On Sunday, November 9, 2025, the Twitch community came together for a great cause: raising funds for Enfant Soleil. Among the most memorable moments of the stream was the arrival of William, an Éducazoo naturalist invited by Cocotte, which clearly made a lasting impression.

And let’s be honest: when William shows up with animals, it never goes unnoticed.

Animals that surprise… and get people talking

For this special evening, William brought along three animals often considered intimidating: Nessie the red tegu, Jafar the boa constrictor, and Izma the Chilean rose tarantula. The goal was not to scare for the sake of it, but rather to spark curiosity, open up conversation, and demystify species that are too often misunderstood.

The result: plenty of spontaneous reactions, wide-open eyes, rapid-fire questions—and above all, a lot of learning in real time.

A surprise tour of the streamers

Throughout the stream, William made his way around to the different creators present. Each stop was a complete surprise for both the streamers and their communities. A tarantula appearing on screen, a boa calmly settling in, a tegu quietly observing—impossible to stay indifferent.

But beyond the wow factor, every visit became an educational moment. William took the time to explain how to handle the animals, where to place hands, what to avoid, and most importantly, how to respect their limits. Real mini-lessons: simple, accessible, and captivating.

Turning fear into understanding

By demonstrating proper handling and explaining animal behavior, William helped many people change their perspective. What initially seemed scary became fascinating. Fear gave way to curiosity, and then to respect.

This is exactly the kind of moment that truly makes a difference when it comes to awareness and education.

A cause that truly brings people together

Taking part in a charity stream for Enfant Soleil gave even more meaning to this initiative. Combining education, entertainment, and human solidarity is a powerful mix. Every donation, every interaction, and every question asked helped support a cause that is deeply close to the heart.

This Twitch evening proved one thing: it’s possible to surprise, learn, laugh, and help at the same time. And when animals become ambassadors of knowledge in support of a human cause, the impact is even greater.