Karlos Vemola, MMA star, lives with his family with crocodiles and even sharks.

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Karlos Vemola, MMA star, lives with his family with crocodiles and even sharks.
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Introduction

Karlos Vemola, the MMA star and animal lover, shares the extraordinary story of living with lions, crocodiles, and even sharks with his wife and kids. Vemola, known for his successful career in MMA, has a unique passion for exotic pets.

The Storied Career

Vemola has been fighting across Europe since his debut in 2008, gaining recognition as a star of OKTAGON MMA. He also had a brief stint in the UFC.

A Fascination with Big Cats

Vemola was inspired to own a tiger by none other than Mike Tyson. He rescued his first lioness and soon expanded his collection to include two lionesses and a white tiger. These big cats are his pride and joy.

A Wild Home Collection

Vemola's passion for wild animals doesn't end with big cats. He also keeps crocodiles inside his home and feeds them alongside his young son. Additionally, he has baby sharks swimming in his living room.


Karlos Vemola, MMA star, lives with his family with crocodiles and even sharks.
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The Elephant on the Horizon

With a collection of big animals already in his home, Vemola jokingly hints at the possibility of adding an elephant to his homemade zoo.

The Scariest Thing in His House

Despite living with dangerous animals, Vemola asserts that the scariest thing in his house is his wife, Lela. He believes that treating the animals with respect and kindness leads to their good behavior.

Continued Success in the Cage

Vemola has proven to be a formidable force in the MMA cage, with eight wins in his last nine fights. He is set to return this Saturday in Slovakia for a 205lb title challenge against Pavol Langer.

A Family United

Vemola and his wife, Lela, share two children together, making their extraordinary home life even more unique.


Karlos Vemola, MMA star, lives with his family with crocodiles and even sharks.
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