“Exploring The Maritime Aquarium in CT | So Much Fun! 🐟”

Ajouté : 2026-05-09

[00:00:00]into the room visiting the aquarium.

[00:00:10]>> What is this?

[00:00:13]>> Where's your water bottle?

[00:00:21]>> That's what Come on.

[00:00:49]It's worse.

[00:00:56]Welcome.

[00:00:58]Welcome.

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[00:01:08]There you go.

[00:01:10]Let's start looking at all the beautiful fishes here in the aquarium.

[00:01:15]Mhm. Look at that one.

[00:01:19]Hi guys.

[00:01:24]Can I get a screenshot?

[00:01:30]>> Hold on a minute. Let's see.

[00:01:42]>> Are we still here? You hearing me? Let me know if you're hearing me.

[00:01:49]>> Look at that one. Ah.

[00:01:52]Josh, are you still here? Please still here. Let me know if you're hearing me.

[00:01:57]Look at these guys in here.

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[00:02:16]Hello and a big one. You want to come out? You want me let you out?

[00:02:23]You see that turtle?

[00:02:26]That's a big old turtle up in there.

[00:02:30]Mhm. You're going to go all the way around. Hi.

[00:02:34]Hello, guys.

[00:02:36]You happy to see me? I know. I'm happy to see you, too.

[00:02:42]>> The reptiles seeto.

[00:02:55]>> Guys, let me know if you're hearing me.

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[00:03:08]There's a big old turtle, but he's on the other side. Let's wait till he comes.

[00:03:17]Hi.

[00:03:24]Come over here. Hey, come this side here.

[00:03:44]Don't go on the ocean and throw your trash away. Okay?

[00:03:50]>> Do not throw the trash on the beach.

[00:03:53]Clean up after yourself.

[00:03:57]So, this is what it's going to look like on the beach.

[00:04:10]Look at this one.

[00:04:12]>> Let me know if you hear any guys. Let me know if you hear this or something.

[00:04:27]>> Hello.

[00:04:29]Are you happy in the end?

[00:04:32]Not that.

[00:04:43]What we have over here? Oh, this thing need to come out my head.

[00:04:50]We have some yellow fish over here.

[00:04:56]In the wall, isn't it? Look at them.

[00:05:08]Oh, here's the dark room.

[00:05:16]>> This one is called a long lion fish.

[00:05:21]>> Let me know if you're hearing me, guys.

[00:05:23]Say something.

[00:05:25]>> Lion fish.

[00:05:30]>> 5,000 eggs every three days. What do you have?

[00:05:37]Y >> 5 million one over here.

[00:05:57]>> Hello.

[00:06:00]What is this?

[00:06:03]octopus.

[00:06:05]>> A giant octopus.

[00:06:09]>> It's over there.

[00:06:10]>> Huh?

[00:06:11]>> Oh, it's on that side.

[00:06:13]>> Oh, I thought that I thought that was it.

[00:06:15]>> Keep going. Keep going. You see it?

[00:06:17]>> Oh, it's on that side. Ah, >> it's big.

[00:06:22]>> You ever had octopus? I had it one time.

[00:06:26]>> Live streaming.

[00:06:28]>> My YouTube channel.

[00:06:29]>> Got new viewers.

[00:06:31]>> Yeah, she has a lot of followers. Six people there. Let me know if you're hearing me.

[00:06:38]>> No, this is in Connecticut. I'm in Connecticut.

[00:06:41]>> Hey buddy, >> I don't want him around me.

[00:06:45]>> Octopus tastes good. I tried it on.

[00:06:58]if it reminds me of the in Chicago or nor in Connecticut.

[00:07:06]Um, so this is um what these are called?

[00:07:11]Okay. Moon jelly >> jellyfish.

[00:07:20]This room is dark.

[00:07:23]>> Let's read what it's saying. Look back 7 million years at the first new neuros system known as a multisellular animal.

[00:07:34]Nutrients and oxygen pass directly to cells, sensing the environment through a lost network of nerves. gave back in the time of an ancient form of life. No true stomach, intestine or lungs or heart. Yet jellies laid alien, simple yet perfect.

[00:08:01]Okay. Jellyfish.

[00:08:07]The life cycle.

[00:08:09]How long do they last?

[00:08:15]So these are the baby ones over here guys. Remember to hit that thumbs button.

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[00:08:52]Look at this one.

[00:09:00]Come on. Let's get something.

[00:09:04]Look at these. What is this? This is called the freak.

[00:09:09]See?

[00:09:17]Hello.

[00:09:20]Not a water. All you do is just sit and swim.

[00:09:25]Swim, eat, sleep, share.

[00:09:29][laughter] this thing.

[00:09:47]What is the most dangerous jelly? The box jelly is the most deadly species.

[00:09:54]Many of its victims die not from the sting but from drowning. The pain from its thing is so intense that humans may go into shock and suffer heart failure.

[00:10:09]Fortunately, box jellies only live in Australia and in the Indopacific.

[00:10:19]All right. You don't want to get stellish now. Okay.

[00:10:26]Anatomy.

[00:10:28]Jellies are brainless.

[00:10:31]You may hear them say, but they but try a different view. They sense what's around them after.

[00:10:42]That's too much to read right now.

[00:10:49]Come on, guys. Hit that thumbs button.

[00:11:00]Welcome.

[00:11:09]>> If y'all love the sound of my beautiful voice, remember to hit that subscribe button. Do you know what I'm talking about? Do y'all know what I'm talking about? Remember to hit that subscribe button. Okay.

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[00:11:53]Come on.

[00:11:56]Okay, we have some other thing over here.

[00:12:00]You see one two spring the time for change.

[00:12:11]As the hour of daylight increase and waters begin warm, winter species like red and seals leave.

[00:12:35]Where do you find a dog and our octopus?

[00:12:40]Okay, I'm here with the group. So, I have to wait for them.

[00:12:45]Ah, >> let's find the octopus again.

[00:13:01]Where is he? Hiding. I don't know. I don't see >> I don't know where he got his own jelly.

[00:13:25]The ocean never stands still.

[00:13:28]>> Huh?

[00:13:29]>> Why you walk?

[00:13:39]Oh, about >> girlfriend. [laughter] >> Oh, you took it off.

[00:14:15]telling me the rest.

[00:14:17]>> Did you know that those pants were all broken up when I was joking with them?

[00:14:21]>> I saw you say that they let it split.

[00:14:23]>> They were split. But did you see them?

[00:14:26]>> He said that he knew they were split. I said, "Why didn't you tell me?" He said, "We already like them." Why don't you want to wear split pants?

[00:14:34]I thought you said that was funny already.

[00:14:36]>> He was trying to jump. I said, "Yeah, but I told you that was >> You told us it was >> You told us it was a little elevator.

[00:14:52][laughter] Got to round them up.

[00:15:14]The guys me. They said there's no hope.

[00:15:26]>> Let me show you up here. Right. There's there's a show that's about to start.

[00:15:31]So, you guess we're coming up here to watch the show.

[00:15:37]>> Supposed to be a >> How many How many viewers we got here today?

[00:15:53]>> Eight. Oh, that's awesome. I don't know.

[00:15:55]I don't know. Let's keep on.

[00:15:57]>> Do they talk on there?

[00:15:59]>> It's supposed to Nobody talking to people. Nobody say nothing.

[00:16:15]>> You going to have a show?

[00:16:16]>> Yes. Yours. You'll get at 11:30.

[00:16:18]>> Oh, 11:30. Okay.

[00:16:29]thing guys.

[00:16:50]This is the aquarium in my beautiful town.

[00:16:57]The train track already goes to New York and it goes to New Metro North. We're fixing up already.

[00:17:14]I guess going to come up.

[00:17:20]Oh. Oh.

[00:17:31]>> [laughter] >> See, I'm going to do a trick today for you.

[00:17:40]>> So, over here, we're probably like right in the middle of each. So, we're going to have um there's one that is down the elevator to the first floor, and you'll take a right. It's like our >> There is one, but it's a single stall.

[00:17:53]It might be a long line. It's be around that corner to the left and across the from the windows >> on our hallway down that way.

[00:18:00]>> So, I really >> the good walk >> for me.

[00:18:07]>> The good walk from here.

[00:18:08]>> It's about the same distance truly.

[00:18:12]>> Either if you want to like wait for a little while or you just go right away downstairs.

[00:18:16]>> How long is the show? I just came from >> I know.

[00:18:18]>> But how long is the show?

[00:18:20]>> So, it starts at 11:30. depends on what they're training on. So, it'll be like either from like 3 to 4 minutes, maybe 10 minutes or so, >> depending on what they're training on.

[00:18:30]>> All right.

[00:18:32]Thank you.

[00:18:34]>> You have other questions.

[00:18:35]>> All right. Cool.

[00:18:42]We have bracing.

[00:19:16]about to sit down. Oh, this is low.

[00:19:18]>> Yes, they are.

[00:19:33]>> Come on, guys.

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[00:20:21]type in the comment section of your favorite season.

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[00:21:59]Welcome everybody.

[00:22:07]the train going by there.

[00:22:19]>> New York.

[00:22:38]something that your hair something going to say something.

[00:23:15]Hello.

[00:23:29]I will That was the one.

[00:24:04]25.

[00:25:01]They coming.

[00:25:03]Hold on.

[00:25:37]They not ready yet.

[00:25:42]>> My camera could go high.

[00:25:45]>> Could go high. Getting some steps in. Visiting the animal got the zoo. Isn't that lovely?

[00:26:22]Wait a minute.

[00:26:46]back.

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[00:27:20]Maybe stick around, guys.

[00:27:46]I don't think you'll stick them over there.

[00:27:54]right here.

[00:27:54]>> Come back over there. You can't see from over there.

[00:27:59]>> You want to see it? Watch what they do.

[00:28:00]All right. So, pay attention. before I get this person back on the other side.

[00:28:17]>> Now, I'd like to talk briefly about our It is the Maritime's largest exhibit holding 16,000 gallons of water. It was 22 as well as navigation full size kitchen for food preparation veterinary speeds and some back tanks as a bit of kitchen space for our seals.

[00:28:42]Speaking of I would love to introduce you to the stars of our destinations here our four seals.

[00:28:50]We have three hard skills and one grac and you working here on the end of the dock on the rocks closest towards me is Gracie that you can see in her eye. She is our oldest steel at 23 years old who was originally rescued off the coast of Maine back in 2002.

[00:29:13]She joined us here at the maritime in 2023 [clears throat] and in her time since then had her son Sona working in the middle of the three. Son's birthday was April 5th of that same year making him just now 3 years old as of last month.

[00:29:30]>> And then we have our newest addition to our home here. We have Ka. Ka is the one working all the way on the end of her down there. She is an 8-year-old harbor seal. You came to us from the aquarium of the Pacific out in California. And this is one of her first days out. He joined us not long.

[00:29:53]And finally, we have our graceful Mike.

[00:29:56]Mikey's that big guy who's been going in and out of the back the last few minutes now working on the far end of the box in the water. And Mikey, he's a great seal.

[00:30:07]That means he is the largest one in the country despite being the youngest seal at only 2 years old. His birthday being January 17th, 2024.

[00:30:19]>> Now, as for what you're seeing, the seals do demonstrations. Our schools do two main types of behaviors here. The first of which are positive behaviors.

[00:30:30]And what that means is the seals participate in their own healthcare from the actions our trainers ask of them.

[00:30:37]something as simple as just sitting still here. I got we can even ask them to open their mouth so we can do that or brush their teeth and they can present their sports like nails like someone's opening his mouth.

[00:30:58]The other type of behaviors are enrichment behaviors. And what these are is like the spins and the jumps you may be doing or something like that. And these behaviors keep the skills mentally and throughout the day. It just changes up their dayto-day routine. Keep them thinking keeps them engaged.

[00:31:22]Now, we do try to use some positive reinforcement here. What that means is if you listen closely, you'll hear our trainers say the word good quite often and that word serves as the bridge from the time that the seals do the action desired to when they get their reward and in the case that the does not do our training will do an LR or reinforcing second pause that allows our seals to reset and recollect their thoughts before being asked for the same behavior or something similar.

[00:31:56]And then as for that fish feeding two main types of fish here, the large you'll see being tossed out as cut in chunks is called herring. Herring's a bit of a fattier, more oily fish that's got all the calories and nutrients our seals need in order to build up their layer as well as get their energy and then living in a saltwater environment. That means they cannot drink the water that drown them. So they get all of their hydration from the food that they eat.

[00:32:27]And this is where counted as by volume is a good source of hydration for our seals. And you'll see that being tossed out as an entire piece of fish that's a little smaller.

[00:32:41]>> We going to additional nutrition.

[00:32:56]I'm not seeing somebody.

[00:33:13]>> So they don't have much needs on the other hand. They're those ones that fill up those large colonies and so they have that experience of watching.

[00:33:40]>> Come on guys, hit that subscribe button.

[00:33:44]Seems good.

[00:33:52]>> All right.

[00:33:56]>> So, you can use water flippers.

[00:34:06]See, I drive slowly.

[00:34:14]But as the train does start to come to those in just another minute or so, I would like to thank you all the time.

[00:34:33]If you enjoy that show, guys, >> remember to hit that sub.

[00:34:42]So if you were on the far side, >> all right, guys, the show is done.

[00:35:06]>> There's a question on the screen.

[00:35:20]So like boyfriend because of that she's notable since other races his mother and So he's notable because she wasn't able to teach him everything that we were being >> necessarily focus on the rehab side of things that they do more so here like a home for steals that are needs where exactly in did you find races.

[00:36:11]>> I don't know exactly where it came metal, but that being said, it was back in 2002 she was found. So, there may not even be rapid >> seals show any.

[00:36:26]>> So, the question down here was, do the seals show any aggression? Not necessarily. They are certainly not aggressive towards like our trainers and staff here because we interact quite often. They are pretty socialized and I wouldn't want to say that seals in general are aggressive. However, I would not certainly approach one if you were to find it on the beach. Not just because of the risk you also because it is illegal. Seals are protected. Marine mammals in general are protected by the marine protection act which is a law that was passed back in 1972 and it prevents the capital from heavy mammals. And so for in our case civilian sense we need to stay at least probably 150 ft away from these animals and only people who are authorized rescue teams are able to interact with them outside.

[00:37:24]So the question was if one of our seals is losing their sight very one of our seals is actually blind. That would be crazy. So her eyes was >> why she was blind. Did you remember I said that she was >> that?

[00:37:48]So that is why she >> has an absolute generation or is she actually >> still essentially if you give me a moment I guess but she is pretty much already question wearing the blue shirts again. Thank you for coming down.

[00:38:15]Oh, >> so she's pretty much full of wise. Um, yeah, there's she might be able to see light and shadow.

[00:38:29]>> We don't know.

[00:38:30]>> We're not sure exactly like what we know that she's blind. We don't know. Maybe she thinks light shadow. She doesn't show us that she can see that.

[00:38:38]Everything you do with her is tactile and auditory. So >> there is blind most be any object in All right, you too.

[00:39:30]>> Oh my god, she answered another question.

[00:39:49]in the angle.

[00:39:57]>> You ready?

[00:39:59]>> Yes, we ready.

[00:40:06]create a picture selfie. Do a selfie touch and do a selfie from a friend.

[00:40:17]That's how you do,000.

[00:40:31]I guess the donkey, it does look nice.

[00:40:41][laughter] >> Anybody want to jump in? Let's go.

[00:40:46]Okay, I can't swim.

[00:40:55]>> I'm tired. Would I jump on your back?

[00:40:58]I'm tired.

[00:40:59]>> You're back.

[00:41:00]>> Oh, dragon.

[00:41:03]Well, damn it. Already and stuff over there.

[00:41:24]Let's see what's over here to see.

[00:41:30]What's in here?

[00:41:42]>> Oh, what is that?

[00:41:49]>> Oh, okay.

[00:41:51]I do it.

[00:42:01][laughter] >> Hello.

[00:42:13]>> Welcome.

[00:42:20]Come on, boy. Move. Move. Let me see you.

[00:42:24]You sleeping?

[00:42:26]>> Come on, sleepy head. Move. Let me see.

[00:42:37]>> Look at that turtle. Asian pond turtle.

[00:42:43]>> Asian pond turtle.

[00:42:46]Turtle, let's see you doing something.

[00:42:49]>> Very cool.

[00:42:57]>> Auntie a lucky guy. All to yourself. A room all for yourself.

[00:43:12]>> Asian turtle.

[00:43:26]What I'm looking for in there?

[00:43:32]Okay.

[00:43:55]>> Two. No, three.

[00:43:57]>> Oh, they're born.

[00:44:00]>> Those are not real, are they?

[00:44:02]right there.

[00:44:03]>> That's not real.

[00:44:04]>> Is it little frogs?

[00:44:09]>> They ain't even pointing the camera on you. They're right there.

[00:44:12]>> See how he's poison right over here. Are >> these right in the ocean or on the forest? See that? Look. Oh, okay.

[00:44:33]>> They live in trees.

[00:44:34]>> They come up.

[00:44:39]>> The signal.

[00:44:42]>> Oh, natural signal.

[00:44:46]>> And what what's their purpose?

[00:45:07]Okay. They call D. What they call poisonous.

[00:45:22]>> I got some beautiful flowers in here.

[00:45:24]They fix it up. It wasn't looking like this couple years ago.

[00:45:29]They renovated it.

[00:45:33]What we have over here? I don't see nothing over here. Maybe hiding.

[00:45:39]I am not alone.

[00:45:48]>> Everybody hiding. I don't see nobody.

[00:45:51]Oh, a turtle. Okay, there's a turtle down there.

[00:45:57]Amanda is like up the live. We're 45 minutes in. Y'all ain't saying nothing.

[00:46:27]Well, we have a brown hour clothes and put on too much clothes now.

[00:46:43]Hello I'm not the live here.

[00:47:16]Is that what a cat does?

[00:47:23]>> What's in this? I'm not sure what's inside here.

[00:47:28]Oh, >> I don't have two of them.

[00:47:38]>> Hi guys.

[00:47:43]You have all of this to walk around and just eat and just >> for turtle.

[00:47:58]Hey, come over here.

[00:48:01]Leopard turtto come together during mating season and uh otherwise most solitary.

[00:48:12]Turtles spend much of their time grazing and on grasses. They also enjoy succulents for their high water content.

[00:48:29]All right. See you later.

[00:48:39]Very good.

[00:48:40]What we have over here? A fox.

[00:48:45]I don't know where the fox is.

[00:48:50]>> Oh, there you go.

[00:48:54]>> He's sleeping.

[00:48:58]See the fox over there?

[00:49:05]>> Folks are native to the Sahara Desert, which is located in North Africa. and is the largest desert in the world.

[00:49:13]The environment is sandy with minimal grass and shrubs vegetarian.

[00:49:20]Although they are the smallest species of fox, they have the largest ears relative to their body size, which helps them to track prey. The exact blood vessel in their ears also help them radiate body heat to and stay cool.

[00:49:43]Their fur helps them to regulate their body temperature too. It protects their feet from hot sand, reflects the heat of the daytime sun and insulate body heat on cold desert.

[00:50:07]That's again too much to read.

[00:50:13]>> This is Mr. Foxy guy. He's over here sleeping.

[00:50:26]He is sleeping.

[00:50:31]They only come out at okay they are active at night. This is when they do most of their ro they search for rodents insect egg and sometime plants. Most of their days are spent sleeping in the pool borrows.

[00:50:47]That's why his ass over there sleeping.

[00:50:51]While fence foxes have become popular in the exotic animal trade, they require expert care and are not suitable pets.

[00:51:02]They are a protected species in some countries with their home range and are prohibited as pests in many different states. That's for them.

[00:51:31]a mouse.

[00:51:33]African mouse. Where is he? Oh, I see him.

[00:51:41]Tarantula.

[00:51:43]I don't know where he's at.

[00:51:48]Everybody's hiding. Can't find nobody.

[00:51:50]Okay.

[00:51:54]>> Okay. We see the little fridge. That's it.

[00:51:59]>> I'm tired and hungry. Let's go buy some food.

[00:52:03]>> We're not finished. Andrea, [clears throat] there's more to see.

[00:52:08]>> There's more to see in here.

[00:52:10]>> I like how they fix up the place.

[00:52:16]Just look outside, guys. Remember to hit that subscribe button.

[00:52:22]If you want to donate something, my cash up is dollar sign Andrea F. Jacobs.

[00:52:42]>> Oh, Lord. Steps.

[00:52:44]Damn it.

[00:53:02]This place would wear your backside out.

[00:53:04]Too much walking.

[00:53:16]>> I'm going the step.

[00:53:32]All righty.

[00:53:51]>> I don't want to get stinged.

[00:53:54]This is a art.

[00:53:57]Turn this into art.

[00:54:04]>> Please do not touch up coral reef.

[00:54:16]>> Take trash and turn it into treasure. Okay, that's a sweet.

[00:54:26]So over here we have the jellyfish.

[00:54:30]>> Not touching.

[00:54:58]Okay.

[00:55:25]A giant Pacific octopus.

[00:55:44]Hey, octopus.

[00:55:47]Yes, sir. That's not an octopus. That look like just Is this the octopus or something in it?

[00:55:56]>> This is an enemy.

[00:55:57]>> No, >> an enemy.

[00:56:00]>> Yeah, no octopus.

[00:56:01]>> Oh, >> just an enemy.

[00:56:04]>> Just hard to say.

[00:56:07]>> Oh, maybe there is one.

[00:56:11]>> Oh, I think the octopus is here.

[00:56:27]The baby jellyfish.

[00:56:46]Okay, over here we have different species of crown fish.

[00:56:55]Guys, say something so I can know you're there and you hearing me. Let me know if you're hearing me clear.

[00:57:06]Yes, some little clown fish or whatever they call them.

[00:57:11]>> Beautiful >> cinnamon clown fish.

[00:57:18]>> I see something so I can know you're hearing me now.

[00:57:32]Baby jellyfish.

[00:57:40]>> Okay.

[00:57:52]>> See, they took away a lot of stuff.

[00:58:00]What do we have over here?

[00:58:10]>> I think we have to go back upstairs, but you touch them.

[00:58:17]>> Yeah.

[00:58:21]Shark sharp. You touch them any time.

[00:58:23]Guys, look at this.

[00:58:33]>> Should I touch it? Come here. Hello.

[00:58:38]Come over here.

[00:58:42]Look at these guys.

[00:58:45]>> Hello. Come here. Hey.

[00:58:56]Come here.

[00:58:58]>> Come to mommy. Come to mommy.

[00:59:03]>> Come here.

[00:59:17]>> I mean, I don't recommend eating either.

[00:59:20]Yeah, >> but poison is when you um something and then you get sick and then the venomous is um it like bites you and then you get sick.

[00:59:30]>> Here we go. So that's why I was saying poison is being >> put on [laughter] say I'm not her mom. I'm not her son.

[01:00:05]Hi.

[01:00:07]Come here.

[01:00:08]>> Hello.

[01:00:18][laughter] Come here. Come here. Come here.

[01:00:36]>> I don't want my phone drop.

[01:00:40]Hello.

[01:00:45]>> So you could touch the back of them.

[01:00:51]I am not alone.

[01:01:20]So I think the seal them that was up top. This is them down here now. Down here having fun.

[01:01:39]Come on, guys. Come on.

[01:01:49]>> Seals of the Long Island song.

[01:01:52]Harbor seal, gray seal, coded seal, half seal.

[01:01:59]Oh. Oh, look down there. Hello.

[01:02:03]Hi.

[01:02:10]He said, "Don't put me on camera."

[01:02:20]>> There goes another one.

[01:02:24]>> I am not alone.

[01:02:28]You guys need to get back on your ch.

[01:02:47]This is just art of how you pronounce this.

[01:02:56]They catch you. I say they bite you up.

[01:03:08]Got to get these damn rats up in the air.

[01:03:26]>> [snorts] >> Oh, tired.

[01:03:34]>> I am not alone.

[01:03:39]>> You know, I keep singing that song this morning. I did a a real I think with that song and it's just stuck in my head.

[01:03:48]>> I am not alone.

[01:04:00]>> [singing] >> Hey, see you.

[01:04:11]>> There's nothing on the bottom.

[01:04:19]Oh, there's one down there. That's a big old one.

[01:04:35]>> [laughter] >> No, they come down.

[01:04:46]>> This is the one we saw with the turtle.

[01:04:49]>> Yeah, this is the one we saw upstairs.

[01:04:50]Look, look one just went by. They just swim fast.

[01:04:55]>> Is that It looks like something weird on the ground right there.

[01:04:58]>> Yeah.

[01:04:59]>> Doesn't it?

[01:04:59]>> The black thing.

[01:05:00]>> Mhm.

[01:05:03]a monitor or something.

[01:05:23]>> Look at up there at the top.

[01:05:41]Let's go see the shark.

[01:05:44]>> I'm tired talking people. Y'all ain't saying nothing. Get the hell off my screen then.

[01:05:55]Bathroom break.

[01:06:09]I got to make a bathroom break again.

[01:08:25]Okay, guys. Let's go.

[01:08:41]>> All right, let's bring the camera back.

[01:08:47]Come on. All right. Welcome back.

[01:08:49]Welcome back.

[01:09:03]>> Okay, this is where we at the beginning to visit the big turtle.

[01:09:23]Hold on. Look. Come on.

[01:09:27]There you go. Hi.

[01:09:52]It's like it's too much too much to look funny.

[01:10:25]here.

[01:10:25]>> Oh, little creatures. Huh?

[01:10:28]>> Little crab.

[01:10:40]What's it called?

[01:10:44]>> Hey, what you looking at? Huh? Don't look at me. What you talking about?

[01:10:52]When I get you, I won't eat you.

[01:10:58]>> Seasons in the song changing all the time.

[01:11:07]I am not alone.

[01:11:12]>> Who's these people? You have different over.

[01:11:21]See going to go see the sharks now. I think >> this is the baby sharks.

[01:11:31]>> Big ones.

[01:11:32]>> Big ones, too. Oh my god.

[01:11:35]Okay.

[01:11:37]Hey, buddy.

[01:11:39]>> Yeah, too.

[01:11:40]>> I'm coming to get you.

[01:11:44]>> He said, "Not if I get you first."

[01:11:47][laughter] Hey, come over here. Come for a close-up visit. Come on. Come to mommy. Let's go.

[01:11:57]Come on, guys. Come over here.

[01:12:05]Hi.

[01:12:17]Damn >> it.

[01:12:30]Fishies.

[01:12:44]639.

[01:12:58]>> Oh my goodness.

[01:13:00]to the rest of your trip.

[01:13:15][snorts] >> I'm tired.

[01:13:23]>> Check out my backpack. Got no water.

[01:13:29]Oh, >> he's so All right.

[01:14:08]I'll push this.

[01:14:31]I guess fish.

[01:14:45]Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let's put you guys can't even stand up.

[01:14:57]>> Damn it. Stand your ass up. That thing Carefully.

[01:16:00]All right, guys. Say bye to the fishes, the sharks, all the good stuff.

[01:16:11]I'm about tired of this damn tripod.

[01:16:18]>> Mhm.

[01:16:21]Come on, guys. Hit that subscribe button.

[01:16:27]>> How long you been on YouTube?

[01:16:30]>> Long time.

[01:16:31]>> Yeah, couple years.

[01:16:33]>> Do you do you record videos, too?

[01:16:36]Yeah, I'm always cooking like four YouTube channel.

[01:16:45]>> It's called Life It's called Life with And I'm on my main channel now. It's called Life with Andre.

[01:16:54]What's it called? Life with Andrea J family. Yes.

[01:17:07]Don't go telling people you see me on the dancing.

[01:17:10][laughter] >> Don't go telling people you see me on the dance.

[01:17:14]>> Okay, >> these fish are cool.

[01:17:18]>> What kind of fish is this?

[01:17:21]>> With their mouth open.

[01:17:22]>> Oh, >> you see he opens his mouth and they, you know, they catch the food. That's pretty cool.

[01:17:29]>> I need to get some fish.

[01:17:41]Oh my gosh. Get >> all the good fishes.

[01:18:02]See the eel? Oh, there's the eel.

[01:18:05]American eel.

[01:18:11]>> What's your favorite season? Guys, answer the question on the screen.

[01:18:16]What's your favorite season?

[01:18:26]>> Fix it up. Couple years ago it wasn't looking like this. Uhhuh.

[01:18:29]>> Really?

[01:18:30]>> Yeah. Red model.

[01:18:35]>> Yeah. Yeah. Like I was just >> really nice.

[01:18:53]>> They have to open up. They go There's a traps where they catch your fish anyway.

[01:19:07]>> They really know it has to open up their tail and their tentacles or skin is too thick. That's why if our skin was uh very small like our pen was >> then they would they would go right out.

[01:19:21]>> They wouldn't waste no time.

[01:19:24]>> Sorry. So, horseshoe crabs at the bottom >> and those big those little small ones that are like right up there if you can see it. Those are called puffer fish. If so much as a drop of their bloodream >> puffer fish.

[01:20:02]So if they were to come near us, >> you know how a rattlesnake says like the rattlesnake graes it tail kind of says like back away slowly. The puffer fish >> when they get close being close to them they're going to puff up and they're going to be like that's like a indication back away slow.

[01:20:23]>> Same goes with the sea rapping and all.

[01:20:27]>> Yeah.

[01:20:32]It's not >> they're dangerous.

[01:20:36]>> Dangerous.

[01:20:37]>> That's behind closed doors that's in a tank like this is our lion fish. Did you guys see by the turtles? If you ever see lion fish, puffer fish, and I think those are the only ones. But if you ever see those, just be mindful because same thing with lion fish. drop of their blood venom. It can send you to the hospital.

[01:21:01]>> If you don't know how to treat it properly, >> okay, >> if you know how to treat it properly, it could be it it can be fine, but I know, right? They have a little puffer, too, right?

[01:21:13]>> So, he's a puffer fish.

[01:21:16]>> And the little one that No, that's uh Yeah, those two and that one back there.

[01:21:23]>> Which one? Yeah.

[01:21:25]>> Yep. [snorts] They look so cool, >> but they look they're the most deadliest in the world.

[01:21:31]>> So, who these who beat them?

[01:21:34]>> Who eats them?

[01:21:35]>> Yeah. Who is going to take them out?

[01:21:37]>> Mostly sharks.

[01:21:38]>> Sharks.

[01:21:39]>> Shark. Anything that's big. Anything that's bigger than them, they will be more than happy to Yeah.

[01:21:46]>> All right. Well, you guys enjoy your time here. Okay.

[01:21:52]Beautiful, beautiful shark.

[01:22:33]You having fun?

[01:22:46]No, we didn't come >> on this side.

[01:22:49]>> We didn't see that.

[01:22:52]>> I'm getting a lot now.

[01:23:04]>> Hi there.

[01:23:28]You can touch these. You're just going to take your two.

[01:23:34]So these guys have been around since the time of the dinosaurs.

[01:23:39]>> Atlantic sturgeon live in both fresh water and salt water. Oh, so if you want to touch one, we got to keep our hands really and fingers. Okay, I know it's a challenge.

[01:23:54]>> These guys live in both fresh air and salt water. They lay their eggs water.

[01:24:00]Then they go to the ocean where they mature. And then when they're ready to lay in, they go back up into the river from when once they gave. So just kind of like salmon except that they don't die like >> so they will retreat that nothing. So they don't bite. They will not bite you. They have no teeth.

[01:24:25]>> No teeth at all. No. Their bones are underneath their bodies and basically they Hello.

[01:24:44][clears throat] >> I'm not touching you.

[01:24:50]>> You scared the hell out of me.

[01:24:58]>> You want me to take a picture of them?

[01:25:00]Yeah, they're very friendly. They'll come right up to you. Just make sure that we're touching in the middle of the >> bath.

[01:25:14]Enjoy the rest of your visit.

[01:25:22]>> Good, right? No, it's not. Yeah, it's like >> Yes. These are the ones you make caviar.

[01:25:27]In fact, they were always back in the 80s something called the black gold rush. So now we make sure that they are farmed. So our caviar is far also the most expensive.

[01:25:43]There's a lot of different >> in fact this is one of our signature experiences because we are the only >> I touch this particular species can get up to 14t I'm not touching. I'm sorry.

[01:26:25]and they're not ei00s that the indigenous people that lived here at them. And everybody the rivers were so full of these fish that the colonists in the early 1600s in town road there's so many of these you can walk on their backs from one side of the river to the other really that's6007 that's just a few years after Shakespeare I doubt that there was a bridge of sturgeon but they were not hyperbole back then when they were writ so but that said they are credited with making sure that the Jes could survive that winter. So there I have no doubt that they were plentiful in the rivers. I just you could walk like you know >> months back >> and uh they will lay millions of eggs but only about 20 of the fish will hatch and survive.

[01:27:28]>> Wow. because they're very highly that the the little larae and the eggs and just like we love the caviar eggs those caviar eggs are also >> so they are pretty >> tried and also the um the you know when they're little baby fish too they could be >> but once they get to be this size they're they're pretty much they don't have predators they probably had predators back at the time of the dinosaurs as a cretaceous Um, I would say probably Spinosaurus was probably one of their biggest predators back then. T-Rex related fish, but Spinosaurus did >> Yes, these are the fish that make caviar. So, most of the really expensive caviar comes from beluga cav beluga sturgeon and those beluga surgeon get to be twice like really big like the size of four escalates. Like no joke, they can be giant. Um, and I think the Great Lakes Aquarium actually has that you can visit with the Great Lakes Aquarium, I think, is out by Niagara Falls. You can look it up or it might be.

[01:28:39]>> Yeah.

[01:28:40]>> Somewhere out there in the middle of the country.

[01:28:43]>> I don't have no way to get there.

[01:28:47]>> It's a prestige thing.

[01:28:49]>> It's a prestige thing. Does it really have much nutrition or anything at all?

[01:28:54]>> I don't think so. It's mostly the cheese. It was It did help people survive though at times, but it was mostly a fancy thing. You're correct.

[01:29:02]And then after the black gold rush, then we entered the industrial revolution.

[01:29:08]And so then we were building dams for hydroelectric power. And those dams unfortunately really impacted our sturgeon population because they could no longer go back to the river point where they had laid their eggs. So we are seeing them in 2017 in the river.

[01:29:28]So we know that they are coming back and it is a success.

[01:29:36]>> So glad you had a wonderful time.

[01:29:38]>> Thank you so much.

[01:29:43]Hi. Did you make a new I'm tired.

[01:30:06]Salt water mash.

[01:30:12]>> Oh, over is much brighter.

[01:30:18]>> Look at that. The bird would just fly down and just grab up his food.

[01:30:39]Oh, let's see what's in this.

[01:30:42]Oh, look at that. What do you call this?

[01:30:46]What you going to call this?

[01:30:50]Seahorse.

[01:31:18]Come on. Show.

[01:31:21]Okay, there's a shrimp in there.

[01:31:33]Even when it's up the line up the live up the light, baby. Lock up the light. Light up the line, baby. Like of the live.

[01:31:58]>> Like of the live, baby. Like up the live. Okay, we have a turtle over here.

[01:32:03]Hello guy. You enjoying yourself today?

[01:32:08]Good to see you. All right, my new friend. All right, see you later.

[01:32:18]Life along among the grasses.

[01:32:22]Wait for mommy.

[01:32:31]>> So, we're back where we started.

[01:32:39]>> We saw everything.

[01:32:50]Yeah, there's a boat that go over there.

[01:32:51]We should plan a trip like that.

[01:32:53]>> Yeah. Really?

[01:32:53]>> To go over to the When it get warm. A little warm.

[01:32:57]>> Take the ferry over.

[01:32:58]>> Yeah. But when it get warmer, it's too cold right now.

[01:33:02]>> He's for real, isn't he?

[01:33:04]>> Is he real?

[01:33:05]>> I don't think so.

[01:33:08]>> Yeah. They got to be real. Come on.

[01:33:10]We're going next.

[01:33:26]>> I'm hungry.

[01:33:39]That's 12 or six.

[01:33:51]>> We're back.

[01:33:53]>> Where's the cafeteria? I think entrance kind of where you guys first came there.

[01:33:59]>> If you go up that way and you see the gift shop, the stairs in the middle.

[01:34:04]>> Oh yeah. Oh, complicated. They took out a lot of stuff in here.

[01:34:09]>> I said a couple years they had more stuff to look at >> and kind of changes >> are always kind of like new adding things.

[01:34:18]>> Okay. Did you do you remember the last time you were here?

[01:34:22]>> No, but when I came it was like this, but I live here since 2008. So, >> yeah. Lost.

[01:34:29]>> Okay.

[01:34:31]All right.

[01:34:33]>> Well, I mean, if you're looking for new Well, come back in maybe a month or two.

[01:34:38]Maybe this month that should open up with our >> What are they putting over there?

[01:34:43]>> All that's for the bridge. I'm talking about the tent here.

[01:34:45]>> Oh, the tent.

[01:34:46]>> The tent is going to have new exhibit in it.

[01:34:49]>> Okay.

[01:34:50]>> Sometime like early summer, late spring, somewhere in this time frame. So soon.

[01:34:54]>> Oh, okay.

[01:35:00]>> Still can't say whether but >> you can kind of figure it out because trying to see what they're both.

[01:35:11]>> Okay. Yeah, we came from that side already. All right. Thanks.

[01:35:15]>> Yeah.

[01:35:30]There goes the train. The Amtrak track heading track me.

[01:35:55]Even when it's hard to be >> I celebrate me. [snorts] Let's go to the cafeteria. I'm hungry.

[01:36:26]>> I love this one.

[01:36:32][laughter] >> This guy [laughter] is Do you see the big snout line?

[01:36:44]>> Yeah.

[01:36:46]>> The one that's >> life a good trick.

[01:37:06]>> That one guys. There's the baby one in there.

[01:37:09]>> Yeah, that was the new one. They did show it.

[01:37:11]>> That one.

[01:37:12]>> Yeah, that's the newest one.

[01:37:13]>> Before what?

[01:37:14]>> It is.

[01:37:17]>> Right above us.

[01:37:19]>> That's where we just came from.

[01:37:21]>> Probably.

[01:37:24]>> This is the one that >> over there.

[01:37:29]>> We're back where it started.

[01:37:32]I celebrate me.

[01:37:38]>> Take a picture of somebody.

[01:37:40]>> He's the young.

[01:37:43]>> I'm so young.

[01:37:47]>> I cate.

[01:38:12]12:41.

[01:38:14]>> Okay, I got to go to the bathroom before we go.

[01:38:16]>> Let's go to the cafeteria and buy something.

[01:38:18]>> Huh?

[01:38:27]>> I'm hungry. After all the damn walking, I'm hungry.

[01:38:33]We have to see everything.

[01:38:52]>> Cotton candy. That's the price.

[01:38:56]>> It's hard.

[01:38:58]>> Yeah, I know.

[01:39:00]They are real, right? Hold on.

[01:39:02]>> No, don't do that.

[01:39:06]>> You can go and put your name on it.

[01:39:09]>> Like that.

[01:39:09]>> Oh, none of them are real.

[01:39:11]>> Oh, you write your name on it.

[01:39:17]>> Oh, guess you can just decorate it there.

[01:39:21]>> You create the fish right there. I guess.

[01:39:37]>> Hello.

[01:39:39]>> What's the price on the popcorn?

[01:39:45]>> What's the price on this?

[01:39:47]>> Popcorn.

[01:39:48]>> Oh, this.

[01:39:52]Okay.

[01:39:58]>> I for the popcorn. I have enough popcorn. Huh?

[01:40:01]>> Want to buy some popcorn?

[01:40:05]>> Oh, I'll pass. Thank you.

[01:40:13]>> Yeah, I feel like I'm about to pass out.

[01:40:15]I need something to eat.

[01:40:25]I guess that's it.

[01:40:28]Have a whole lot of stuff here. They took out half of the stuff that was here.

[01:40:41]>> I think there's a vending machine by the bathroom there. Might be cheaper.

[01:40:48]I thought I saw you by the bathroom.

[01:40:53][snorts] >> Okay.

[01:41:22]Oh, the pipes.

[01:41:40]I celebrate, man.

[01:41:44]Let's look at the top up here. Oh, the seals.

[01:42:02]Happy new month.

[01:42:05]Today is May 1st.

[01:42:08][laughter] Yeah, it's okay. She's excited for her new toy.

[01:42:35]You're not going upstairs.

[01:42:44]>> Is it cafeteria?

[01:42:48]I don't want to wait cuz I'm here with a group. Wanted to go upstairs and buy something to eat.

[01:42:54]Yeah, but food too expensive.

[01:43:02]>> Maybe I could buy some Chinese food.

[01:43:08]>> Yeah.

[01:43:12]No, >> I probably buy some Chinese food or something outside food expensive.

[01:43:25]>> All right, people.

[01:43:40]What's down there?

[01:43:42]door.

[01:43:43]It's expensive, isn't it?

[01:43:52]Let's go look at the water for a little bit now. Let's go over here a little bit.

[01:43:59]>> Yeah, since we're right here.

[01:44:04]All the dogs are gone.

[01:44:06]>> Soon you have to have a fishing trip.

[01:44:09]>> But they don't have parks up here. So you can let the dogs >> I think. So >> there's a nice park down at the end down there >> where they can let them off the leash, right?

[01:44:22]>> The dogs. Not really. Up on the hill up there.

[01:44:26]>> Yeah, that's >> they usually have a festival up there called nice festival. It's very nice.

[01:44:33]should be coming up soon in July.

[01:44:35]>> What's that?

[01:44:36]>> A festival they have on the top of the hill up there. It's called >> Yeah, it's called nice festival. They bring a lot of >> um people coming selling food.

[01:44:47]>> Well, May 8th they got something going on.

[01:44:49]>> They bring a stage people perform.

[01:44:51]>> Oh, really?

[01:44:52]>> Yeah.

[01:44:52]>> What date is that?

[01:44:54]>> I'm not sure what date, but I know it usually happen in July.

[01:44:58]What's happening in May?

[01:45:00]>> I'm not sure.

[01:45:02]I see something on the board. Look at it. Said May 8th.

[01:45:05]>> You just look up like if you go on Facebook, look up um events that happening around the area.

[01:45:15]Water look dirty.

[01:45:20]It's cold.

[01:45:22]It's nice. Where's your sweater? It's chilly.

[01:45:31]Yes, the water is very dirty.

[01:45:37]>> Yeah, they swim down.

[01:45:44]>> Oh, yeah. They're definitely going to do that.

[01:45:48]>> I can't wait to see all the girls in their bikinis and the guys in their >> Why?

[01:45:56][laughter] >> I'm joking. I really want You'll talk seriously. People ask.

[01:46:20]Let's go look at the water over here.

[01:46:28]I cate the water is very dirty.

[01:47:10]That's I 95 over there in the background.

[01:47:14]That cold out there. That's a f cold. No blood cleat.

[01:47:25]I celebrate it.

[01:47:39]Even the water smell bad too.

[01:47:47]Hold on to my phone.

[01:47:51]celebrate me.

[01:48:11]Anybody like that art? Art is hot, isn't it?

[01:48:16]It's cold out here. Damn the blood.

[01:48:42]I'll cate >> even when I who I'm supposed to be. It's a new month. Let me go back home and figure out who need to get paid. She time for bills again.

[01:49:09]The first of May. It's called May Day.

[01:49:11]You know back home we used to call it Mayday. I think it's a holiday. May day.

[01:49:17]>> Yeah.

[01:49:18]So today is May 1st, 2026.

[01:49:24]Remember this view.

[01:49:29]Even though it look nice and sunny, it's very chilly, but it's bearable.

[01:49:52]All right. [laughter] >> Why was all the jokes?

[01:50:22]>> [snorts] >> out there. You won't believe me.

[01:50:37]>> New York City. I feel like you drive there. [laughter] Too bad I've been depressed for too many years because I'll tell you I lost a lot of time. So now I'm making up for it. I hope all the 30y old You are here. We standing there.

[01:51:29][snorts] Celebrate me, guys. As we're getting ready to wrap this live up, hope you enjoyed the show. And I hope when I listen to this day live, it have it's acting right cuz I recorded live the other day that my son thing and the live song awful. Nobody not saying anything. Let me know if it sound good.

[01:51:56]So, I don't know.

[01:51:59]I'll have to take my phone to get it checked out if it's going to be recording and making all these stupid sounds.

[01:52:08]But anyway, I'm tired of holding this damn phone in my hand charging the tripod. When I have your phone on the tripod, I hope you guys enjoy the show.

[01:52:22]I'm going to go find me something to eat. It's 12:56.

[01:52:27]I'm going to go buy some Chinese food then go back already.

[01:52:41]Oh, celebrate me cuz I'm not cooking today. I don't have enough food in my fridge right now.

[01:52:54]Well, there's food. There's no cooked food right now. some I'm going to go treat myself to something to eat. All right, guys.

[01:53:02]So, thanks for watching.

[01:53:05]See you when I see you.

[01:53:08]>> Okay, >> we out of here. Bit rest.