una forma pasiva de obtener una toxina es decir ranas venenosas que secretan veneno a través de glándulas venenosas en sus cuerpos, orugas venenosas, etc. En general, no hay tal cosa como una "serpiente venenosa!" Mira mi video y espero que hayas aprendido algo sobre las toxinas de la naturaleza hoy.

Una publicación compartida de Evan Antin �� (@dr.evanantin) el 7 de Ago de 2017 a la(s) 7:29 PDT

Esto le hizo ganar la buena fama de galán entre las dueñas de mascotas que se pelean por conseguir una cita para que el hermoso doctor examine a su perro o gato.

#AlligatorSnappingTurtle is correct! Too easy, huh �� This species grows up to be the largest freshwater turtle in the New World (=North, Central, South Americas). -��- They're not only the epitome of an ambush predator but they actually lure prey items to them with their tongues! The tip of their tongue is skinny and pink to resemble a worm and this "worm" wiggles in a worm-like fashion to lure in the fish and other prey animals that the Alligator Snapping Turtle eats. Once the fish is within range of the turtle's mouth it snaps shut, lightening fast and with tremendous force, and there's dinner. No joke, this turtle could easily sever my finger. -��- Reptilian Ambush predators often have a commonality in their body types: very thick and very muscular relative to their size or other species in their order. This body style allows for extremely fast, short term speed and striking ability, not long term running or stalking. Crocodilians, snapping turtles, rattlesnakes-all thick and muscular and can strike in the blink of an eye but their prey can otherwise outrun them when it comes to any longer distance. -��- Every one of these predators relies on their prey to be unsuspecting of their presence so they can strike fast and snag their meal before it's gone. Welcome to nature �� @jayprehistoricpets #dontmindtheholeinmypants�� Btw picking up turtles by their shell is ok ��

Una publicación compartida de Evan Antin �� (@dr.evanantin) el 22 de Ago de 2017 a la(s) 5:03 PDT

Hoy en día cuenta con más de un millón de seguidores en Instagram y es toda una sensación en redes sociales con los videos que sube y las imágenes en las que se muestra con peligrosos animales.