Dave Salmoni (host) Wiki, biography, height, weight, girlfriend, married, wife, net worth, career, facts

Dave Salmoni is a Canadian animal trainer, entertainer and television producer. He became a celebrity for hosting wildlife series such as Living with Tigers, Animal Face-Off, and Rogue Nature. He also owns his own production company called Triosphere, which specializes in wildlife films. His documentaries have drawn criticism for putting entertainment before animal welfare. Tune in to Dave Salmoni’s biography and explore more on Wikipedia, biography, age, height, weight, girlfriend, children, wife, net worth, family, career and many more facts about him!

Dave Salmoni Biography and early life

How old is Dave Salmoni? His birthday falls on September 4, 1975. He is 47 years old. He has Canadian nationality and belongs to a mixed ethnicity. His birth sign is Virgo. He was born in Sarnia, Canada.

Salmoni’s mother, a competitive figure skating coach, and father, a chemical scientist, have cultivated her love of nature. As for his educational qualifications, Salmoni studied zoology at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario.

Dave Salmoni Height and weight

How tall is Dave Salmoni? He’s a tall, handsome guy. Currently, Dave Salmoni’s height is estimated to be 5 feet 10 inches. In addition, he maintained a muscular body with an average body weight of 78 kg.

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Dave Salmoni Girlfriend, wife and married

Who is Dave Salmoni’s wife? He is very private about his personal life, but has stated that he got engaged to comedian Chelsea Handler and expects his first child from his girlfriend in 2015. Her son Thomas was born in August 2015.

Net worth of Dave Salmoni

How much is Dave Salmoni’s net worth? He began his apprenticeship as an animal trainer at Bowmanville Zoological Park in 1998. He has hosted and produced several television documentaries, including Living with Tigers. His net worth is estimated at $ 2 million – $ 3 million.

Dave Salmoni Career

Dave Salmoni presented Expedition Impossible, a Mark Burnett show on ABC in 2011. His short series Deadly Islands followed his attempt to live with some of the world’s most dangerous predators on islands around the world.

Facts by Dave Salmoni

1. Dave Salmoni was attacked by one of his trained big cats named Bongo, a 500-pound male African lion in August 1999 in Ontario, which inspired his making of After the Attack
2. He is active on social media platforms.
3. He has millions of followers under his Instgaram account.
4. Love to travel.
5. Visit places like the famous Bear Island, Shark Island and Devil’s Island, risking your own safety and even putting yourself as a decoy in an episode.