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09-17-2026 ยท 2h 35m

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[00:04:00] Welcome to Jinxie's last day on Earth.
[00:04:06] Sweet.
[00:04:07] No.
[00:04:08] What are the actual-
[00:04:09] Oh, now, welcome to Jinxie's last day on Earth.
[00:04:15] What are the actual odds of me dying here?
[00:04:17] So low.
[00:04:18] Okay.
[00:04:19] So low.
[00:04:20] Not zero, but so low.
[00:04:23] I'm definitely an animal lover, but I will get nervous if there's like, if they have
[00:04:27] spikes or fangs or sharp teeth or the hiss, hithers.
[00:04:34] Oh no, dude.
[00:04:35] Wait, is that like half of this place?
[00:04:38] We'll get nervous there aren't,
[00:04:40] I actually don't know if I've ever had a collaborator
[00:04:42] this nervous off the rib.
[00:04:43] Like we haven't even started,
[00:04:44] he's been standing there like this,
[00:04:46] only going like this to suck down water.
[00:04:49] Like.
[00:04:50] Was Ron, was Ron not even nervous?
[00:04:51] No.
[00:04:52] Ron wasn't nervous.
[00:04:53] No, not like this.
[00:04:56] Yeah, I'm pretty nervous. I'm not gonna lie.
[00:04:58] Um, so how many animals do you have? You said you have like 50?
[00:05:02] Something like that. Yeah, not including bugs. Including bugs. There are quite a few more.
[00:05:06] What do you mean by bugs? Like, like, like extinct? Going extinct bugs or?
[00:05:12] Uh, not necessarily. Um, we have, we have bugs here. I'll introduce you to them.
[00:05:19] Different species of bug.
[00:05:21] Do you guys have like stink bugs?
[00:05:23] We don't.
[00:05:23] Ladybugs?
[00:05:25] No.
[00:05:27] Those are the only bugs I know.
[00:05:28] OK, well, I will show you the rest of the bugs, guys.
[00:05:33] Hey, what's up?
[00:05:34] What's up?
[00:05:35] We're live.
[00:05:36] I'm Maya.
[00:05:38] Most of you probably don't know who I am.
[00:05:39] Hello, I'm a streamer, and I'm also the founder and executive
[00:05:42] director of Alvarez Sanctuary.
[00:05:44] Sweet.
[00:05:46] This is a wildlife sanctuary and conservation education
[00:05:49] center.
[00:05:50] In Austin, Texas, we rescue animals,
[00:05:52] and then I bring streamers here, and I teach them
[00:05:54] about those animals to help protect our planet.
[00:05:57] That's what we're here for today.
[00:05:58] So, Jynx is going to meet a bunch of animals today,
[00:06:01] and he's feeling really brave about it.
[00:06:03] And I'm going to teach you about them,
[00:06:05] and it's going to be a good time for all of you
[00:06:06] to learn and have fun.
[00:06:08] Yes.
[00:06:10] I'm going to have a lot of questions.
[00:06:12] I am sort of a blank canvas when it comes to this.
[00:06:15] You know what I'm saying?
[00:06:16] OK.
[00:06:17] On a scale of 1 to 10, how dumb do you
[00:06:20] think you are, 10 being like really dumb?
[00:06:23] I mean, I went to, in Florida, there's this place called Lauri Park Zoo.
[00:06:27] I would go with my mom most summers, and that was really my only interaction with animals
[00:06:32] outside of like dogs and cats.
[00:06:34] Okay, so...
[00:06:35] A monkey threw a poop at me one time, and it hit the glass right in front.
[00:06:43] I was like, 10 and up.
[00:06:45] Why?
[00:06:46] So, how does it go?
[00:06:47] What a time you're like, what?
[00:06:49] Three.
[00:06:50] Like, one being, no, two.
[00:06:52] Because of your reaction I'm gonna say two. One would be like you've never interacted with an animal. Two would be like you've interacted.
[00:07:00] I'm s- I don't know.
[00:07:03] Okay, so one- okay, so one is stupid in this scale and ten is really smart.
[00:07:08] Yes. Ten would be like you where you know about animals. One would be like someone- I'm two.
[00:07:14] Okay.
[00:07:15] This is gonna go great, Chad. We have a lot to learn today. I hope you're excited. All right.
[00:07:20] So here's how this is gonna work. We're starting in here. Someone will get you more water. There's no way there's still water in there.
[00:07:30] We're gonna get you some more water.
[00:07:38] I drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. I'm just nervous because I don't know how this is gonna go, honestly.
[00:07:44] I'm very flinchy, like, infigy. Are the animals in the room right now?
[00:07:49] I can't see. There are some in the room. There's animals in the room. Yes, um, I, I'm, we're gonna
[00:07:57] start in here. I'm gonna introduce you to some animals here on the table. We're gonna talk about
[00:08:03] them. And then after we meet them inside, then we'll go outside and I'll give you a tour of the
[00:08:08] whole sanctuary. Okay, sweet. I'm excited. Cool. If you guys want to sneak peek at what he's gonna
[00:08:13] meet today, by the way, I was just telling him about this. Alvea Sanctuary has been live 24
[00:08:18] seven since 2022. We have cameras in all of our animals enclosures. So this is not a
[00:08:22] facility that the public can visit. But we do have live cams on all of our animals
[00:08:27] enclosures so you can watch them all day long. And watching those live cameras is a
[00:08:30] huge part of how we stay afloat here and keep doing the work that we're doing with
[00:08:33] animal rescue and conservation education. You can watch those cameras make
[00:08:37] out revenue on those cameras and that helps a ton. Sweet! Sweet. Yes. Okay.
[00:08:41] Sorry. No, it's fine. I like it. Maybe I'll take it out. It's been my new stim for the
[00:08:45] past week. Okay, so do you want to start, I mean do you want to talk about animals or
[00:08:53] you want to start right now? Well first off I have a couple of questions. So what
[00:08:58] even, like what is a sanctuary? Is it for like animals with like rough lives,
[00:09:03] trauma? Yeah, so we rescue animals from all different circumstances. We've got
[00:09:08] some permanently injured wildlife, so like they got hurt, they can't be released
[00:09:12] back into the wild. We have some confiscated illegal pets, so like someone got an animal,
[00:09:16] they can't have it, so they're confiscated, so they come here. We get some transfers from
[00:09:21] it. So animals that need a home come here. And none of them are releasable. If they were,
[00:09:25] we would release them back out into the wild. They're not. So they live here and help us
[00:09:29] teach people about them.
[00:09:31] Have you ever had somebody like pick up an animal from the sanctuary and they live with
[00:09:36] them?
[00:09:38] Like bring them in as a pet?
[00:09:41] Yes.
[00:09:42] So that's like, like with cats, a cat and dog sanctuary,
[00:09:45] yes that would happen, like they would get adopted out.
[00:09:47] But here these are wild animals.
[00:09:49] So none of them are pets.
[00:09:51] Okay, got it, none of them are pets.
[00:09:53] Why are you guys question marking?
[00:09:53] That's a really great question.
[00:09:55] And he doesn't need to make eye contact with me
[00:09:57] if he doesn't want to, it's fine.
[00:10:00] No, but the thing is the chat is like a gigantic screen
[00:10:03] and people are just typing awkward, scared, question marks.
[00:10:08] People are saying I'm an idiot already.
[00:10:10] Like, do I ask questions or not?
[00:10:12] Yes, yes, please.
[00:10:13] OK, because I'm just going to get a call to an idiot
[00:10:15] by my chat the whole time.
[00:10:16] No, you're welcome to ask questions.
[00:10:18] It's OK to be an idiot.
[00:10:20] Chat, you can also ask questions.
[00:10:22] That's not me saying you're an idiot, by the way.
[00:10:23] I don't think that about you.
[00:10:29] You guys can ask questions as well,
[00:10:30] and I will answer them for the best of my ability.
[00:10:33] That's the point of today.
[00:10:34] The point of today is to have fun and do a little education
[00:10:36] so you guys can learn about the planet.
[00:10:38] Okay, and then next question.
[00:10:41] You said you've been streaming Alvias Sanctuary 24-7
[00:10:44] for four years, right?
[00:10:45] Yes.
[00:10:46] When did you start the idea of doing this?
[00:10:48] I found it in 2021.
[00:10:50] 2021.
[00:10:51] So the origin story is I was a zookeeper in college
[00:10:54] before I was a streamer.
[00:10:56] I was also a falconer.
[00:10:57] So you guys know when people put the glove on
[00:10:58] and they fly the bird and the bird lands on the glove?
[00:11:01] Yes.
[00:11:02] Like that thing.
[00:11:03] So I was doing that in college and I was a zookeeper.
[00:11:05] And when I started streaming,
[00:11:07] I started doing the falconry stuff
[00:11:10] and the zoo keeping stuff on stream.
[00:11:12] And then I could reach way more people,
[00:11:14] way more places without having to bring the animals anywhere.
[00:11:15] And I was like, wait, this is sick.
[00:11:17] Because my zoo keeping job,
[00:11:18] I was bringing animals to like,
[00:11:19] birthday party, you ever remember birthday party
[00:11:20] or something where they are wearing the khakis
[00:11:22] and they have the big snake.
[00:11:23] And they introduce you.
[00:11:24] So I was doing that.
[00:11:26] And then I started doing it virtually.
[00:11:27] And I was like, wait, way more people,
[00:11:28] the animals don't have to go anywhere.
[00:11:31] This feels way better.
[00:11:33] And then I found it alveas in 2021.
[00:11:35] And it's really, it's really, it's really, it's good.
[00:11:41] It's awesome.
[00:11:43] And now, and now we're here.
[00:11:45] And so we started rescuing animals
[00:11:47] and doing the education programs with them here.
[00:11:49] Okay.
[00:11:49] Yeah.
[00:11:50] And next question.
[00:11:51] Do you have any crazy zookeeper slash
[00:11:54] obvious sanctuary stories?
[00:11:55] Like an animal breaking out of a cage, running rampant.
[00:11:59] Yeah, we have not had that at alveas.
[00:12:02] My first, like as an internet zoo,
[00:12:05] I had some shit go down for sure.
[00:12:08] Really?
[00:12:08] Yeah.
[00:12:09] Like at, at, while you were zoo keeping.
[00:12:11] Yeah, like not, I don't, I can't, you know,
[00:12:15] it wasn't my facility, I was just an intern.
[00:12:17] But yeah, I had like, I got bit by beavers.
[00:12:20] I had like cougars jump on me and like wrap, wrap away.
[00:12:24] So it's kind of scary.
[00:12:25] I was charged by a couple of bears.
[00:12:27] That kind of sucked.
[00:12:28] Beavers have sharp teeth, right?
[00:12:30] They do, they're rodents.
[00:12:34] Well, and one more thing.
[00:12:36] If I'm playing like GTA or something
[00:12:38] and I accidentally run over a dog accidentally,
[00:12:42] my chat will just spam at my,
[00:12:44] like I feel like you're sort of the face
[00:12:45] of animals in streaming.
[00:12:47] That's my legacy.
[00:12:49] But obviously I don't intentionally run over dogs.
[00:12:52] I'm actually so proud of that when streamers kill a bug
[00:12:56] or see a bug on stream or kill a dog in a video game
[00:12:59] something at my at my at my yes yeah yeah that's my legacy yeah so all I I will
[00:13:08] I will get back in for the dog at some point today don't worry chat I got I
[00:13:13] got you wasn't intentional and I got the dog are we ready to rock and roll here
[00:13:19] we're ready to rock and roll do you want to go like easier to harder or do you
[00:13:26] You want to start harder, too easier.
[00:13:28] Um, define what you mean by easy.
[00:13:31] It's not a sippy cup, it's a water bottle.
[00:13:35] Like, less scary to you.
[00:13:37] I want to go less scary, and then ramp up to scary.
[00:13:41] Okay.
[00:13:42] Okay, put these gloves on, please.
[00:13:46] I'm going to introduce you to my friend.
[00:13:49] You're going to love him.
[00:13:51] Um, okay.
[00:13:53] I always hate these things.
[00:14:03] Okay, I'm going to let you take your time with that one, I'll go get the animal and
[00:14:10] I'll be back.
[00:14:11] Just take your time, it's okay.
[00:14:12] Somebody said start with a lion.
[00:14:17] There's not actually lions here, right?
[00:14:22] Everybody's really, everybody's really hush-hush about the animals here.
[00:14:36] All right.
[00:14:39] Should be all good.
[00:14:41] Okay. The first animal today, chat, is...
[00:14:49] Georgie.
[00:14:50] This is Georgie.
[00:14:54] Can I put him in line?
[00:14:57] Okay, we'll hold on a minute.
[00:14:59] I've never touched a frog.
[00:15:00] Really?
[00:15:01] Okay, this is a really big frog to be your first introduction to frogs.
[00:15:05] Is he, like, is that his species or is he just fat?
[00:15:09] This is his species.
[00:15:11] He's the second largest species of frog in the world.
[00:15:14] He's an African bull frog.
[00:15:16] From Africa? Like he came?
[00:15:19] No, he was born in California.
[00:15:21] But the species is an African bullfrog.
[00:15:24] OK.
[00:15:24] And I just grabbed, like I just sort of eased into it.
[00:15:27] Would you like to hold him?
[00:15:28] OK, put your hands over the table.
[00:15:34] Oh my god.
[00:15:35] I feel his feet.
[00:15:38] OK, then close your thumbs a little.
[00:15:40] Yeah, beautiful.
[00:15:43] Oh my god, he's a big boy.
[00:15:45] How old is he?
[00:15:47] is five years old. They can live to be 45 years old in captivity, which is pretty
[00:15:53] incredible. 45? Yeah, they live to be pretty old. You can pick your hands
[00:15:57] above the table if you'd like. Sorry. Yeah, no, it's okay. I still want to startle him.
[00:16:01] He's pretty unbothered right now actually. Good. Does that mean I'm a
[00:16:05] calming presence for him? Yeah, maybe. Yeah, you're doing really good.
[00:16:09] Georgie, what a good name. Thank you. Yeah. Do you know why we're wearing gloves?
[00:16:13] My, he's sort of, okay, sorry.
[00:16:17] He's literally not doing a single thing.
[00:16:18] Well, I felt his feet move, I think he's repositioning.
[00:16:23] Okay, you're good, you're good, you're good, you're good, you're good, you're good.
[00:16:28] My chat is just saying, Mog.
[00:16:29] Hold him up like this, and then look at his camera and smile, at this one.
[00:16:35] Oh, this one.
[00:16:38] Thank you, incredible.
[00:16:39] He is kind of handsome, look at him.
[00:16:41] He's handsome.
[00:16:42] Um, okay, so why are we wearing gloves to handle Georgie today?
[00:16:46] Jynxie, do you know what an amphibian is?
[00:16:49] Um, it is a reptile in the water, water reptile.
[00:16:54] What?
[00:16:55] Um, no, but you're, I get why you would say that.
[00:16:59] Um, a lot of times, yeah, amphibians like to stay moist, so they would be in the water.
[00:17:05] One of, this is an amphibian, this frog is an amphibian.
[00:17:08] One of the marks of an amphibian is that they have semi-permeable skin.
[00:17:12] So that means that they can soak things up through their skin.
[00:17:17] Like soaks water through a skin?
[00:17:19] They can do gas exchange for their skin.
[00:17:21] One of the reasons they have this is because in the wild, Georgie will stay buried for
[00:17:24] like 10 months out of the year, only come out in the rainy season.
[00:17:28] So he needs to do gas exchange underground.
[00:17:32] Awesome adaptation, not so good in today's day and age where there's pollutants in the
[00:17:35] water and where there's shit on Jinxie's hands. I don't know what's on his hands.
[00:17:40] No, I just watched these.
[00:17:45] So it's to protect Georgie from anything getting under his skin. You can put him on the table
[00:17:51] if you want or you can keep holding it, whatever you want.
[00:17:54] Trying to squeeze him down? Yeah. So that's one of the reasons that amphibians are at risk right now is
[00:18:00] Because they're very okay
[00:18:02] Whoa, I think I scared him
[00:18:05] Okay, he did a little like he did a little shimmy. Yeah, he's good
[00:18:09] That's one of the reasons that amphibians are at risk right now
[00:18:13] Another reason is because of because of this
[00:18:19] Do you know what this is shing see that is a pregnancy test, yes
[00:18:25] Very well done. This is a pregnancy test. How does that have to do with the frog?
[00:18:28] Right, so how does this work, mechanically?
[00:18:32] You're supposed to pee on it, and then there's like two lines or one line.
[00:18:37] Yes, well done.
[00:18:39] Yeah, so you pee on a stick, and the stick detects for HCG, which is the pregnancy hormone.
[00:18:46] But we didn't always have these, right?
[00:18:48] We didn't always have disposable pregnancy tests.
[00:18:50] How did we find out that women were pregnant before we had disposable pregnancy tests?
[00:18:55] What does it have to do with frogs?
[00:18:57] want to take a guess or do you want me to tell you?
[00:19:00] You would, back in the day, you would ask them.
[00:19:05] You get weird, you would get weird pregnancy cravings.
[00:19:10] Like my mom said when she was pregnant, she would get weird cravings.
[00:19:13] I don't see how that would correlate to a frog.
[00:19:18] I don't know.
[00:19:19] I'm really just shooting it off the hip here.
[00:19:21] No, it's fine.
[00:19:22] You would ask them.
[00:19:23] Like ask the frog.
[00:19:24] Oh yeah, you can.
[00:19:25] Okay.
[00:19:26] Okay, okay, sorry, I don't know.
[00:19:28] Okay, okay, okay, it's okay.
[00:19:30] You don't want to know.
[00:19:34] Before we had disposable pregnancy tests,
[00:19:36] one of the ways that we found out,
[00:19:38] do you want to do some deep breaths?
[00:19:41] Do some deep breaths?
[00:19:46] Okay, okay.
[00:19:48] So, before we had disposable pregnancy tests,
[00:19:52] one of the ways that we would find out if women were pregnant
[00:19:55] ship their urine into a facility and they would inject urine into the backs of
[00:20:00] African clawed frogs.
[00:20:02] For why? Why?
[00:20:05] Because if the HCG hormone was in their urine, it would trigger the frog to lay eggs.
[00:20:11] And that's how we knew if women were pregnant.
[00:20:15] Oh, right there.
[00:20:17] Yeah, so literally it would take urine and inject it into the backs of African clawed frogs.
[00:20:21] Oh, that's sharp. Right in his ass.
[00:20:23] Would they, if the frogs laid eggs, then you would know the woman was pregnant.
[00:20:27] Correct.
[00:20:28] Wow, that is really smart.
[00:20:29] What years was this, way back in the day?
[00:20:31] What, like 50s?
[00:20:32] Yeah.
[00:20:34] And so that's crazy on a lot of levels.
[00:20:39] And also, it may be one of the origins of something called chytrid fungus, which is,
[00:20:44] sorry buddy, which is a pathogen that affects amphibian species worldwide.
[00:20:48] So what happens when you move wildlife around the globe is you can spread
[00:20:53] Wow, the Z's around the globe as well.
[00:20:58] And Kittroongus is affecting amphibians everywhere.
[00:21:01] You know your stuff, Ma.
[00:21:03] Thanks, Jensie.
[00:21:04] Look at his ass.
[00:21:06] His ass?
[00:21:06] Isn't that crazy?
[00:21:07] Oh, wow, a dump truck back there.
[00:21:09] Yeah.
[00:21:10] Why?
[00:21:11] He's shaped like that.
[00:21:20] Yeah, then they came back and it's just his yat.
[00:21:23] Awesome.
[00:21:24] Do you know what he eats?
[00:21:29] OK.
[00:21:30] It's back?
[00:21:31] Yeah.
[00:21:31] I would guess he eats small fish.
[00:21:35] I would guess.
[00:21:35] He probably would.
[00:21:37] They're pretty opportunistic.
[00:21:39] He mostly eats bugs.
[00:21:40] And then occasionally, he will eat mice.
[00:21:43] Like a baby mouse?
[00:21:46] Yeah, mice.
[00:21:47] We, they're frozen and then thawed and then fed to him,
[00:21:52] not live, but yeah, he can eat mice as well.
[00:21:54] This was Georgie as a baby, behind you.
[00:21:56] Oh my god.
[00:21:58] You got him when he was a baby?
[00:21:59] Yeah, he was just a little guy.
[00:22:01] So you're like Georgie's mom?
[00:22:04] Sure.
[00:22:05] You've been with him his whole life, eh?
[00:22:07] Yeah, pretty much.
[00:22:07] He was a little cutie.
[00:22:09] Yeah, he was so cute, he's small.
[00:22:10] He still is.
[00:22:11] All right, George.
[00:22:12] You guys want to see another cool frog adaptation, actually,
[00:22:14] while he's on the table like this?
[00:22:17] Georgie's got a cool thing called a nictitating membrane
[00:22:20] on his eyelid.
[00:22:21] They're kind of like built in swim goggles.
[00:22:23] Check this out.
[00:22:23] So if he closes his eyes,
[00:22:26] see he's got like a clear eyelid.
[00:22:28] Whoa!
[00:22:29] So that way he can be underwater
[00:22:31] and keep debris out of his eyes
[00:22:32] but still kind of see what's going on.
[00:22:34] That is literally Jackal's glasses in Rainbow Six Siege.
[00:22:37] Okay, so can I be honest with you?
[00:22:40] Yeah.
[00:22:41] I like don't know what that game is.
[00:22:44] When Jackal, he's just an operator.
[00:22:47] It's like a SWAT game.
[00:22:48] But when Jackal taps his head,
[00:22:49] His eyes go blue and he looks for footsteps.
[00:22:52] That's what you just do with Georgie.
[00:22:53] But like what is the game?
[00:22:55] It's a first person shooter.
[00:22:57] You extract like hostage or plant bombs.
[00:23:00] It's like a tactical FPS.
[00:23:04] But that just reminded me of Jackal when you tapped in
[00:23:06] and then his eyes went, you.
[00:23:08] That was honestly badass.
[00:23:10] Okay.
[00:23:11] All right.
[00:23:12] Hey, whatever.
[00:23:13] Yeah, whatever works.
[00:23:14] All right.
[00:23:15] Chad, you wanna say bye to Georgie?
[00:23:17] Bye, Georgie.
[00:23:17] Everybody say bye, oh, water, did he just piss?
[00:23:22] It's not, he's expelling water, because he wants to go back.
[00:23:27] I'll put him back.
[00:23:28] Goodbye Georgie.
[00:23:29] Did he just piss?
[00:23:35] You can take your gloves off.
[00:23:41] That was pretty cute frog.
[00:23:45] So no more gloves, it's going to be a fur animal, something with fur.
[00:23:50] Alright, gloves off?
[00:23:55] Okay, yeah, you want to guess what the next animal is?
[00:24:02] Well if you said gloves off, it's going to be somebody that's furry.
[00:24:05] Oh, okay.
[00:24:07] Like a fox.
[00:24:11] Is there foxes here?
[00:24:13] There are!
[00:24:18] Oh my god.
[00:24:21] This is toast.
[00:24:26] Maya?
[00:24:26] Yes.
[00:24:28] I don't...
[00:24:31] Maya I'm scared.
[00:24:32] Really?
[00:24:33] Maya, yes, yes.
[00:24:36] I think he's like little.
[00:24:38] And look at him.
[00:24:40] He's like really cute.
[00:24:41] How is he a snake with legs?
[00:24:44] It's a lizard.
[00:24:46] Oh, it's a lizard twig.
[00:24:48] I could pick him up, then. I thought he was a snake.
[00:24:51] I thought he was a snake.
[00:24:54] Okay. This is a blue-tongued skink.
[00:24:59] Blue-tongued skink?
[00:25:00] Skink.
[00:25:01] Skink?
[00:25:02] Different.
[00:25:03] Same spelling?
[00:25:05] S-K-I-N-K.
[00:25:07] Skank is with an A.
[00:25:09] Blue tongue skink. Yes. Got it. Yes. This is toast or strudel toast for short. Would you like to hold him?
[00:25:19] Yes, I yes, okay. So do I just go one hand low one hand high under over? Yeah, Ish you ever hit like a money spread?
[00:25:27] No, oh
[00:25:30] Okay, um put your arms out
[00:25:32] Well, okay one time. You're just gonna try to support as much of his body weight as possible like go over the table
[00:25:37] Cool. And I'll just put him like this. Yep. Amazing. Beautiful. Good job, Toast.
[00:25:44] Wow. He's got little claws. He does. He's doing a little round-around. It's okay.
[00:25:50] My, what's happening? It's okay. My, he's twisting. That's okay. Okay. You can twist.
[00:25:55] Do it. Do I do this bad or good? It's been better and it's been worse, you know, here at this table.
[00:26:03] Um, so this is a, again, this is a blue tongue skink.
[00:26:07] Did you see that his tongue is blue?
[00:26:09] Yes, that is so cool.
[00:26:11] Cool.
[00:26:11] Chat, um, blue tongues, bright colors in the wild.
[00:26:15] What does that usually mean?
[00:26:18] What does that mean?
[00:26:18] Is he venomous?
[00:26:21] So, so, so bright colors in the wild, yes.
[00:26:25] It can mean poison, exactly.
[00:26:27] It can mean poison, it can mean venom.
[00:26:28] It can mean like, don't touch me,
[00:26:30] like don't mess with me.
[00:26:31] Bright colors stay away, right?
[00:26:33] Toast has a blue tongue.
[00:26:34] Toast is not venomous or poisonous.
[00:26:36] Oh, Maya, why'd you do that?
[00:26:38] Maya, Maya, you just scared him.
[00:26:40] But he wants people to believe that he is.
[00:26:44] It's called dimatic display.
[00:26:46] So it's a defense mechanism.
[00:26:48] So in the wild, if Toast got really scared,
[00:26:51] you can put him on the table if you want.
[00:26:55] Toast is strudel.
[00:26:55] Go, buddy.
[00:27:01] Great job.
[00:27:03] So he's sort of a larping poisonous.
[00:27:05] He's not actually, he's sort of a larper.
[00:27:07] Yes.
[00:27:09] So in the wild, if Toast got scared,
[00:27:12] it would look something like this.
[00:27:14] So he could stick his tongue out flat,
[00:27:18] and he could flap that tongue around like this
[00:27:21] to threaten predators and say, stay away from me.
[00:27:24] I'm super poisonous or I'm super venomous.
[00:27:26] But that's not what Toast was doing, obviously,
[00:27:28] because he super chilled out and nice.
[00:27:29] So it's sort of like a scare tactic
[00:27:31] that he uses to scare off predators.
[00:27:34] Yes.
[00:27:35] Does it work?
[00:27:36] Did it work?
[00:27:38] See, but that's the thing.
[00:27:39] I'm a human, though, would like,
[00:27:40] if I was like a, what would,
[00:27:42] what would try to eat him in the, in the wild?
[00:27:45] Bird, snakes, other lizards if he was a baby.
[00:27:49] Are birds smart enough to know that like,
[00:27:51] blue tongue equals venomous so they run away?
[00:27:54] It may be enough, yeah.
[00:27:56] Really?
[00:27:57] God, that is so interesting.
[00:27:58] I didn't know that.
[00:27:59] Yeah, they're pretty sick.
[00:28:00] What kinds of foods do you think toast would eat?
[00:28:05] I'm going to go with the same as Georgie.
[00:28:07] Probably bugs.
[00:28:08] Smart.
[00:28:09] Yeah.
[00:28:09] Yeah.
[00:28:10] So toast's favorite food is snails.
[00:28:13] Snails?
[00:28:14] Yeah.
[00:28:14] So we're going to show you a little food chain here.
[00:28:16] This is toast's favorite food over here, right?
[00:28:18] That's a snail.
[00:28:20] But gardeners don't like snails.
[00:28:24] Hello?
[00:28:25] Holy.
[00:28:26] Next slide, I think it's stuck.
[00:28:30] This has never happened before.
[00:28:31] OK.
[00:28:33] Toast favorite food is snails.
[00:28:34] Gardeners don't like snails in their garden, right?
[00:28:37] So when people don't want bugs in their garden,
[00:28:38] or agriculture producers don't want bugs,
[00:28:41] they apply pesticides, right?
[00:28:43] So say there was a pesticide in the snail.
[00:28:47] So there's one pesticide.
[00:28:49] The snail has consumed one pesticide.
[00:28:51] And then toast comes in, and toast eats two snails as a snack.
[00:28:55] How many pesticides would then be in toast, Jinxie?
[00:28:58] Three.
[00:28:59] Wow.
[00:29:01] Sweet.
[00:29:02] See, I have a little bit of a brain.
[00:29:05] Wait a second.
[00:29:10] Wait, I was wrong.
[00:29:13] OK, sorry.
[00:29:13] Here, stand over there.
[00:29:15] OK, so there's one pesticide in this snail.
[00:29:18] It's probably because the board's not working.
[00:29:20] Can we exit out of this and re-put it back and see if that
[00:29:22] fixes it?
[00:29:23] It's just because you don't have the visual.
[00:29:25] We'll go again.
[00:29:26] It's frozen.
[00:29:27] One plus two, though.
[00:29:28] So never mind. You can do it without the visual. So this is the food chain. Alright. This is
[00:29:38] a snail. The snail has consumed one pesticide. Oh no. Toast comes in and consumes two snails.
[00:29:46] So how many pesticides has Toast then consumed? Two. Yes! What's one plus one? Two. Yes.
[00:29:58] So then there are two pesticides in these lizards, all right?
[00:30:01] Okay.
[00:30:02] A snake comes in, wants to eat two lizards as a snack.
[00:30:07] There's two pesticides per lizard.
[00:30:10] So how many pesticides are now in the snake?
[00:30:13] How many did he eat?
[00:30:14] Two lizards.
[00:30:15] Four.
[00:30:16] Four.
[00:30:17] Yes.
[00:30:18] Okay.
[00:30:19] Four pesticides.
[00:30:21] It's now, it's accumulating, right?
[00:30:24] It's, right?
[00:30:25] Okay.
[00:30:26] Now there are two snakes.
[00:30:27] them has four pesticides in it. A bird comes in and eats two snakes. How many
[00:30:31] pesticides are now inside the bird? Eight. Yes! Quick math. Come on baby. Too
[00:30:40] easy. And that is called biomagnification. So one thing that people
[00:30:45] don't realize when they apply chemical pesticides is that they move up the food
[00:30:50] chain and affect wildlife that we're not targeting necessarily because those
[00:30:54] pesticides don't go away. So where you can try to use natural pesticide
[00:30:58] alternative, same thing with rat poison. So if it's same like this same chart but
[00:31:02] with a rat down there, if a rat eats rat poison then the snake eats the rat then
[00:31:05] you get a rat with a bird and that right. So right okay cool great you did
[00:31:10] really good there. Thank you I kind of forgot he was there he was just chilling.
[00:31:13] Yeah he's hanging out he's got little legs and places to be now. There he goes.
[00:31:19] I don't know why he looked like a snake with legs. That was weird. I mean
[00:31:24] Kind of is like a snake with legs blizzards are like snakes with his back print like his pattern looks very snake-ish
[00:31:33] He's got cool scales check them out
[00:31:37] Yeah, pretty yeah, that's very nice
[00:31:41] Shed he does shed like a snake does
[00:31:44] Ooh, hit them.
[00:31:47] Hold the jawline.
[00:31:49] Yeah, huh?
[00:31:50] Wow.
[00:31:51] A difference between lizards and snakes is lizards have eyelids, so he can close his eyes whereas a snake cannot.
[00:31:58] And those are his ear holes, there.
[00:32:01] Wait, snakes can't close their eyes?
[00:32:03] No, they can't.
[00:32:04] What?
[00:32:05] Yeah, and those are his nostrils.
[00:32:08] And he smells with his tongue.
[00:32:10] His tongue smells things?
[00:32:12] Yeah.
[00:32:13] How is that possible?
[00:32:15] He catches particles on his tongue and then brings them back into his mouth
[00:32:19] and it sends signals to his brain to tell him what he sniffed.
[00:32:22] That is very creative and cool.
[00:32:24] Would you like to meet another animal that smells with their tongue?
[00:32:27] Yep.
[00:32:28] Do you want to guess what it is?
[00:32:30] It's probably going to be a snake.
[00:32:32] Good guess.
[00:32:34] Snakes are really scary. I don't know. I don't know.
[00:32:40] Please don't be a snake.
[00:32:43] And the entire chat is typing, jeej.
[00:32:50] Hi, lady.
[00:32:51] It's definitely going to be a snake, dude.
[00:32:53] Oh my god.
[00:32:55] Alright.
[00:32:57] Okay.
[00:32:59] Oh god.
[00:33:01] It's the little one, Jengsty.
[00:33:05] Maya, please.
[00:33:06] I brought you the little one.
[00:33:08] Maya, I've never touched a snake in my life.
[00:33:10] Really?
[00:33:11] Yeah.
[00:33:12] This is Pachi. Pachi is a ball python. Her name is Pachi because she's only got one eye.
[00:33:19] See on this side there's no eyeball there where there should be an eyeball.
[00:33:23] On the other side she's got an eyeball. Now Maya, I noticed you said the little one,
[00:33:28] what is the big one? Is she like a velociraptor? This guy's pretty big.
[00:33:34] Not really anything like a velociraptor but the big one is about eight feet long.
[00:33:38] Pachi's much smaller. You have an eight foot snake.
[00:33:42] this property I do now our pythons the ones that
[00:33:47] Constrict you to death like earth those are the ones yes. Yes, but
[00:33:53] Is he what if he starts wrapping me Maya? What do I do? Do I just like?
[00:33:58] Release like if he starts really going for me
[00:34:01] No, so so patchy as you can see is quite small if you imagine into the largest thing that this snake could consume
[00:34:08] with a head this size right
[00:34:10] Maybe something around this scurth, right?
[00:34:15] Maybe a little bit larger, not, right?
[00:34:21] Not all that.
[00:34:23] So, Pachi is not going to constrict you,
[00:34:25] choke you out to try to eat you.
[00:34:28] Cause you're way too big for her to eat.
[00:34:30] So that's not something that's gonna happen.
[00:34:32] And that's the same with our eight foot snake.
[00:34:33] She could not consume you either.
[00:34:37] You sure?
[00:34:38] Like eight foot?
[00:34:39] Yeah, I mean, she couldn't, she could, her size,
[00:34:42] she could maybe get around your head,
[00:34:43] but she could not get around your shoulders.
[00:34:45] Oh, she would just take off my head then.
[00:34:47] No, cause they eat everything whole.
[00:34:49] Okay, my head is just like scary.
[00:34:52] Am I doing, sorry, I am not doing a very good job.
[00:34:53] You're right.
[00:34:54] Okay, this is a ball python.
[00:34:56] It is not a venomous snake.
[00:34:58] It is a constrictor, but it's not one
[00:34:59] that is going to hurt you.
[00:35:00] She has never bit anyone in her life.
[00:35:02] We've had her since she was a baby.
[00:35:04] As far as I know, she has never bit anybody.
[00:35:08] She certainly has never been a collaborator
[00:35:09] and she's never bit me.
[00:35:11] So is she one of those things where like she senses fear?
[00:35:14] Like if I'm scared, she might bite?
[00:35:16] If you're, I wouldn't say she's sensing fear.
[00:35:20] If you're like shaky and nervous,
[00:35:22] she'd probably be a little bit uncomfortable,
[00:35:24] but that's okay.
[00:35:25] Okay, I'll just. You can start,
[00:35:27] you can start by just touching her.
[00:35:28] So like, yeah.
[00:35:29] Hey, Patchy, that's my hand.
[00:35:33] Very nice. Patches or Patchy?
[00:35:35] Patchy. Patchy.
[00:35:36] Yeah, I'm good to go for it.
[00:35:37] Okay.
[00:35:39] Which angle do I just kind of?
[00:35:41] Yeah, put one hand under there, that'll be good.
[00:35:43] And like here?
[00:35:44] Yeah, there you go.
[00:35:46] Patchy, you okay?
[00:35:47] Is this good?
[00:35:48] Yeah, it's great.
[00:35:49] Very nice.
[00:35:52] Maya, I'm holding a snake.
[00:35:53] You are.
[00:35:54] Oh my God.
[00:35:55] Yeah, what do you think?
[00:35:56] I conquered a fear, I never thought I would do this.
[00:35:59] How does it feel?
[00:36:00] How nice, what are you doing?
[00:36:02] So that's her head, don't worry about it.
[00:36:04] Yeah, she's coming up to see you.
[00:36:05] Maya, just look at me.
[00:36:06] She's sticking her tongue out because she's smelling.
[00:36:09] Like I said, snakes smell with their tongue.
[00:36:13] She's saying, what's up?
[00:36:15] I am scared.
[00:36:16] Don't be scared.
[00:36:17] Can I really search you?
[00:36:18] Sure, if you want.
[00:36:20] Okay, just like that?
[00:36:22] Yeah, sure.
[00:36:25] I just a snake.
[00:36:25] Good job!
[00:36:26] Oh my God, I never thought I would do that.
[00:36:29] Good job!
[00:36:30] Oh my God.
[00:36:31] Snakes are not so scary, guys.
[00:36:33] I know the black racers, do you know those?
[00:36:36] Or I think that's what they're called, I don't know.
[00:36:37] In Florida?
[00:36:38] Yeah, sure.
[00:36:39] There's one in my yard yesterday morning.
[00:36:42] Cool!
[00:36:43] I flinched, because he shh.
[00:36:45] They're fast.
[00:36:45] Yes.
[00:36:46] That she's not as fast.
[00:36:48] But generally, what we want to teach people with snakes,
[00:36:51] a few things.
[00:36:51] One, they're really not as scary as you think.
[00:36:53] They're actually quite cute.
[00:36:55] Why do you think people are so naturally scared of snakes,
[00:36:58] though?
[00:36:58] I think, well, there's a lot of venomous species of snake.
[00:37:02] And there's not enough anti-venom in the world for that.
[00:37:06] So there's a legitimate fear there.
[00:37:09] But I think a lot of it is media too.
[00:37:11] Like it's a learned thing that people are like, ooh, thanks.
[00:37:13] Scary, because they're really demonized.
[00:37:16] But really, they're chill.
[00:37:17] They're like any other wildlife.
[00:37:18] They aren't interested.
[00:37:19] They're not out to get you.
[00:37:21] They're just living their lives.
[00:37:24] And they're cute and cool and just super misunderstood
[00:37:27] overall.
[00:37:28] Also, maybe this doesn't apply to you clearly,
[00:37:31] but some people are really into snakes
[00:37:33] and want them as pets.
[00:37:34] And so there's an issue with the pet trade as well.
[00:37:36] One of the reasons she's called the ball python
[00:37:38] is if they get scared, they'll curl up into a ball,
[00:37:41] which makes them very easy to poach.
[00:37:43] So people will take them out of the wild
[00:37:45] to sell them into the pet trade,
[00:37:46] because people want them,
[00:37:47] which is obviously not good
[00:37:48] for those wild populations either.
[00:37:50] Is that like illegal to sell snakes to people or no?
[00:37:54] It's a complicated question, it depends where you are.
[00:37:57] There is a ton of wild capture that happens
[00:38:00] even in the US for the pet trade today.
[00:38:03] Before Patschy, we had a ball python
[00:38:04] that was a confiscation from LAX.
[00:38:07] So somebody put like hundreds of baby ball pythons in bags,
[00:38:10] stuffed them in PVC pipe,
[00:38:12] and then shipped them through cargo into LAX.
[00:38:15] Who would do that like Satan?
[00:38:18] Poachers that are just trying to make money, you know,
[00:38:20] cause there's money to be made there.
[00:38:23] That snake did not survive,
[00:38:25] but that happened in 2021, y'all.
[00:38:27] Like it's still happening.
[00:38:28] So if you're getting pets, be aware of where your source of
[00:38:32] nose pets from as well.
[00:38:34] OK.
[00:38:35] Yeah, no, I'll never get a snake.
[00:38:37] I'm too scared of them, but I respect them.
[00:38:39] Did this help?
[00:38:40] Yes, this overcame a fear.
[00:38:41] I never thought I would actually pick up a snake in my
[00:38:43] life.
[00:38:43] That's the first time I've done that.
[00:38:44] Yeah, you did great.
[00:38:45] She looked chill.
[00:38:47] I mean, it doesn't look scary.
[00:38:48] She's the chillest.
[00:38:49] How old is she?
[00:38:50] She's four, I think.
[00:38:56] Do you guys see kind of like the holes on the
[00:38:57] besides your mouth there a little bit, kind of sorta.
[00:39:01] Those are pit organs or heat sensing organs
[00:39:04] so they can kind of like see their praise heat signature
[00:39:07] sort of like a, I don't know if they have like a thermal
[00:39:11] or something in your game.
[00:39:12] I think that's a thing in some other games.
[00:39:13] Yeah, thermal, that'd be glass sniper rifle.
[00:39:17] Cool, so it's kind of like that maybe,
[00:39:19] I don't know what that is,
[00:39:19] but I think it's kind of like that.
[00:39:23] Is it like that, Chuck?
[00:39:25] Like, yes, thermal heat sensor, yes, that's class.
[00:39:29] Okay, I'm doing my best.
[00:39:31] Anyway, so this is Pachi, she's the coolest
[00:39:34] and she's very nice and you guys don't need to be
[00:39:36] as afraid of snakes as you thought.
[00:39:37] Yeah, she is very sweet.
[00:39:39] She's so nice.
[00:39:40] She actually just licked my arm
[00:39:41] and then looked at me and I was all she did.
[00:39:42] Yeah, that was nice.
[00:39:45] All right, great.
[00:39:45] So like, you're doing good.
[00:39:48] We ramped up a little bit.
[00:39:49] I actually am less nervous.
[00:39:50] Oh wait, I forgot we started at easy.
[00:39:55] No, I'm doing okay.
[00:39:57] So we're going to move on to the bugs.
[00:39:59] Okay, sweet.
[00:40:00] Alright, I'm going to put Patchy away.
[00:40:04] And then I'll come back and get you your blindfold.
[00:40:06] How do you guys think I'm doing?
[00:40:14] Pretty good?
[00:40:15] Dude, I never, terrible, alright.
[00:40:18] I never thought I would actually pick up a snake, so that's pretty cool.
[00:40:24] Okay, so, you're afraid of bugs.
[00:40:27] Yeah, yes.
[00:40:28] A lot of people are afraid of bugs,
[00:40:30] and I find sometimes the best way to get over your fear of bugs
[00:40:35] is exposure and flooding.
[00:40:42] So,
[00:40:46] I'm gonna blindfold you.
[00:40:49] Wait, blindfold?
[00:40:51] Yeah, I'll blindfold you.
[00:40:54] My, I don't know if this is a great idea.
[00:40:56] James, you mean you go way back, right?
[00:40:58] You trust me?
[00:41:00] So I'm going to be blindfolded just randomly touching bugs.
[00:41:05] I'm going to bring you bugs.
[00:41:08] Okay.
[00:41:09] You're going to trust me.
[00:41:11] All right, I can do it.
[00:41:12] I can do it.
[00:41:13] You can put this on and you help.
[00:41:14] You can do it.
[00:41:15] Yep.
[00:41:16] Wow.
[00:41:17] Brave.
[00:41:18] Okay.
[00:41:19] Okay, all right, and then you'll put your hands on the table, palms facing up, hands
[00:41:28] together.
[00:41:29] Amazing.
[00:41:30] Okay, so I'm going to go in there, I'm going to grab you a bug.
[00:41:34] Woo!
[00:41:35] Woo!
[00:41:36] Okay, woo!
[00:41:37] No poisonous bugs, right?
[00:41:38] Nope.
[00:41:39] Why did you go, nope.
[00:41:41] I'll be back, I'm going to get you a bug.
[00:41:43] Why did she hesitate?
[00:41:44] I'm going to get you a bug, I'm going to bring it back.
[00:41:45] Why did she hesitate?
[00:41:46] Why did she hesitate?
[00:41:47] Alright.
[00:41:48] Winehole makes this so much scarier.
[00:41:51] Okay.
[00:41:56] So.
[00:41:59] Maya, I'm scared, wait, Maya.
[00:41:59] Here we go, Chad, I'll show Chad the bug first.
[00:42:02] Maya, I'm scared, no Maya.
[00:42:03] Maya, I can't do this.
[00:42:04] This is the bug, this is my friend.
[00:42:09] Okay.
[00:42:10] All right, Jake, see rules first before we do this.
[00:42:15] He is alive, so you can't throw your hands in the air,
[00:42:18] Like you can't like throw him because that would be fucked up, right?
[00:42:23] My can I take the one? No?
[00:42:27] Who am I I'm actually scared you got a trustee. It's definitely a spider. I promise you I promise you
[00:42:33] It will not hurt you promise. It's not a spider. I promise you. It's not a spider. Okay. I'm good
[00:42:39] That's that make a better. Yes. Okay. Are you ready? Yep. Okay. I'm gonna put him in your hands. Here we go
[00:42:44] Okay, this my hand is gonna touch you first. This is my thumb
[00:42:47] Okay, okay, and he's on my hand, so I'm just gonna guide him onto yours. You ready? Yeah. All right. Here we go
[00:42:54] This is fire. Nope. I told you he's not a spider. I feel I also okay. He's walking under your hand. Is he a
[00:43:01] He's hard. He's very hard. He's like really he's like a rock
[00:43:05] is he
[00:43:07] Is it like a big big? Whoa? He's got sharp sharp hands
[00:43:13] Whoo?
[00:43:14] Okay, he's almost fully on your hand now. I'm gonna move my hand away, and he's gonna be on your hand
[00:43:20] Okay, now it's just him on your hand. Oh my god. I'm really scared. I just
[00:43:24] His antenna hit me or something. What is he like does have in town? Yes. He feels like a
[00:43:31] Big beetle or a big crab or really great gas
[00:43:35] Yeah
[00:43:36] Okay, how do you feel? Oh?
[00:43:39] I'm
[00:43:40] Okay, I'm doing it. I'm fine. I'm gonna take your blindfold off. You know see him. Oh, yes
[00:43:44] Yes, yes.
[00:43:48] He was a big beetle.
[00:43:49] He doesn't even look real.
[00:43:50] He looks like AI.
[00:43:53] He doesn't look real.
[00:43:58] Maya, he looks like AI generated.
[00:44:03] Is he not real?
[00:44:04] Is he fake?
[00:44:14] I was so scared how did you get him to walk?
[00:44:27] He is also not in control he didn't really go though I'm sitting here and then I'm looking
[00:44:39] I'm like, this looks like a toy and he's not moving.
[00:44:42] Yeah.
[00:44:43] Yeah.
[00:44:44] No, you did really great.
[00:44:45] And I do this with people to make sure
[00:44:49] that they're not going to throw their hands up
[00:44:51] before I put a real bug in their hands,
[00:44:52] because I can't trust them to do that until I see them succeed.
[00:44:55] So now I'm going to put the blindfold back on you,
[00:44:57] and I'm actually going to bring you a bug.
[00:44:59] OK.
[00:44:59] Probably a real beetle?
[00:45:01] I don't know.
[00:45:03] It's not a spider.
[00:45:05] All right.
[00:45:06] All right, put your blindfold back on.
[00:45:07] here we go. This one I have underneath this desk. Oh my God. I won't leave. Okay. I'll
[00:45:15] be right here. Okay. Oh. All right. Heart rate's climbing again. Okay. How are you feeling?
[00:45:21] You ready? Good. I'm ready. I feel better now. I'm going to put them in your hands
[00:45:25] in three. Can you do the same thing where you start with like thumb so it just like
[00:45:29] sort of eases into it or are you just going to drop them right in? Sure. I'll put them.
[00:45:34] I'll put them on your thumb so you can.
[00:45:35] Maya, is this a spider?
[00:45:36] Nope.
[00:45:37] Okay.
[00:45:38] Are you ready?
[00:45:39] I'm ready.
[00:45:40] Three, two, one.
[00:45:44] What the fuck was that?
[00:45:44] What the fuck, what the fuck just hit me?
[00:45:47] He squirted or something.
[00:45:49] What the fuck was that?
[00:45:52] Maya, Maya, what the fuck is this torch?
[00:45:57] Something just, like I was spit on or something?
[00:46:02] Can I take my blindfold off?
[00:46:04] Yeah, okay.
[00:46:06] I'll try it with this one.
[00:46:08] Okay.
[00:46:10] Is there any actual bugs in here?
[00:46:14] Yeah.
[00:46:16] Okay, alright.
[00:46:18] No, I put these gloves on.
[00:46:20] I thought like an accident happened.
[00:46:22] I'll take my blindfold off.
[00:46:24] Okay.
[00:46:26] Woo!
[00:46:28] Woo! We need no more blindfold?
[00:46:30] No.
[00:46:31] So that was all a joke. I thought it was gonna be okay
[00:46:36] I'm sorry. All right put these gloves on. I'm gonna bring you bugs for real
[00:46:39] I thought like a severe accident happened to me live
[00:46:43] Like I thought like a venomous like bug just
[00:46:47] Because you were like because you were like are you ready and I heard your voice like up here, so like
[00:46:56] Okay
[00:46:57] Somebody said now bring him the t-rex you have a t-rex in here. I don't I won't do that. Oh, I need blops
[00:47:04] Yeah, you're good. You're good. All right, put those put those on I'm gonna bring you bugs and we're gonna we're gonna ramp up
[00:47:09] Okay, we're gonna go gateway bug first and then we're gonna get you to okay cool cool cool
[00:47:14] Being able to see just makes it like
[00:47:18] Way better see I told you I
[00:47:21] Do have strategy
[00:47:23] Hi-Fi said, now please bring him a hungry snake.
[00:47:27] So Hi-Fi, do you want me to just like die?
[00:47:29] That's content for you, Hi-Fi?
[00:47:31] You sick degenerate.
[00:47:33] Why are you so bad at putting gloves on?
[00:47:37] I don't know.
[00:47:43] Well, what's in there?
[00:47:45] I don't see anything.
[00:47:47] Oh, I see a tiny bug.
[00:47:49] Yeah, little bugs.
[00:47:51] One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, I love him.
[00:48:01] Yes, I know.
[00:48:03] He's literally just, he's so cute.
[00:48:06] Okay.
[00:48:09] But why does that happen?
[00:48:10] Like, it's because your hands are sweaty.
[00:48:13] It's okay.
[00:48:19] Okay.
[00:48:21] Ah, mmm.
[00:48:30] Okay, so.
[00:48:41] Good to go.
[00:48:43] Okay, so to begin our bug program for real this time, these are zebra isopods.
[00:48:51] Whoa, they're tiny.
[00:48:54] Zebra isopods.
[00:48:55] You guys may know these as rolypolis or plethora of other common names.
[00:49:02] I don't know.
[00:49:03] Everybody calls them something different.
[00:49:04] This is like the Mediterranean version of the rolypoly.
[00:49:08] Those are rolypolis.
[00:49:09] I've always heard that term.
[00:49:10] You've never seen rolypoly?
[00:49:11] No.
[00:49:12] Really?
[00:49:12] Maybe.
[00:49:13] Yes, you have.
[00:49:14] Are they big, are they common in Florida?
[00:49:17] They're all over, yeah.
[00:49:18] OK.
[00:49:19] So this is the little guy.
[00:49:23] All right, this is our, this is the gateway bug.
[00:49:25] It's just a little tiny guy.
[00:49:27] This is Marty.
[00:49:31] There you go.
[00:49:33] So Marty is an isopod.
[00:49:35] Wait, Maya, how do you know his name?
[00:49:37] There's like five of them.
[00:49:38] They're all named Marty.
[00:49:41] So then.
[00:49:42] Smart.
[00:49:44] This is an isopod, a zebra isopod.
[00:49:47] Don't eat it.
[00:49:49] Why are you saying that?
[00:49:51] No, I wouldn't.
[00:49:52] Why are you saying that?
[00:49:53] I would not eat this.
[00:49:54] God, he's tiny.
[00:49:55] Oh my God.
[00:49:56] Yeah, he is little.
[00:49:57] Does he have eyes?
[00:49:58] Oh yeah, yeah.
[00:49:59] They come in lots of different colors,
[00:50:02] shapes, sizes.
[00:50:03] They can be orange.
[00:50:04] They can have purple spots.
[00:50:05] They can be yellow.
[00:50:06] They can be striped like this.
[00:50:08] They can be small like that.
[00:50:09] They can also be huge like this.
[00:50:12] They can be that big?
[00:50:13] Yes.
[00:50:14] This is a giant marine isopod, plushy.
[00:50:18] But this is life-size.
[00:50:19] These live at the bottom of our oceans right now.
[00:50:21] This is also a type of isopod.
[00:50:24] How did those get so big versus?
[00:50:27] Different species.
[00:50:28] The same roly poly?
[00:50:30] Sorry.
[00:50:30] Yeah, I guess you can call that a roly poly if you want it.
[00:50:33] They're crustaceans.
[00:50:34] So this is not an insect.
[00:50:36] It's not a bug, technically, either.
[00:50:38] It's a crustacean.
[00:50:39] So if you ate it and you were allergic to like shrimp, you would also be allergic to Marty
[00:50:44] Do you how can you tell if these are boys or girls?
[00:50:48] That is a great
[00:50:51] Question, I don't know the answer to I
[00:50:55] Don't know I think this is a girl. Maybe okay. What makes you say that I
[00:51:02] Don't know just off like I'm just fiving out. Okay off the vibe. Okay, cool
[00:51:07] So you're not scared of this bug that you're doing fine. No, she's not moving at all. She or he or he
[00:51:13] Marty Marty I
[00:51:15] Don't know not moving great
[00:51:18] How old is this book like a day a week a month a year ten years that one in particular?
[00:51:25] I am not sure
[00:51:28] Could be could be weeks could be longer definitely not ten years though
[00:51:32] So you guys constantly get these things?
[00:51:35] Yeah, well they breed and we have a couple colonies and they breed in these colonies.
[00:51:40] So it's important to me to show people bugs because they're quite misunderstood and super,
[00:51:47] super important for our environment.
[00:51:49] Do you know what an invertebrate is?
[00:51:53] Invertebrate means they have no brain or no bones, one of the two.
[00:51:58] No spine.
[00:51:59] No spine.
[00:52:00] Invertebrates have no spine.
[00:52:01] do have a spine. So vertebrates are what you guys think of when you think of all animals.
[00:52:07] Okay? So like, birds, mammals, reptiles all have spines, right? We have spines. So we're
[00:52:12] vertebrates. How many species of vertebrate do you think there are on the planet?
[00:52:18] 17.
[00:52:22] So all... that's fine. Okay, because guess the 17. The correct answer for how many vertebrates
[00:52:28] there are on this planet is actually closer to 60,000 so I thought it was
[00:52:36] one of those trick questions no that's fine that's fine the species like like a
[00:52:42] all birds mammals reptiles combined you know we've met how many species say like
[00:52:48] three 60,000 species of vertebrates how many species of invertebrate do you
[00:52:54] think there are on this planet?
[00:52:56] So this would be no spine.
[00:52:58] No spine.
[00:52:59] There's going to be less.
[00:53:00] I'm going to say 20,000.
[00:53:02] 20,000.
[00:53:03] The correct answer is actually about 1.3 million.
[00:53:08] I don't expect you to know the answer to these questions,
[00:53:10] by the way.
[00:53:11] That's the point.
[00:53:11] Lots of invertebrate species.
[00:53:13] Invertebrates rule our planet.
[00:53:15] Mind you, these are all only identified species.
[00:53:18] There are so many more species that are unidentified.
[00:53:21] Invertebrates absolutely rule our planet.
[00:53:22] Without bugs, we all would die.
[00:53:25] I don't mean that lightly.
[00:53:27] No bugs, we all die.
[00:53:29] This bug is really important because it's a detritivore.
[00:53:32] It eats decaying matter.
[00:53:34] And so it helps recycle soil nutrients and stuff.
[00:53:36] We can use to grow things.
[00:53:37] We need plants to survive.
[00:53:41] So when you say vertebrates or invertebrates,
[00:53:44] does that just classify as bugs?
[00:53:47] Or would I be considered a vertebrate?
[00:53:49] You are a vertebrate.
[00:53:50] OK.
[00:53:51] So it applies to it.
[00:53:51] OK, got it.
[00:53:52] Yeah, okay, so we're gonna go a little bit bigger, all right?
[00:53:57] Okay. Cool.
[00:53:58] I'm gonna introduce you to Barbara.
[00:54:02] Barbara, that's definitely 100% a spider name.
[00:54:06] It's gonna be a spider.
[00:54:09] She's not a spider.
[00:54:10] I'm trying to pre-fire that.
[00:54:12] Oh, she's...
[00:54:13] I can't even see.
[00:54:15] Oh, beetle!
[00:54:20] is a Madagascar hissing cockroach.
[00:54:27] She's a cockroach?
[00:54:29] I thought it was a beetle.
[00:54:30] Yeah, there's a few barbers in here.
[00:54:32] Let me grab one of them.
[00:54:34] So I know you said you don't like things that hiss.
[00:54:37] Is she going to hiss right?
[00:54:39] Am I?
[00:54:40] She's hissing.
[00:54:41] Yeah, they are hissing a little bit.
[00:54:42] Am I?
[00:54:43] Does that mean they're aggressive?
[00:54:44] No, it just means that they're scared.
[00:54:45] So these are Madagascar hissing cockroaches here.
[00:54:48] Chad, I'll show you.
[00:54:49] So actually, this is not Barbara, this is BakedBean.
[00:54:54] The males are all named BakedBean.
[00:54:56] The females are all named Barbara.
[00:54:58] Where are you going?
[00:55:03] Wow.
[00:55:04] So this is BakedBean.
[00:55:06] Madagascar hissing cockroaches can hiss.
[00:55:08] It's a defense mechanism.
[00:55:10] Oh, you're gone.
[00:55:10] Oh, sorry.
[00:55:13] These, just like our isopods, are also detritivores.
[00:55:17] So they break down detritus.
[00:55:19] And that's a really important job that they have for making new soils for us.
[00:55:24] Would you like to hold him?
[00:55:26] Okay, if he hisses, does that mean he wants to attack?
[00:55:31] No.
[00:55:32] That just means he's uncomfortable with the situation.
[00:55:34] Yes.
[00:55:35] Okay, hands over the table here.
[00:55:38] Don't move, right?
[00:55:40] And then just slowly ease up.
[00:55:42] Yeah, like what you thought was going to happen with the blindfold.
[00:55:48] amazing.
[00:55:49] Maya, you might climb up my arm.
[00:55:51] He may.
[00:55:52] Maya.
[00:55:53] Maya, you might climb up.
[00:55:54] Okay.
[00:55:55] See you on the hands, bro.
[00:55:56] Please.
[00:55:57] So...
[00:55:58] Maya's going to go up my arm.
[00:56:01] I'm reading chat.
[00:56:02] Maya.
[00:56:03] I know that people don't love cockroaches.
[00:56:06] I'm very aware of that.
[00:56:08] Why do we not like cockroaches?
[00:56:10] Because we associate them with really dirty places, right?
[00:56:12] You see a cockroach and you're like, oh, yuck, roach, right?
[00:56:16] I said they're Detroit, so they break down decaying matter. Every species on this planet
[00:56:21] has a job.
[00:56:22] They're just going to jump.
[00:56:23] That helps you out. That helps make the world go round and help support their ecosystem.
[00:56:28] Their job is to break down decaying matter. So if there is food available in your home
[00:56:34] or if there's pet food or stuff that they can smell and sense, they're thinking, oh,
[00:56:41] matter, let me go break that down for you. They're just doing their job, they're not there to be gross
[00:56:48] or to scare you or to do any of those things, that's just what they're on this planet to do.
[00:56:53] So I tell people that getting mad at a cockroach for being in a dirty house or dirty situation is
[00:56:57] like getting mad at a firefighter for being at the side of a fire. They did not cause that problem,
[00:57:02] they're there to fix it, and that's just what they're on the planet to do. That doesn't mean that
[00:57:06] that you need to love them.
[00:57:09] Remind, that's so smart.
[00:57:11] It doesn't mean that you necessarily even
[00:57:14] need to not be afraid of them.
[00:57:15] But I do think it's important that people understand
[00:57:16] what their job is and what they're trying to do.
[00:57:19] We don't want to cohabit with cockroaches.
[00:57:21] They can spread disease.
[00:57:22] Some people are allergic to cockroach dust.
[00:57:24] But they're very important for a planet still.
[00:57:28] So when you see a roach, he's in a dirty house.
[00:57:30] He's there to help.
[00:57:32] Yes.
[00:57:33] Yeah.
[00:57:34] Yeah.
[00:57:34] They're there to help.
[00:57:35] to break things down. There he is! Okay, what'd you think about that, Jensie?
[00:57:43] I just got concerned because I thought he was going to go up my arm and that was when
[00:57:47] I started panicking because he just keeps going up, up, up, like...
[00:57:51] They move pretty fast. Whoo! Yeah. And this is one of the larger species of cockroach.
[00:57:59] These are only in Madagascar. Some cockroach species can fly, this one can't.
[00:58:04] Do you like Asgard like the movie?
[00:58:06] It is the place, yeah.
[00:58:09] Oh, it's like a gigantic island, right?
[00:58:12] Yeah, it's also a movie.
[00:58:17] He is a big roach. I haven't seen one that big before.
[00:58:20] They're quite big. Yeah. Cool.
[00:58:23] Okay, you can take your gloves off again.
[00:58:26] Now, okay, so grab the, like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, good tech, yep, yep, yep,
[00:58:39] okay, great.
[00:58:41] So now I'm gonna, I'm gonna bring you a venomous bug, okay?
[00:58:47] What if he bites me?
[00:58:49] We're gonna meet a venomous bug, it's an arachnid.
[00:58:52] That is a spider, spiders are arachnids.
[00:58:54] There are arachnids, but there's other things that are arachnids as well that aren't spiders.
[00:59:01] What could be an arachnid that's not a spider?
[00:59:08] Scorpion?
[00:59:11] Yes!
[00:59:12] A scorpion.
[00:59:13] Okay, if he's venomous, I shouldn't be handling him, right?
[00:59:21] This is tortellini.
[00:59:23] He's an Emperor Scorpion, he's hiding right now.
[00:59:27] I'll show you, he's just a baby, he's probably under here.
[00:59:31] Yeah, there he is.
[00:59:32] That's Tortellini, the Emperor Scorpion, cute little baby guy.
[00:59:37] He looks like Skarner from League of Legends.
[00:59:40] I don't know, I know what League of Legends is actually,
[00:59:44] but I don't know who that is.
[00:59:45] He's just a cringe champion in that loser's play.
[00:59:48] Oh, got it.
[00:59:50] So this is pretty small, at full size, he'll be this big.
[00:59:56] So he'll grow to be about the size of my hand.
[00:59:59] Scorpions grow like snakes grow, which I didn't show you
[01:00:03] a snake shed today, but they grow like this.
[01:00:09] So this is Tortellini's baby book.
[01:00:11] They molt their exoskeleton.
[01:00:14] So this was when Tortellini first came to us in 2021,
[01:00:17] and this was his most recent molt.
[01:00:20] So he's got a ways to go, but this is how they grow, honey.
[01:00:24] You named him after the Italian dish tortellini?
[01:00:26] Yeah.
[01:00:28] Someone said she fucking hates you, bro.
[01:00:32] Who?
[01:00:33] The Scorpion or you?
[01:00:36] I think they were talking about me.
[01:00:39] I don't hate Jaincy.
[01:00:41] I also don't think that he's dumb.
[01:00:46] OK.
[01:00:47] No, I'm just smart in certain categories.
[01:00:50] Yeah, he's taught me things today.
[01:00:53] Like what?
[01:00:55] Rainbow Six Siege is a tactical first person shooter.
[01:01:00] She's right.
[01:01:04] So scorpions are arachnids, so are spiders.
[01:01:08] It kind of goes like arachnid, scorpion, spider, other things,
[01:01:12] right, vinegar, and blah, blah, blah.
[01:01:14] This is a venomous bug, like I said.
[01:01:16] So as some of you guys know, scorpions can sting, right?
[01:01:20] And if he did sting, it would be kind of like a bee sting.
[01:01:24] It's not going to kill you, but it's like a bee sting.
[01:01:26] Have you ever thought about, this is a weird shaped animal,
[01:01:29] right?
[01:01:30] Scorpions?
[01:01:31] Yes.
[01:01:31] Have you ever thought about how they bang?
[01:01:36] Like two scorpions.
[01:01:38] Yeah.
[01:01:39] I don't know, but I'd assume it's hard with the claws and stuff.
[01:01:43] Oh.
[01:01:43] Do you want to guess?
[01:01:46] Like what does that look like in your eyes?
[01:01:49] Two scorpions banging.
[01:01:50] You want me to sort of simulate how I fake that ghost?
[01:01:54] Yeah.
[01:01:58] So this is the male.
[01:01:59] This is the female.
[01:02:01] OK.
[01:02:01] I don't think.
[01:02:02] Just sort of.
[01:02:03] So you think this is his penis?
[01:02:06] I don't.
[01:02:07] That's fine.
[01:02:08] I mean, that's a fair guess.
[01:02:09] If that's your guess.
[01:02:10] I'm going with that.
[01:02:11] OK.
[01:02:12] OK.
[01:02:13] Everyone's laughing.
[01:02:15] I've never been asked this, how do scorpions bang?
[01:02:18] Do you want to know?
[01:02:21] Sure.
[01:02:22] Okay, so this is the male here, this would be the female, not to scale, not color, represented
[01:02:30] it, like they're stuffed animals.
[01:02:32] But in this case, this is the male, this is the female, so the first thing that they'll
[01:02:35] do is they'll hold hands, which is cute and nice.
[01:02:37] Oh.
[01:02:38] So like sweet, yeah.
[01:02:39] They'll find each other, they'll hold hands.
[01:02:41] That's nice.
[01:02:42] And then they'll kind of dance around a little bit.
[01:02:45] They'll do this, cute, cute.
[01:02:47] And then when she's ready, the male will drop this,
[01:02:53] which is a sperm packet, also called a spermatophore.
[01:02:59] So he'll drop a sperm packet onto the ground, like so.
[01:03:04] And then he will guide her on top of it.
[01:03:07] And then she will pick up the spermatophore
[01:03:09] into her operculum boom bam, she's pregnant.
[01:03:15] It's a loot drop.
[01:03:16] So he hands them a frigging packet, yo.
[01:03:19] Yep.
[01:03:20] I, that is the most interesting thing ever.
[01:03:23] So even they have their little romance.
[01:03:25] Yeah, isn't that nice?
[01:03:26] That is very, very cute.
[01:03:27] Yeah.
[01:03:29] Cool, well, the more you know, everybody.
[01:03:31] All right.
[01:03:33] They also have a really cool party trick.
[01:03:36] I don't think it should, we're not touching him right.
[01:03:41] You will not be holding the Scorpion today.
[01:03:46] Today.
[01:03:49] You want to say something cool?
[01:03:51] Yes, yes, yes.
[01:03:52] Maybe some of you know that Scorpions can do this, maybe some of you do not.
[01:03:56] My chat obviously knows this.
[01:03:58] Not because my chat's smarter, they just seem to do this program like in Rehabs.
[01:04:02] You guys are smart.
[01:04:05] Scorpions we got to turn the lights off to show you
[01:04:08] Yeah, everybody knows okay. Do you know about this? No, okay?
[01:04:13] So we're gonna turn the lights off. This is a black light the buttons on the top
[01:04:17] So you can go ahead and shine the light on him and show them what the hell
[01:04:22] What?
[01:04:25] It's not me. How is he blue?
[01:04:29] Scorpions fluoresce under black light
[01:04:31] Oh, that is so cool.
[01:04:34] Crazy, right?
[01:04:35] Wow.
[01:04:36] So cool.
[01:04:37] Yeah, so if you guys in Florida actually and in Texas, if you go out at night with a black
[01:04:42] light, you start looking around, you could find scorpions this way.
[01:04:44] They will light up.
[01:04:45] Pretty sick.
[01:04:46] I'm going to turn the lights back on.
[01:04:48] Sorry.
[01:04:49] There you go.
[01:04:50] You have a lot of knowledge.
[01:04:51] Jesus.
[01:04:52] Thanks.
[01:04:53] They do my best.
[01:04:54] So what do you do?
[01:04:55] Yeah.
[01:04:56] So that is like, now I've seen scorpions.
[01:05:00] Scorpions that are like gigantic. Yeah, this was small like a tiny one. Yeah, he's a baby. Oh
[01:05:05] He will be big. Mm-hmm. He'll get to be like the size of my hand
[01:05:09] But I thought you said he took him four years to get to this point. Yeah, it goes pretty slow
[01:05:13] So how many years does it take for him to get like full size? I?
[01:05:17] actually would have thought that he would be
[01:05:20] Bigger by now, but I've never raised a scorpion. So I'm actually not super sure
[01:05:25] Maybe another five years, but that's a question for an animal care staff, probably not me.
[01:05:33] They're saying in one ear out the other, I don't think you said how many years it would
[01:05:37] take for him to be like gigantic.
[01:05:38] I didn't say that.
[01:05:40] So the chat is stupid.
[01:05:42] Dump, dump.
[01:05:44] Because you said it took him from 2021 to 2026 to get to this point, right?
[01:05:48] Yeah.
[01:05:49] And then you showed me the diaphragm.
[01:05:50] See, chatting.
[01:05:51] You guys aren't listening to Maya.
[01:05:52] I'm listening.
[01:05:53] Yeah. Yeah. Okay, so what did you think about the bugs?
[01:06:02] Um, that was so cool. When he glued in the dark, that was probably the coolest thing
[01:06:08] I've seen, honestly. I was sick.
[01:06:09] What's diaphragm?
[01:06:10] Diaphragm?
[01:06:11] You said diaphragm, you said diagram.
[01:06:15] Oh.
[01:06:16] Oh.
[01:06:17] He glued in the dark.
[01:06:20] And I said glue no when he glowed glowed when he glowed in the dark, but that was sick
[01:06:26] You know this another sorry to be a nerd here
[01:06:29] But it did look like the scorpion was black eyes black eyes is the best skin in the game of Rainbow Six Siege
[01:06:35] It's like a light blue when you when I put the flash on him. He's looked like that. That's cool
[01:06:41] All right, there you go guys. He's like black eyes. Nobody said that before yep
[01:06:46] High-fives is typing brother
[01:06:48] You're doing great.
[01:06:51] Thank you.
[01:06:52] Thank you.
[01:06:53] I think you're doing really good.
[01:06:54] I actually didn't think I was going to learn like a million things today, but I am.
[01:06:56] I've been really, yeah, I've been really thrown at you, sorry.
[01:06:59] Yeah.
[01:07:00] So do you, like, when you do the tour, do you always do like the same animals or do
[01:07:04] you sometimes do different stuff?
[01:07:07] Sometimes I switch it up for the most part.
[01:07:08] It's the same.
[01:07:09] There will be some animals that we don't visit today and like some animals that we do that
[01:07:13] other people don't see.
[01:07:14] So yeah.
[01:07:15] Yeah.
[01:07:16] Yeah, guys, I don't hate Jinxie.
[01:07:20] That's just what my face looks like.
[01:07:27] Okay.
[01:07:29] Jinxie, I think you're doing great.
[01:07:30] I think you're real smart.
[01:07:32] And I really appreciate you coming out here.
[01:07:33] Thank you.
[01:07:34] You know, actually, for real though,
[01:07:35] he never does IRLs.
[01:07:38] Yeah, this is like my fifth one of the year.
[01:07:39] And he came all the way out here just to do the stream,
[01:07:41] which is so sick.
[01:07:42] Like, I'm genuinely so grateful,
[01:07:44] And I'm so grateful you guys are here watching, too.
[01:07:46] I hope you're learning something,
[01:07:47] and I hope you're also having fun.
[01:07:49] Thank you so much.
[01:07:50] Yeah, no, I'm flying back home tomorrow morning.
[01:07:52] That's crazy.
[01:07:53] But I always did kind of want to do this.
[01:07:55] And then when you mentioned it at the streamer games,
[01:07:57] I was like, OK, it looks like pick a day and just do it.
[01:07:59] So nice.
[01:08:00] So sick.
[01:08:01] OK, are you guys ready to go outside?
[01:08:03] Yes.
[01:08:04] OK, we are going to switch to the backpack,
[01:08:06] and then we're going to go on a tour of the whole sanctuary.
[01:08:09] All right, I'm going to show you some animals.
[01:08:11] They do get fluffier from here.
[01:08:13] Yes.
[01:08:14] Yes, I like fur fluff.
[01:08:16] My f***ing is the bathroom real quick.
[01:08:18] Audio is the bathroom.
[01:08:20] The army?
[01:08:22] Oh, yeah, I don't know.
[01:08:24] Yep.
[01:08:26] Okay.
[01:08:28] Sorry.
[01:08:30] I'm sorry about that.
[01:08:34] Audio?
[01:08:36] Do you want to show them?
[01:08:42] There's a bunch of stuff in there.
[01:08:45] Can you guys hear me?
[01:08:47] Hey.
[01:08:48] Hello, hello, hello, hello.
[01:08:52] Chat testing.
[01:08:54] Awesome.
[01:08:55] Great.
[01:08:56] What's up?
[01:08:57] How you doing?
[01:08:58] I was kind of trying to ask him what you guys were like before.
[01:09:02] Because I've had sketch out here and I've had Ron out here as well.
[01:09:07] And he said that you guys would kind of be like their chats.
[01:09:10] And it does seem that way.
[01:09:11] way. And I love their chats. All, like, really super, like, just so funny. And love seeing
[01:09:18] their streamer get shit on. And I love shitting on your streamer up here. So, thank you for
[01:09:25] hanging out. I really appreciate it. And if I have the opportunity to shamelessly plug,
[01:09:32] if you want to follow Alvea Sanctuary on Twitch, that would be really awesome, because we've
[01:09:35] got live cams, and it helps us a ton to have people watching them. So, if you want to see
[01:09:40] Share animals or a second monitor stream and put the camslet that would be really great.
[01:09:45] Thank you so much.
[01:09:46] We're also running for charity today.
[01:09:47] We're a non-profit.
[01:09:48] If you're able to donate, amazing.
[01:09:51] No worries if not, you being here is really awesome too.
[01:09:53] Thank you so much.
[01:09:54] Ask him about his turtle.
[01:09:56] Oh, that's right.
[01:09:57] That's the only time.
[01:09:58] I've only met Jinxie one other time.
[01:10:00] I was at Streamer Games.
[01:10:01] I met him, or he DMed me about a turtle.
[01:10:06] I forget what we...
[01:10:07] I don't know.
[01:10:08] about a turtle ages ago and now he's here. Don't mind his awkwardness. I think
[01:10:16] he's doing great. I think a little grace too, like coming in here not really
[01:10:22] knowing me and being scared, like, doing pretty good. Welcome back.
[01:10:26] I'm back. Alright. Do you want me to back home? Yes. Okay. These are our chat phones.
[01:10:32] Who's Terry? Your turtle. Oh yeah, that's the turtle I texted you about. Yeah.
[01:10:37] They're doing great. There's two of them. Terry and Tori. We found a girl. Wow. Yeah, he's full-sized. He's like fits in your hand
[01:10:44] Okay. Oh, I hold this around. Whoa. Whoa. I've never used you. You don't have to bend to it if you don't want to
[01:10:49] But you can if you want to do that, right? Yeah, sure. How do you do it just like this?
[01:10:56] Yeah
[01:10:59] This is cool
[01:11:01] Let's just see like how pans, you know
[01:11:03] so we're going IRL now yeah you don't have to like I feel like IQ okay all
[01:11:12] right okay um we're gonna we're gonna head out meet some animals we're gonna
[01:11:17] start with some birds okay sweet all right here we go chat who's IQ our six
[01:11:23] our six character sorry what's our six rainbow six each oh she basically has a
[01:11:28] scanner on her arm that pops out like this and she just finds electronics in
[01:11:32] area. Got it. How many hours do you have in that game? Um, I think it's like six
[01:11:37] percent of my lifespan on the planet. You're trying. Yeah, like 30 to 40,000
[01:11:41] hours probably. That's a statistic. Yeah, six percent of my human life. 30 to 40,000 hours?
[01:11:49] Probably around 30,000 hours I'd say, because I have like 20 accounts. Oh my god.
[01:11:55] Yeah, so this is like probably, my chat would probably agree, this is probably the
[01:11:59] coolest stream I've done because I it's so not what I do that is the craziest thing
[01:12:05] I've ever heard in my is that that's not normal no okay whoa some of my friends
[01:12:10] actually have more hours than me which is obscene whoa that's nuts okay so
[01:12:16] we're going to meet some some birds right now we're gonna I'm gonna spray the
[01:12:20] bottom of your shoes this is just a disinfectant before we go in enclosures
[01:12:24] thank you so much chat I'm gonna get your shoes as well amazing thank you so
[01:12:29] Plus one immersion. Thank you so much. Okay. So this is our emu enclosure. Oh
[01:12:37] emu why do I know that name? I've seen bush gardens maybe? It has them? Probably
[01:12:43] yeah yeah a lot of zoo facilities have emus. We've got two of them their names
[01:12:47] are Stompy and Noly. Stomping? Stompy? Stompy and Noly. Noly got it. Oh my god.
[01:12:57] they're like human height. They are quite tall. Would you like to feed them or are you scared?
[01:13:06] I will feed them, yes. Okay here you can hold this.
[01:13:11] And then you can hold it out and he'll take it from your hands.
[01:13:14] What's his name? Stompy. Stomping.
[01:13:18] Oh my god he hates it. She likes lettuce here you can hold this out for her this is nollie.
[01:13:24] I don't want them to like fight over food.
[01:13:29] Noly.
[01:13:30] Oh my god, animals.
[01:13:33] Maya, that was close.
[01:13:35] You're the some blonder.
[01:13:41] She's gonna bite me.
[01:13:42] No, you won't.
[01:13:43] She won't.
[01:13:44] She won't.
[01:13:45] She's nice, so that's Noly.
[01:13:47] They're so big.
[01:13:48] They are.
[01:13:49] Yeah, I know it's kind of a weird animal.
[01:13:51] Do you want to feed grapes or is that too much?
[01:13:53] He just likes your bracelet.
[01:13:54] What's Tom been doing?
[01:13:55] He likes your bracelet.
[01:13:56] He likes flank to me right there.
[01:13:58] You want grape?
[01:13:59] You want grape?
[01:14:00] That's nice.
[01:14:01] Oh, no, he doesn't want a grape.
[01:14:03] He's just maybe not hungry?
[01:14:04] Yeah, maybe not.
[01:14:05] Noly, do you want a grape?
[01:14:08] Do you want to feed her grapes or are you scared?
[01:14:10] Sure.
[01:14:11] Okay.
[01:14:12] Oh, he likes the grapes now.
[01:14:13] That's nice.
[01:14:14] Don't leave him.
[01:14:15] Good job.
[01:14:16] He has like a little haircut.
[01:14:17] Oh.
[01:14:18] One more.
[01:14:19] That's it.
[01:14:20] All right.
[01:14:21] more. That's it. All right. Okay, brother and sister. No, they're lovers. Stompy is it Stompy's a male
[01:14:30] Noley's a female. Do they have children like babies? They know he has laid eggs in here. Yeah, but they
[01:14:36] have not they have not made it in here. But they do they are they get along great. Can I pet the back?
[01:14:42] Yes. Yeah, you can pet Stompy. So Stompy came here in 2021. He was actually at the zoo that I worked
[01:14:50] in college. Okay Maya, he literally loves you. Oh my god. The dad sit on the eggs and his dad
[01:14:58] abandoned his clutch of eggs. He was incubated and then brought here. And he's a really sweet bird.
[01:15:06] Stop me, so nice. She's like very cute. Oh my gosh. Do you want to give him a hug? How do I do it?
[01:15:13] Kind of like a person but it's a giant bird. Does that help? Yeah, so just like kind of like,
[01:15:18] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[01:15:21] Oh, that's nice.
[01:15:22] He rubs his head on my shoulder.
[01:15:25] That's a nice stomp.
[01:15:28] I love these stompin'.
[01:15:31] Aww.
[01:15:34] So nice, Stompy.
[01:15:35] Good job.
[01:15:36] Woo.
[01:15:38] Oh my god, he's so cute.
[01:15:40] You want to see a cool feature of their enclosure?
[01:15:42] Yes.
[01:15:42] So we just built this out.
[01:15:44] Emus are Australian birds. They can't fly. You probably knew that. Some people get emus and
[01:15:54] ostriches mixed up. And ostrich is much larger and they live in Africa and emus are from Australia.
[01:16:02] And they're smaller. And they love water, by the way, which is fun. You can lean on that rock,
[01:16:08] or sit on that rock and I'll go over here and we'll see if they want to come in for a swim.
[01:16:15] Stoppy!
[01:16:17] There he goes!
[01:16:19] So they drink from here?
[01:16:20] Yeah, they drink in here, they swim in here. This is a splash pad, so they have rain.
[01:16:27] They have a rain feature in here, so it'll literally rain from the pipes on the top.
[01:16:31] There's nozzles on the side, so it'll spray inwards as well.
[01:16:35] So it's like it's like man-made rain there. That's cool. We actually have a feature on the live cameras
[01:16:41] Where chat can donate to turn the rain on all right now because we're like in here with a DSLR, but
[01:16:48] That is that's how we built it. There's lettuce. That's so nice
[01:16:54] Wow
[01:16:58] 100 subs to drink that water. We're not gonna drink the water. Yeah, it doesn't look very drinkable
[01:17:03] Yeah, that wouldn't be great
[01:17:05] Hi miss. What do you think?
[01:17:09] You're also doing good in here because these are like, I get that this is a really intimidating animal.
[01:17:13] Yeah, they're like literally head level with me. Like they're standing up to me.
[01:17:17] Yeah, they're tall. They can, guess how fast they can run miles per hour.
[01:17:21] A cheetah is like 60. This is probably like 40 or something.
[01:17:26] Close. Yeah, 30. Yeah.
[01:17:29] 30 is crazy. 30 miles an hour chat.
[01:17:32] That's some talk, yes, too.
[01:17:34] Fastest human ever, it's like Usain Bolt.
[01:17:35] Is that like 19 or 20?
[01:17:37] I think it's 20 something, right, Chad?
[01:17:39] So this is faster than Usain Bolt?
[01:17:41] Yeah, yeah, for sure.
[01:17:44] Let's.
[01:17:45] 28.
[01:17:47] Whoa.
[01:17:50] Tractor.
[01:17:51] How old are they?
[01:17:53] Stompi was born Valentine's Day, 2021.
[01:17:58] And Noly, I think is a few years older.
[01:18:02] No, we actually, I'm not sure on that one.
[01:18:07] And where do they sleep at?
[01:18:10] I think kind of wherever.
[01:18:11] Wherever?
[01:18:11] They have this whole enclosure and then they have the other side of it as well.
[01:18:15] Like on the other side of this fence, they have all that stuff too.
[01:18:19] Yeah, they're big. Are those like the tallest animals you have?
[01:18:23] Not quite.
[01:18:24] You have taller animals in this?
[01:18:26] Yeah, yeah, we do.
[01:18:29] Yeah, we do.
[01:18:30] their run is so funny yeah I know it's crazy they're really they're just a
[01:18:34] weird a weird animal they're dinosaurs fully that was cool I gave him a hug you
[01:18:42] didn't give him a hug he was so nice he rested his head on my shoulder like that's
[01:18:46] so cute okay we're getting fluffier okay we're gonna go see the monkeys what's
[01:18:55] the name the monkeys oh the monkeys my I had already told you a monkey through
[01:19:00] poop at me one time yeah that's never happened here there was glass blocking it
[01:19:04] obviously but it landed right where my face was okay well we won't have glass
[01:19:08] in between you and the monkey you will be in with the monkeys are these like
[01:19:11] orangutans or chimpanzees no these are marmosets much smaller they're like the
[01:19:20] size of a squirrel are they sweet yeah usually like sometimes they're not sweet
[01:19:27] sometimes one of them is no they're great you'll have them are they like
[01:19:32] strong like could they beat me up okay they're a little but they're usually
[01:19:37] great one of them is always great one of them one of them is always great and
[01:19:42] then one of them is sort of like a problem child you're gonna have no
[01:19:45] problems whatsoever with Momo I guarantee you that Momo what's the other
[01:19:48] one's name Appa Appa is sort of a op would you say can be sometimes but
[01:19:54] It usually is great.
[01:19:55] Oh my God, the right one here?
[01:19:56] Yeah, this is the marmoset enclosure.
[01:19:59] So we're gonna go see them.
[01:20:03] Up a Momo.
[01:20:08] All right, here we go.
[01:20:12] Hi Momo.
[01:20:14] So we have two marmosets.
[01:20:16] They were originally bought by someone
[01:20:18] in the city of Austin to be pets.
[01:20:19] So we like ordered them online and got them as pets.
[01:20:23] And that didn't work out.
[01:20:25] Monkeys don't make good pets, it's super unfair to them.
[01:20:27] They didn't get taken care of properly.
[01:20:29] So they came here for rehabilitation
[01:20:30] and then to help teach people about the exploitation
[01:20:34] of primates in the pet trade.
[01:20:35] Oh my god, it's tiny.
[01:20:37] Yeah, you little guy.
[01:20:38] So that's Momo.
[01:20:39] Where's the other one?
[01:20:40] Up there.
[01:20:41] Appa will probably come out of one of those two doors.
[01:20:44] Chat, predictions, left or right?
[01:20:47] Oh, Appa's sleeping.
[01:20:49] Yeah, they have AC in there.
[01:20:51] Oh my god, he's so cute.
[01:20:52] I've never been this close to a monkey before, Maya.
[01:20:56] Isn't he cool?
[01:20:58] He has like hair.
[01:21:00] Those who said right, congratulations, he came out of the right door.
[01:21:04] Hi, buddy.
[01:21:06] Oh my god, they're so cute.
[01:21:08] Apa's hair is white and then his hair on the side is black.
[01:21:11] Yeah, you're right. He's a black tufted marmoset and he's a white tufted marmoset.
[01:21:15] So they're two different species.
[01:21:16] Are they boy and girl or both boy?
[01:21:18] They're both boys.
[01:21:19] They're both Brazilian species of monkey. Hi, Momo.
[01:21:24] From Brazil? Yeah.
[01:21:25] Can I touch his tail or will he freak out?
[01:21:26] He probably won't let you. He may jump on your shoulder.
[01:21:30] If you want to like walk towards me.
[01:21:32] Should I just like be calm? Whoa, I just saw his nuts.
[01:21:35] Oh my god, I saw his balls.
[01:21:36] Alright, maybe not here. Walk over here.
[01:21:38] We'll stand over here and then see.
[01:21:39] Why are his balls generous?
[01:21:41] They do have pretty big balls.
[01:21:43] I'm sorry that he, I'm sorry that he flashed you like that.
[01:21:46] Did you catch that? I don't know why he did that.
[01:21:47] No.
[01:21:49] Wow, that came out of nowhere.
[01:21:50] No, actually, it's a dominant thing.
[01:21:53] Sometimes he likes, if you give him a stick,
[01:21:56] do you want to hand him this?
[01:21:58] Yes.
[01:21:58] This one is Appa.
[01:21:59] Yeah, and then just let go and he takes it.
[01:22:02] That's for you, buddy.
[01:22:03] Let go now?
[01:22:03] Yeah.
[01:22:04] You can walk.
[01:22:04] No, like, you can hand it to him.
[01:22:07] Like, walk up to him and like, hand it off.
[01:22:09] Oh, he's scared of me.
[01:22:10] Appa.
[01:22:10] Appa, do you want this?
[01:22:11] Oh.
[01:22:13] Do you want the stick?
[01:22:15] Appa.
[01:22:19] Papa.
[01:22:20] Papa.
[01:22:21] Oh, maybe he doesn't.
[01:22:22] Here, let me see.
[01:22:23] Papa.
[01:22:24] You want that?
[01:22:28] He doesn't want it.
[01:22:32] He wants the cameraman.
[01:22:33] He likes the lens because he can see himself in it.
[01:22:36] I think these are the cutest animals I've seen yet.
[01:22:40] Isn't that crazy?
[01:22:41] He has a tiny little face.
[01:22:42] He's so cute.
[01:22:43] I want to pet him, but I don't think he'll let me.
[01:22:45] Yeah, neither of them really like being touched.
[01:22:49] the one who occasionally will bite too. Momo doesn't bite and also he's had almost all
[01:22:54] of his teeth removed because he had dental disease, because he was fed all the wrong
[01:23:00] things and that guy had a muscle pain.
[01:23:03] So Momo...
[01:23:04] Sorry, I was a tractor.
[01:23:07] Yup.
[01:23:08] So Momo's never bit anyone ever?
[01:23:10] I don't think so. I don't, maybe he has. I don't know. He's never bit me and he's...
[01:23:17] Uh-oh.
[01:23:18] I think, off of a...
[01:23:20] Off of his behind me.
[01:23:21] Oh, hey buddy.
[01:23:22] They're sneaky.
[01:23:23] Hi, dude.
[01:23:24] Off of what up, dude?
[01:23:25] What is that?
[01:23:26] Oh, he's got it.
[01:23:27] What is that?
[01:23:28] They have fully opposable thumbs, right?
[01:23:29] Yeah, yeah.
[01:23:30] He looked right at me.
[01:23:31] He looked right at my eyes and...
[01:23:33] If he looks you and you're at, try not to make too much eye contact with him if you can help it, but you can definitely look at him.
[01:23:39] You want to try to get another stare?
[01:23:40] Why not?
[01:23:41] Does he think I'm, like, intimidating him if I do that?
[01:23:43] Yeah.
[01:23:44] Fadalma, thank you for coming.
[01:23:45] Really?
[01:23:46] Okay, sorry.
[01:23:47] I didn't tell you that you can give him was a stick like an offering for you
[01:23:55] Sorry, I don't want to look at you, bro. No, he's looking at me. Never mind. Maya. Yeah, he's aggressive
[01:24:06] It's okay. I know he's like nervous and it's okay. He's comfortable with you though
[01:24:12] Yeah, it's very comfortable with you. It's okay, buddy. Like all the animals are
[01:24:16] It's okay. He's scared
[01:24:24] Okay, we're not gonna let him get on your shoulder. He would bite you for sure. Yeah, is he very like he's so sussed out by you
[01:24:30] I don't know why I'm trying. I really didn't do you didn't do anything
[01:24:33] He just is a weird. He's weird. You know what it is though
[01:24:37] Well, I think when he turned around and showed me his balls randomly, I freaked out and I think ever since then the vibe has been weird. I
[01:24:43] I think the vibes have just been off, honestly, that's my, he keeps looking at me, my I don't know what to do.
[01:24:49] It's okay, it's okay, you can look in his direction, you just don't, like you're so good at not making eye contact, just like don't make eye contact with him.
[01:24:58] It's okay, it's so easy.
[01:25:00] Here you go, you like that?
[01:25:04] Not into sticks today, wants to say hi to chat.
[01:25:07] Oh my god.
[01:25:09] Hi chat.
[01:25:10] Oh my god, he's right in the lens.
[01:25:12] to my name's Papa. So you know how I told you guys that every species has a role to play on this
[01:25:18] planet? These guys are seed dispersers. Holy ball shot. Sorry chat. These guys are seed dispersers,
[01:25:28] so they'll eat fruits, swing around tree to tree, and then shit everywhere. And so they're planting
[01:25:33] seeds in the forest, like replanting forests. So sick, so smart. But they'll do that in your house
[01:25:38] too. So if you get a pet monkey, they're just going to swing around everywhere and shit everywhere.
[01:25:42] And you don't want that and then also it's really unfair to them to have them in your house, too
[01:25:46] So monkeys are not pets don't get a monkey's but people do that. Yeah big time. Yeah
[01:25:53] Yeah
[01:25:55] All right, I think those win my prize so far for the cutest animal like their faces are so tiny
[01:26:01] Yeah, their faces are really really tiny and really intricate. There's like a lot going on in there. My god. Is mumbo older?
[01:26:08] Yeah
[01:26:10] Oh, and there's his balls.
[01:26:12] OK.
[01:26:12] Yep.
[01:26:14] Oh, he didn't really care about sticks.
[01:26:19] Do you want?
[01:26:21] Oppa likes sticks more?
[01:26:23] Yeah, Momo doesn't care.
[01:26:25] All right.
[01:26:26] All right, you want to meet some crows?
[01:26:28] Yes.
[01:26:29] Those were so crows.
[01:26:31] I think at one point, Oppa did want to knock me out, though.
[01:26:34] He was.
[01:26:35] He would have bit you.
[01:26:36] Yeah, he was like staring at me.
[01:26:38] and I kept trying to not look at him.
[01:26:39] So I said.
[01:26:43] Out.
[01:26:46] Oh, nice, okay.
[01:26:49] Okay.
[01:26:51] Maya, this whole operation you got here
[01:26:52] is pretty badass.
[01:26:54] Thanks, bro.
[01:26:55] Appreciate that.
[01:26:56] This is pretty sick.
[01:26:57] It is pretty sick.
[01:26:58] I like it here.
[01:26:59] And you've been building out for like, what, five years?
[01:27:01] Yeah, that's all.
[01:27:02] I mean, when we bought this property,
[01:27:03] this is some of our animal care staff.
[01:27:05] How's it going?
[01:27:05] Hey guys.
[01:27:07] Nice to meet you too.
[01:27:07] We're having a great time.
[01:27:09] Yes, yes.
[01:27:10] And nobody got bit.
[01:27:14] So, yeah, I bought the property in 2021,
[01:27:17] there's nothing on it.
[01:27:18] And we've just been building enclosures since then.
[01:27:21] It's been crazy.
[01:27:23] Now we've got a team of 16 out here in person.
[01:27:26] Yeah, man, it's a lot.
[01:27:31] Okay, so these are the crows.
[01:27:33] We'll see how they do.
[01:27:35] With heavy equipment, sometimes they get weird.
[01:27:37] like the tractors that are driving by.
[01:27:39] So they may or may not come down
[01:27:41] because they're scared of those noises.
[01:27:44] Oh, wow, they're loud.
[01:27:45] They are a little loud.
[01:27:47] Let's see.
[01:27:48] Oh, I see them.
[01:27:49] Oh, I don't actually have crow treats.
[01:27:55] Huh.
[01:27:56] OK, well, we can go in there.
[01:27:57] But I think they probably won't come down.
[01:27:59] Hi, guys.
[01:28:01] Oh, there's no treats.
[01:28:02] Yeah, I don't have crow treats.
[01:28:03] Sorry.
[01:28:04] Hi!
[01:28:06] They're also, okay, chat, they're also molting right now
[01:28:09] so they look really chopped,
[01:28:10] but it's just because they're losing feathers
[01:28:12] and growing them back.
[01:28:13] What do you mean by molting, just like shedding?
[01:28:15] Yeah, they lose their feathers and they grow new ones in.
[01:28:18] Is their mouth always open like that?
[01:28:20] Yeah, they're hot and they're stressed out
[01:28:22] because of the tractor noises.
[01:28:24] They also drool.
[01:28:25] Really?
[01:28:26] Yeah, you've seen that.
[01:28:27] Yeah, I just saw one drop there.
[01:28:29] Yeah, kind of nuts.
[01:28:32] They're not gonna come down today.
[01:28:34] How old are these guys?
[01:28:35] They were born in 2020-ish, or Abbott was.
[01:28:41] They came, they were born in central Texas
[01:28:43] and then they were blown out of their nest by a storm.
[01:28:45] Somebody took them in, raised them at their house
[01:28:48] and they imprinted on people, like in Twilight.
[01:28:51] What do you mean imprinted?
[01:28:53] So they learn to identify with humans as a species
[01:28:56] and never learn how to take care of themselves as crows.
[01:29:00] So when birds imprint on a species,
[01:29:03] that's how they learn who to mate with,
[01:29:04] to migrate to, what to be afraid of, what to eat, where to find shelter, and these guys
[01:29:08] were raised by humans, so they never learned how to be a crow.
[01:29:11] That means they can't.
[01:29:13] You're okay.
[01:29:14] It's okay.
[01:29:15] I shook myself.
[01:29:16] Here, you want to give me your chat phone?
[01:29:21] That was so quick.
[01:29:23] And then, you can't, oh.
[01:29:28] Addicts.
[01:29:29] Let's all come over here.
[01:29:33] at it!
[01:29:35] Yuck, I'm out!
[01:29:37] Um, and then,
[01:29:39] if you stand right there,
[01:29:41] and then hold your arm at your left arm out,
[01:29:45] yeah, I like that.
[01:29:47] What does that mean if he runs away?
[01:29:49] I should have said what Ron said.
[01:29:51] Yeah, that's what, yeah, that's...
[01:29:53] What did Ron say?
[01:29:55] Uh, I... back in your call or something?
[01:29:57] I don't even know what that is.
[01:29:59] It just sounded cool.
[01:30:01] Um, um, so...
[01:30:04] So, does that ever happen where he just runs away?
[01:30:09] Would it make you feel better if I said, yeah?
[01:30:12] Yes.
[01:30:13] Yeah.
[01:30:14] Oh, yeah.
[01:30:15] Abbott!
[01:30:16] I don't think...
[01:30:17] Abbott!
[01:30:18] Do you want to come out?
[01:30:20] Yes.
[01:30:21] Abbott!
[01:30:25] Should I go back and then, like, kind of bait him out?
[01:30:29] Abbott!
[01:30:31] Ron said hold your arm out. Sure, you know, you can stand there and you can hold your
[01:30:38] arm out and see what happens.
[01:30:41] Abbott? Abbott? Abbott? Okay, this is... Should I just say the line? I don't think it's going
[01:30:56] to work.
[01:30:58] Oh, the whole chat's just laughing, okay.
[01:31:03] So have you ever had a crater where they just like kind of don't go into the arm?
[01:31:07] Yes.
[01:31:08] Okay.
[01:31:09] Most, even.
[01:31:10] Most, okay.
[01:31:11] Yeah, that's okay.
[01:31:12] So something about Ron, where Ron's just like cute and cuddly, I think.
[01:31:15] They really want you to say it.
[01:31:17] Want me to say it?
[01:31:19] Here, you can stand where all those sticks are.
[01:31:22] And then, yeah, and then put your arm out like this.
[01:31:25] Okay, but if he doesn't go on my arm, I'm going to lose a lot of weight.
[01:31:28] That's a gamble.
[01:31:30] Okay, so do it right now?
[01:31:32] Yeah.
[01:31:33] Abbott, I beckon your call.
[01:31:36] Ah, ah, ah, ah.
[01:31:42] Alright, let's go.
[01:31:46] It's just because Ron is like a cute little fall guy's character.
[01:31:55] This is awkward.
[01:31:57] I was really looking forward to that.
[01:32:01] Um, I think you did everything that you could.
[01:32:05] Yeah, maybe he just was hungry or something and just wasn't in a good mood.
[01:32:09] Yeah, maybe. That could be it, yeah.
[01:32:14] I feel like the animal- like, have you ever seen the movie-
[01:32:16] Rocky, could I grab that?
[01:32:18] Rocky! Yeah, thank you. Sorry.
[01:32:21] Have you ever seen the movie, Evan Almighty, where the animals follow him?
[01:32:24] all of them?
[01:32:25] Um, I haven't actually.
[01:32:28] Oh, you would probably like them, it's a good movie about animals.
[01:32:31] I feel like I'm the opposite of Evan.
[01:32:33] Um, yeah, maybe.
[01:32:35] Yeah, but I don't really fuck with you.
[01:32:38] Alright, we're going to go see Push Pop.
[01:32:42] Push Pop? Oh, shut the fuck up.
[01:32:44] Push Pop, yeah, if you want.
[01:32:47] This is a tortoise.
[01:32:49] Push Pop!
[01:32:52] Push pop as in the candy? Yes. Oh I haven't had one of those in years. Oh she's
[01:32:58] in her car wash. Oh my god it's a huge tortoise. She's huge. Chad this is Push
[01:33:06] Pop's personal scratcher. She likes to hang out in there and scratch her shell.
[01:33:13] I just stepped in.
[01:33:14] Oooh.
[01:33:15] Is that poop or mud?
[01:33:17] It's mud.
[01:33:18] It's mud, but I am sorry.
[01:33:19] Oh, that's not your fault.
[01:33:21] That's top.
[01:33:22] I was not droning.
[01:33:23] Yes.
[01:33:24] Thank you very much.
[01:33:25] Does she want to pick some flowers for her?
[01:33:28] No, you can draw them on top of this.
[01:33:31] That's all right.
[01:33:33] You'll survive.
[01:33:35] This is Pushpop salad.
[01:33:38] Hey buddy.
[01:33:39] Is it a girl?
[01:33:40] For you.
[01:33:41] She's about six or seven years old, I think.
[01:33:48] We hope she lives to be over a hundred.
[01:33:52] She'll be at obvious sanctuary for a century.
[01:33:57] And she'll get much, much bigger.
[01:33:59] So this is the third largest species of tortoise.
[01:34:02] We hope that she'll get to be big tortoise.
[01:34:08] You know, big tortoise.
[01:34:12] She hardly is pretty big.
[01:34:13] She is pretty big.
[01:34:15] So she just likes healthy food, like vegetables?
[01:34:18] She eats salads.
[01:34:19] Yeah, that's her thing.
[01:34:23] Sometimes it takes her a minute to lock in, you know?
[01:34:25] Should I try to put the salad in front of her?
[01:34:29] Sure.
[01:34:30] Oh, nice.
[01:34:31] Nice.
[01:34:32] Oh my God, it worked.
[01:34:35] Oh my God, it worked.
[01:34:37] Here she comes.
[01:34:41] She's so cute. Oh my God.
[01:34:44] She does really good ASMR segments.
[01:34:47] Yeah, I can imagine. Very crunchy.
[01:34:50] She's just smelling.
[01:34:52] So her diet is like perfect.
[01:34:54] Yeah, she gets lettuce, she gets supplements, she gets flowers.
[01:34:59] Let's go for it. Let's go for it.
[01:35:02] Oh my God, she has a long tongue.
[01:35:05] She's so cute. She's literally so cute.
[01:35:12] She's pretty awesome. So this is a solcodotortis, also called an African spurred tortoise. They're from Africa.
[01:35:20] They are an endangered species of tortoise. One of the reasons is they're being out-competed on their native grasslands by cattle.
[01:35:28] Um, because they graze kind of like a cow does so she eats a lot of greens as you can see
[01:35:36] It's her defense mechanism. Does she just hide in her shell? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, she's scared. Yeah, there's a lot of a lot of
[01:35:44] Sorry about that. Oh, you're good
[01:35:47] I think the animals get tweaked up. I hey, maybe that's why Abba didn't go on my arm
[01:35:51] Yeah, well genuinely though. That's what I said before I went in there. I was like, there's a lot of sounds today
[01:35:56] The crows are gonna be weird
[01:35:58] So yeah, it was wasn't you
[01:36:01] It's the machinery
[01:36:03] I'm surprised how long
[01:36:05] I've actually never really been this close to a turtle or a tortoise or tortoise I should say mm-hmm
[01:36:10] So that's how long their neck is like it really pokes out of there. Yeah
[01:36:14] She's pretty sick. You can touch her shell through if you want
[01:36:17] They can they can feel everything through their shell. They've got blood vessels all through there scared
[01:36:22] She can feel that yeah
[01:36:25] Hey push pop
[01:36:26] Whoa, no, it's okay. She's just expelling her. She's not hissing at you. You're good
[01:36:32] Push pop are you okay? Does she want me to pet her? You can pet her. She's part of it
[01:36:40] So she can feel that yeah, I did not know that liar. It's like a big shield it is
[01:36:47] She's pretty sick. Can I feel her arm? Yeah
[01:36:51] Got those spikes on her legs
[01:36:52] So if she gets scared, she can tuck her head all the way in there and then put her arms like this to block
[01:36:57] Her head so they're kind of like it's like
[01:37:00] Rammus from League of Legends like actually though. That's his whole thing
[01:37:04] Yep, just like that
[01:37:07] Hey, push pop
[01:37:09] Nice push pop
[01:37:10] So a lot of people get tortoises when they're babies too thinking that because they're little and cute and don't really plan for a hundred years
[01:37:16] With them where they get to be huge and high maintenance and so they can't have them for that long
[01:37:20] Not many people can commit to a tortoise that I mean literally nobody can commit to over a hundred years
[01:37:25] Yeah, so
[01:37:27] San Diego's you just lost the tortoise at a hundred and forty two I think they must have been taking good care of it
[01:37:32] Then yeah, wordy hundred and forty is crazy though
[01:37:36] They said she's so cute. They said holy dork
[01:37:42] To me yeah
[01:37:44] What I say, I think the league thing. Oh
[01:37:50] Oh, she's going for the real grass, the straight-up grass now.
[01:37:54] Yay, push!
[01:37:55] Alright, well, we will let her eat the salad.
[01:37:58] Let's go see some more fuzzy things again.
[01:38:01] Are you good?
[01:38:01] Push pop, it was nice meeting you.
[01:38:03] Yeah, I'm fine.
[01:38:04] Okay.
[01:38:04] Just putting a lot of weight on my calf.
[01:38:05] Careful with the mud.
[01:38:09] Okay, sweetie.
[01:38:10] Oh, push pop!
[01:38:12] Oh, I'mma dodge the mud.
[01:38:14] Ugh!
[01:38:16] Wow.
[01:38:18] She is cool.
[01:38:19] She was actually the most friendly one yet.
[01:38:21] Do you have a walkie on you?
[01:38:23] No.
[01:38:24] Do you have your phone?
[01:38:27] I should have asked, animal carrier, but I want to call them really quick.
[01:38:33] You got to call Amanda.
[01:38:35] Can you ask her what the plan with Kossi is?
[01:38:41] May I have one more question?
[01:38:42] Yes.
[01:38:43] How old do you think are not pushable?
[01:38:47] Wait, what am I doing?
[01:38:48] What do I do?
[01:38:49] Amanda, what's the idea with Kossy?
[01:38:52] I'm sorry, hold on just a second.
[01:38:55] I'm sorry.
[01:38:56] What's the idea with Kossy?
[01:38:59] Um, yeah, no, you're good to go in there.
[01:39:01] Do you have the suja?
[01:39:03] I do, yeah, and I have like tweezers.
[01:39:04] In the basket for you?
[01:39:05] Yeah.
[01:39:06] Okay, you can totally open up that little door.
[01:39:09] Okay.
[01:39:11] And then do tweezers with the bits.
[01:39:13] You can't cut its head.
[01:39:15] Yep, and you can also put it through the mesh.
[01:39:17] you will come on top of the crate.
[01:39:19] Okay.
[01:39:19] All right, thank you.
[01:39:21] You're welcome.
[01:39:22] All right, bye.
[01:39:23] Well, that's how I was gonna ask.
[01:39:24] How much does Pushpuff weigh?
[01:39:26] She's just under 30 pounds, I believe,
[01:39:29] or 20-something pounds.
[01:39:31] You're gonna be the first one to do this.
[01:39:33] So...
[01:39:34] It looks like you guys are building a new...
[01:39:36] We are.
[01:39:37] So this is Kossie's new enclosure.
[01:39:40] We just finished the outside part of it
[01:39:43] and there's a, like, they're building,
[01:39:46] That's where I'll walk collaborators into.
[01:39:48] So there will be, there's like a huge piece of glass
[01:39:50] right there, and then we'll go under this awning.
[01:39:52] It's being built right now.
[01:39:54] Smosh did a fundraiser for this enclosure.
[01:39:56] Shout out.
[01:39:57] So, hi guys.
[01:39:59] So that's why that exists.
[01:39:59] But we're gonna go see Kossy, who's inside right now.
[01:40:02] Do you see him?
[01:40:03] No, I don't see him.
[01:40:05] Here, stand right here.
[01:40:06] What is Kossy?
[01:40:08] She's a man, I'm telling you, gosh, what is that?
[01:40:12] He is an African serval.
[01:40:14] Is he like similar to a Jaguar?
[01:40:17] He is a cat. Yeah, he's a feline.
[01:40:20] That's a cat?
[01:40:22] Yeah, he's an African wild cat.
[01:40:24] He is...
[01:40:26] It's hard to tell. He's kind of tall, but he's not nearly as big as a Jaguar.
[01:40:30] That's the biggest cat I've ever seen in my life.
[01:40:32] Yeah, he's not like a domestic cat.
[01:40:34] But yeah, we can go in and see him. You're going to be the first collaborator to feed him.
[01:40:38] He looks so handsome.
[01:40:39] He is super handsome.
[01:40:41] Wait, I'm going to go in there?
[01:40:45] Sure.
[01:40:46] Is he aggressive or no?
[01:40:50] He's chill.
[01:40:51] He's chill.
[01:40:52] Kossy!
[01:40:53] Hey buddy!
[01:40:54] Okay, so this is Kossy's new enclosure.
[01:40:57] There is AC in here, right?
[01:41:00] He's in this inside space right now because he just got neutered, so he's recovering.
[01:41:05] I'm not quite done with the outside space yet, but do you have your camera ready?
[01:41:19] Are they back out there?
[01:41:25] What if he went around to like the window maybe?
[01:41:31] Yeah, yeah.
[01:41:33] Back.
[01:41:34] Sorry, we've literally never taken a collaborator in here before, so we need to put like a Wi-Fi
[01:41:39] at the end here or something, but you F when you walk into this building.
[01:41:43] You can shoot maybe from there, maybe, to here, and we'll see if you can feed him like
[01:41:48] this.
[01:41:49] Okay.
[01:41:50] What about that window too?
[01:41:51] Over there?
[01:41:52] We don't have a, we can't feed him through it.
[01:41:53] I can only stand over there and like shoot that way.
[01:41:54] If it's, can, are you good here?
[01:41:55] Can you see it?
[01:41:56] I feel like this is probably better.
[01:41:57] And like shoot that way if it's can pretty good here. Can you see it? I feel like this is probably better
[01:42:08] Yeah, no, no that just means it's cut off like it does now
[01:42:27] Do you want a snack?
[01:42:30] What is that, like a sluja?
[01:42:32] Because it is a sluja.
[01:42:34] What do you think?
[01:42:36] He may not come up here.
[01:42:38] I've also never done this.
[01:42:40] I have an idea. Can you pause for a second?
[01:42:43] Yeah.
[01:42:45] Can you do this for me?
[01:42:47] Well, it doesn't really matter if he doesn't come up here.
[01:42:49] Okay.
[01:42:50] I can do this. I want this one.
[01:42:52] Kossy?
[01:42:53] Oh, that's smart.
[01:42:55] Thank you.
[01:42:57] It's good, it's good.
[01:42:59] It is confused.
[01:43:01] OK, new plan.
[01:43:05] How's your aim?
[01:43:06] How's my aim?
[01:43:07] Yeah.
[01:43:08] Pretty good.
[01:43:08] OK, so you're going to go to this window chamber.
[01:43:12] You're going to shoot in here.
[01:43:15] James, he's going to throw the treats to him there.
[01:43:19] And then he'll eat them down there.
[01:43:22] Can the audio mic cut?
[01:43:24] the audio mic cut shot.
[01:43:28] Okay.
[01:43:29] So here's the window.
[01:43:31] I'm gonna just throw it through there.
[01:43:32] See that little hole?
[01:43:35] Yeah, you gotta like try to get it on the floor over there.
[01:43:38] Over in the middle?
[01:43:39] Yeah, that's just your camera.
[01:43:42] He's right there.
[01:43:45] Here we go.
[01:43:48] Where'd it go?
[01:43:51] Straight down.
[01:43:52] Okay, here's another one.
[01:43:54] That's the only other one I have in the room.
[01:44:00] Okay.
[01:44:01] Straight down again.
[01:44:02] I don't know where it went.
[01:44:04] Oh my god, it's all over the place.
[01:44:07] Okay.
[01:44:08] I'm gonna see if you're interested in the treats that were just thrown down to you.
[01:44:14] I miss both.
[01:44:21] He looks so funny.
[01:44:22] He's so cool. He's so beautiful.
[01:44:24] But would a human ever be able to like go in there?
[01:44:26] Oh, he just left.
[01:44:27] Oh, oh my god.
[01:44:29] No, we won't take collaborators in there. It's just too dangerous.
[01:44:32] Yeah.
[01:44:33] But he's a pretty powerful animal.
[01:44:35] He's really interested in chat right now and like the camera.
[01:44:38] I think.
[01:44:39] God, he's like, he looks so pretty like his little spots.
[01:44:42] He's so sick. Yeah.
[01:44:44] So he was bought by somebody at a flea market in Texas to be a pet.
[01:44:49] There are some people that see this and they're like,
[01:44:53] oh, it'll just be like having a cat but cooler.
[01:44:55] And it's nothing like that.
[01:44:56] It is not a domestic cat.
[01:44:58] It's unfair for them to be inside your house.
[01:45:00] They can be super destructive and incredibly dangerous.
[01:45:03] And so that did not work out.
[01:45:05] And now he's here.
[01:45:07] And he'll find those treats, surely.
[01:45:10] He'll find them.
[01:45:11] You did great.
[01:45:14] All right.
[01:45:14] And we'll work on this segment.
[01:45:17] Sorry, you were the guinea pig for it.
[01:45:19] We haven't finished this enclosure yet. I tried to throw them like sideways and I was missing. I should have just threw them straight
[01:45:26] That's all right
[01:45:29] Could they hear us at all? Yeah, they could hear us. They could hear us all the time
[01:45:36] That's like a snake. What? Having horrible aim. Oh, okay. What the hell is this whole thing? No, no, that's not I have decent aim
[01:45:44] We're going to go see the foxes now.
[01:45:51] Okay.
[01:45:52] Ooh!
[01:45:53] I don't know if I've ever seen a fox either in person.
[01:45:56] This is so cool.
[01:45:58] We have two foxes.
[01:45:59] We've got treats for them as well.
[01:46:02] Are they like bobcats or is that different?
[01:46:04] Is that not even a fox?
[01:46:05] A bobcat is a feline, like a cat, and a fox is a canid, like a dog.
[01:46:12] So they're not quite...
[01:46:13] So a fox would be more similar to a dog than a cat?
[01:46:16] Yes, yes, exactly.
[01:46:17] I did not know that.
[01:46:20] Can we go in there?
[01:46:21] We can.
[01:46:21] Is he still in there?
[01:46:24] Sorry, kind of.
[01:46:25] That's my bad.
[01:46:27] Yeah, Chandler closes these doors way too loud.
[01:46:29] Can I grab this one?
[01:46:30] No.
[01:46:31] Oh.
[01:46:34] OK, so welcome to the Fox enclosure.
[01:46:36] We've got two American red foxes in here somewhere.
[01:46:39] That's one of them.
[01:46:40] Oh my god, it's home.
[01:46:41] His name is Reed.
[01:46:42] he's a little shy, he'll probably stay away.
[01:46:44] But we can say hi to Finn, who is, who knows where he is.
[01:46:49] My name, all of them?
[01:46:50] No, Chat has named some of them.
[01:46:53] Oh.
[01:46:54] Some of them have come with names that they know,
[01:46:57] so we keep all the bad names.
[01:47:02] Sometimes, yes.
[01:47:04] This is their water feature.
[01:47:08] They have a cool river, pretty sweet.
[01:47:12] And then, where are they?
[01:47:16] Ow.
[01:47:21] Finn!
[01:47:23] Yeah.
[01:47:26] Are they both hiding?
[01:47:28] Yeah.
[01:47:29] Finn!
[01:47:34] Is he not in there?
[01:47:35] He is in there?
[01:47:36] What the heck?
[01:47:37] Finn's in there.
[01:47:39] I don't know, oh, I see him.
[01:47:40] Oh.
[01:47:41] I see his tail.
[01:47:41] Is he sleeping? He's sleeping. Hey sleepy.
[01:47:45] He's tired. Do you want treats? What are you doing?
[01:47:49] So this has been, um, he's an American Red Fox. Uh, you want to kneel down? I'll give you some treats.
[01:47:55] Is he old? No, I don't know why he's just sleepy today.
[01:47:58] Hey, what's up buddy? Um, he won't let you pet him, but you can keep feeding him.
[01:48:02] Um, so he's an American Red Fox, but chat, he's not red, right? So he was bred to be this color for the pet trade.
[01:48:07] He was confiscated from the illegal pet trade in California.
[01:48:12] But people also breed foxes to be this color
[01:48:14] for the fur trade.
[01:48:16] There's still tens of millions of animals a year
[01:48:18] that are bred specifically for fur.
[01:48:22] And he just maneuvered for like the shot, that was awesome.
[01:48:27] He's so handsome also.
[01:48:29] He's so handsome.
[01:48:30] Oh my gosh.
[01:48:31] He said you have way more treats in that hand
[01:48:32] than the other.
[01:48:33] So he doesn't like petting though?
[01:48:34] No.
[01:48:35] Oh, he knows how to sit?
[01:48:36] That's a nice sit.
[01:48:37] Wow, sometimes he'll allow for like a voluntary touch.
[01:48:40] Let me see.
[01:48:41] But I thought foxes were like aggressive.
[01:48:43] Touch, touch, good.
[01:48:49] So if I do that, let's see if he'll let you touch him
[01:48:51] all the night, is it?
[01:48:52] Touch, and then touch him right here, touch, okay, good.
[01:48:55] Sorry about that.
[01:48:56] It's okay.
[01:48:58] I don't want to like start one.
[01:49:01] Good, good job, wow.
[01:49:04] He's so smart.
[01:49:05] That's so nice.
[01:49:06] Yeah, so not petting, but we do some voluntary touches
[01:49:09] for vet stuff.
[01:49:11] So it's like, can we see, can we do a voluntary injection,
[01:49:15] or can we get eye drops in his eyes, stuff like that?
[01:49:18] But he's not like a dog in that he likes being pet.
[01:49:20] Here you go.
[01:49:22] So with the foxes, yeah.
[01:49:23] Foxes aren't pets either, and then also the fur trade.
[01:49:27] So tens of millions of animals a year
[01:49:29] are still bred, raised, and then slaughtered just
[01:49:32] for fashion and home decor.
[01:49:35] fashion that's so fucked. In home decor so we advocate for people not wearing
[01:49:40] fur.
[01:49:43] That's just so funny. You're wearing fur it could be thin you know. Yeah and the
[01:49:49] crazy thing about fur too is it's not like a byproduct you know like it's
[01:49:52] it's not like we eat Fox meat and then we also use the fur for something it's
[01:49:55] like they're just raised to be an adult so that there's the most fur possible and
[01:49:59] then we slaughter them for the pelt which is crazy. It also doesn't look good.
[01:50:04] good. Hi buddy. He's going back to bed. Right when the food was gone. Oh. Yeah he scared him.
[01:50:14] He just shoot himself. Right when the food was gone he dipped. Wow. And then the other one is
[01:50:21] Reed who's very scared. Yeah so Reed is hiding under there right now. Oh my god. He's more of what
[01:50:29] you think of when you think of a fox. He was orphaned as a baby in the wild. Born in California.
[01:50:34] he's watching us yeah he's scared he's just uh he does his own thing you know
[01:50:40] got all the animals here are so cute i like the fur i like i like touching them
[01:50:45] that was nice fin thank you very much yeah fin was very sweet um all right so
[01:50:52] those are the foxes this is the fox enclosure it started out as just this building over here
[01:50:57] and then we expanded um because we got a bunch of donations and
[01:51:01] had the space. So is Alvias Sanctuary like 100% funded by donations? 100%. That is so cool. Yeah
[01:51:08] and ad revenue from those cameras and you know. That is so cool. But yeah we're a non-profit.
[01:51:15] That's awesome Maya. It is crazy. It's like a crazy model and the fact that like I'll show you
[01:51:20] guys actually a little like behind the curtain here. This is what uh this is what those live
[01:51:24] cameras look like? It's a freaking spaceship. So it's a Pantel zoom camera
[01:51:30] and so this is chat like in this enclosure. So you guys can move the
[01:51:34] cameras to watch the animals. So on the obvious stream it's this POV here? Yep.
[01:51:39] Oh wow. And so they can watch them all day long. Our animals are able to reach
[01:51:44] hundreds of millions of people a year without having to meet any of them. Like
[01:51:48] nobody comes here except for the occasional crater right which is nuts.
[01:51:52] It's also more chill for the animal too. Yeah, like you're not actually seeing the people in front of you, right?
[01:51:57] So it's more just calming probably. Yeah, then like a zoo where there's a bunch of kids walking up to you every day
[01:52:01] Yeah, yeah, we're really we're really excited about
[01:52:05] About it besides, you know on a normal day. It's much quieter here, too
[01:52:08] There's a bunch of construction because it costs season closure, but usually
[01:52:11] It's very quiet
[01:52:17] All right, I was like my whole life
[01:52:19] I was terrified of foxes like I didn't I did not know they could be that friendly really yeah
[01:52:23] I didn't I thought they were kind of like similar to like bobcats and cougars
[01:52:27] Well, they'll just attack you well they won't attack you either Bob cats and Bob cats and cougars
[01:52:32] No, I mean if you cornered them maybe um okay
[01:52:37] Let's
[01:52:39] Do you we can sky feeling do some water I feel amazing um okay?
[01:52:45] Yeah, no, we don't have to skip anything either to you. I don't mind
[01:52:47] I'll just show you, I'll show you this stuff then.
[01:52:52] So, we're building new enclosures back here, ADAPT sponsored, one of them, the Flock Block.
[01:53:01] These are our new bird of prey enclosures.
[01:53:04] So birds of prey like hawks, eagles, falcons, owls, vultures.
[01:53:11] We're building these enclosures to be able to rescue them.
[01:53:15] So we have this new building that's going to be storage and a carnivore cafe, which
[01:53:19] is the kitchen that will service all of our meat eaters from.
[01:53:23] And then these are five new enclosures to rescue new birds.
[01:53:26] Nice.
[01:53:27] Yeah, they're sweet.
[01:53:28] I'm super proud of them.
[01:53:30] We just installed these water features too, so they'll all have waterfalls.
[01:53:33] Oh my god, that's so cool.
[01:53:35] Check that out, chat.
[01:53:36] How many birds are going to be over here, you think?
[01:53:38] Well, we've got five enclosures, so minimum five.
[01:53:42] Likely more, we hope that some will be able to cohabit in closures, but yeah, they look so sick.
[01:53:49] Look at this water feature chat. They're not sick. Yeah, that is gonna be so cool. I'm so excited for them.
[01:53:58] Mike, I have another question, it might be stupid, but like when we would get like dogs or cats,
[01:54:04] it was always weird if we got like a puppy and the older dog would like mingle with them at first,
[01:54:09] like because they would attack them or whatever. Is it kind of like that when you put animals in
[01:54:13] cages at first? Like it's weird at first? Yeah, yeah. Every species is different and then every
[01:54:18] individual is different too. So when we introduce animals for the first time, we have a whole
[01:54:23] introduction plan for how to do it. Because they, yeah, they can totally fight and not get along
[01:54:29] and whatever. So the animal that we're walking up on right now is a wolf dog.
[01:54:33] He's huge, yeah.
[01:54:36] We just lost one of our wolf dogs, Awa, recently, and so we're working on finding a companion
[01:54:42] for Akilah, and we'll have a whole introduction plan for that, because wolf dogs fighting
[01:54:52] is a big deal.
[01:54:53] That's the other big.
[01:54:54] Yeah.
[01:54:55] How long ago did Awa pass away?
[01:54:56] Man, feels like it was yesterday, but I think it was last week.
[01:55:00] I mean, it was really, it was really recent. Yeah, she, she was 12. It's alright. She was 12 and she had cancer
[01:55:06] But we were able to say goodbye to her here. Our vet was able to come out here to do that euthanasia and
[01:55:13] so
[01:55:15] That's about the best we could do for her
[01:55:19] It's alright. We'll go see what happens for now with Akilah. I don't know
[01:55:24] So is he just been like sad recently it's uh yeah I mean it's tough for sure you lose
[01:55:33] that companion were they together for years in here they were together for
[01:55:36] chat was it one or two years they were together not crazy long and what type of
[01:55:44] cancer did they look at um she had a salivary cancer rare like is a really
[01:55:52] fast-growing. So we'll see what Akila does. I have no clue. This is the first time we
[01:56:00] brought a collaborator in while he's on his own in here. Again, we're working as
[01:56:04] fast as we can to find a companion that is suitable for Akila because they
[01:56:09] need companions. Yeah. The way that we got Akila was somebody had him to breed
[01:56:15] wolf dogs as pets. So this is a wolf dog. So it's not like a full-on wolf? Yeah. He's
[01:56:20] hybrid between a gray wolf and domestic dog. Now Maya, this might be another dumb question,
[01:56:26] but how does that even happen? A wolf and a dog mate? Yeah, also not a dumb question. So they'll
[01:56:31] do artificial insemination, or they'll do some natural breeding. This is another thing where
[01:56:36] people are like, it'd be so cool for my dog to be part wolf, but it doesn't really work like that.
[01:56:43] You actually, you get an animal that can never be released into the wild because it's part domestic
[01:56:47] dog, right? So they're not a wild wolf. And then the vast majority of the time they can never be
[01:56:52] in people's homes either because it's part wolf. So they get in this weird limbo where the majority
[01:56:57] of them end up being euthanized. Oh god. He's over there. So is it just like kind of like in
[01:57:09] Akila's situation? It's like a psychotic reader who just... It was a dude. Yeah, just a dude that
[01:57:16] that like wanted to breed them to make money.
[01:57:21] That sucks.
[01:57:22] Yeah.
[01:57:23] And I mean the whole thing,
[01:57:24] I don't know if like wolf dog is any different,
[01:57:26] but I'm assuming it's the same,
[01:57:27] but the whole thing with wolves is like,
[01:57:28] they need packs, right?
[01:57:30] Yeah, they need companions.
[01:57:34] So we will have another wolf dog here very soon.
[01:57:40] I don't know if he's interested in coming up.
[01:57:41] Oh my God, he's so pretty.
[01:57:42] I mean, what?
[01:57:43] Um, Chandler, come over here.
[01:57:48] It's all standing right here.
[01:57:49] Do you know what dog he was bred with by any chance?
[01:57:51] Yeah, he's, uh, he's 60% wolf.
[01:57:54] And then the rest is German shepherd, Malamute and Husky.
[01:57:59] Um, he, oh my, he does look like a German shepherd.
[01:58:01] Can you run?
[01:58:02] Run straight and along?
[01:58:04] Like, yeah, run to the stairs and back to see what he does.
[01:58:06] Like just jog or sprint?
[01:58:08] Sprint?
[01:58:09] Sprint.
[01:58:12] Is he going?
[01:58:12] No.
[01:58:14] Okay, I'm sorry for making you sprint.
[01:58:27] Sometimes Akilah really loves running with collaborators.
[01:58:30] I think it's because he's sad.
[01:58:33] Yeah, he's on his own in here.
[01:58:36] Chat normally, the wolf dogs run up and down the fence line with collaborators, but not
[01:58:41] today.
[01:58:42] just ran for no reason. Sorry about that. We will go get you some water. Okay. I was
[01:58:48] kind of hoping that it would be fun and like good for him. Akila, not Jigsie.
[01:58:52] To have a friend. Yeah, but he's not interested in running. Yeah, I that's
[01:58:58] actually really sad. I'm excited whenever he does get a mate in there. Yeah,
[01:59:02] Yeah, we're working on it.
[01:59:05] We have one in mind already.
[01:59:09] Now, does it have to be another wolf dog?
[01:59:14] Yeah.
[01:59:15] It has to?
[01:59:16] Yeah.
[01:59:17] So, would it be like a full-on wolf or a dog, would it be weird either way?
[01:59:21] I mean, I guess there's a world that depends on the individual where it could be either
[01:59:24] of those things, but we're working on finding another wolf dog.
[01:59:28] There are so many that are in need of rescue placement.
[01:59:32] Yeah. So we're working on logistics for that right now, actually.
[01:59:38] Okay, let's go get you water. We'll stop in the studio for a sec, and then we'll go down.
[01:59:42] Do you want me to carry that? Or you? No, I got it. Thank you.
[01:59:44] You got it? Okay. That's nice. And then we'll go down, see some other animals.
[01:59:50] Cool. How many like zones do we have left? Or not zones, I guess like...
[01:59:53] Enclosures? Enclosures.
[01:59:57] Three. Three? Okay, cool.
[01:59:59] How are you doing? How is everybody?
[02:00:02] I don't know.
[02:00:04] Really? Good.
[02:00:05] I've never even seen any of these animals like that close and it's just cool.
[02:00:09] And they're from all over the world, right?
[02:00:11] Yeah, they are.
[02:00:12] Georgie's from like Africa, I think, the frog.
[02:00:15] Mm-hmm.
[02:00:16] There's the monkeys are from Brazil.
[02:00:18] Mm-hmm.
[02:00:19] It's kind of cool.
[02:00:20] Tell me more about your attention.
[02:00:21] Yep.
[02:00:22] Wow, you're learning.
[02:00:23] Where was the wolf dogs from?
[02:00:25] from. Akila came from within the US and so did Ava. Are we muted? No we're back.
[02:00:35] Okay. We are back. Hello, hello. Chat, what has been your favorite animal so far?
[02:00:41] And you? I think Push Pop was the sweetest one to me. That's nice. I thought the
[02:00:48] cutest one was the monkeys but I think Push Pop was probably my favorite. Like
[02:00:51] She was very sweet.
[02:00:53] Good.
[02:00:54] She was not fazed by me being there at all.
[02:00:56] Yeah.
[02:00:56] Um.
[02:00:57] Stompy hugs.
[02:00:58] Stompy hugged me, yeah.
[02:00:59] That was really cute.
[02:01:01] It might maybe stompy, because he hugged me.
[02:01:03] But I think if Push Pop could hug me,
[02:01:06] Push Pop probably would.
[02:01:07] She just kind of can't, because she's like flat.
[02:01:09] That's fair.
[02:01:10] She hugged your rage once.
[02:01:11] She hugged your rage?
[02:01:12] Push Pop crawled in Rage's lap.
[02:01:14] It was crazy.
[02:01:16] Like, I've never seen her like someone like Rage.
[02:01:21] It was very sweet.
[02:01:22] It was really sweet.
[02:01:24] Okay.
[02:01:28] And then, Opa hated your guts.
[02:01:30] Yep, Opa just, I think he wanted to fight me at one point.
[02:01:32] Oh wait, my I have mud on these.
[02:01:34] That's okay.
[02:01:35] I can come in.
[02:01:35] It's an animal sanctuary bro.
[02:01:36] Okay.
[02:01:37] Um, okay, here's your water.
[02:01:40] Thank you.
[02:01:41] Okay, chat.
[02:01:42] Quick water break, and then we'll go back outside.
[02:01:46] Okay, it's nice to see chat on a screen like this too.
[02:01:49] Oh!
[02:01:50] Oh.
[02:01:51] Okay.
[02:01:54] Is this what you expected?
[02:01:57] No.
[02:01:58] Hmm.
[02:02:00] I was expecting, I don't know if my luck,
[02:02:03] I was expecting like an animal to attack me or something.
[02:02:06] Really?
[02:02:07] Yeah, but all the animals are really nice.
[02:02:09] Yay.
[02:02:10] Besides Appa, I think Appa actually
[02:02:12] wanted to hit me in the face.
[02:02:15] Can I be honest with you?
[02:02:16] Appa bit a collaborator yesterday.
[02:02:18] I don't know if I can say it was a YouTuber, yeah, so the video hasn't come out, but yeah he bit someone yesterday.
[02:02:28] Yeah, he was the only guy where like I genuinely thought he wanted to like, he wanted smoke.
[02:02:33] That's why I was just like kind of looking at the floor because he kept staring at me.
[02:02:38] Yeah, yeah. No, it was not Mr. Beast.
[02:02:43] Mr. Beast actually is the reason that Noly is here though. He helped build that Union
[02:02:48] enclosure. So that was nice. It wasn't rug. Are you friends with rug? Yeah. Dude, I want
[02:02:55] rug to come out here so bad. I gotta talk to him about that. They're saying Appa bit
[02:03:00] wrong. Is that true? Did Appa bit wrong? Maybe. Probably. Two, like I don't know, two
[02:03:04] people said it, but. Probably. Probably. Appa's bit a lot of people. I've done it. I
[02:03:11] that I didn't notice.
[02:03:13] You have a really small mouth.
[02:03:14] Like you don't feel them at all.
[02:03:16] His face is tiny.
[02:03:17] That's why I thought they were the cutest,
[02:03:18] because their faces are just like teeny tiny.
[02:03:21] I'll bet Joe.
[02:03:22] Yeah, Joe also hasn't come here.
[02:03:23] I would love for Joe to come here.
[02:03:24] I would love for, uh, I would love for,
[02:03:28] Oni Pixel to come here.
[02:03:29] Who else needs to come here?
[02:03:31] Chad, who else should come here?
[02:03:33] Joe and Oni Pixel need to go.
[02:03:34] Joe and I, I love, like, oh my god.
[02:03:38] I love that guy.
[02:03:39] Okay, so Kaseo doesn't do planes, but I think this is drivable from Arkansas, right?
[02:03:43] Isn't Arkansas and Texas kind of close?
[02:03:45] It's like right at the level of Texas.
[02:03:47] Yeah, he doesn't do planes, but I'm sure he would come.
[02:03:49] Yeah, he'd go crazy.
[02:03:51] Oh, I'm sick.
[02:03:52] Have you got Vanilla Mace here?
[02:03:54] She had not been here, but I don't think she does planes either.
[02:03:56] That's the issue, and she's not far.
[02:03:59] Yeah, I don't like planes either.
[02:04:01] KDB was here.
[02:04:02] KDB was?
[02:04:03] Uh-huh.
[02:04:04] So you've had probably over like 100 people here, you think?
[02:04:06] Like just...
[02:04:06] Not over, but we're approaching 100.
[02:04:09] That is insane.
[02:04:10] Yeah.
[02:04:11] Yeah.
[02:04:12] I'm going to figure out who the 100th collab is going to be.
[02:04:15] You should get Joe.
[02:04:16] I'm sure he would come.
[02:04:17] Yeah, we've talked about it.
[02:04:18] I think he does want to come.
[02:04:21] All right.
[02:04:23] Here.
[02:04:26] OK.
[02:04:28] How are you feeling?
[02:04:28] Really good.
[02:04:29] Good?
[02:04:29] This has been like 10 out of 10 fun, honestly.
[02:04:32] I thought that was an all raised to sick.
[02:04:34] Thank you guys so much.
[02:04:35] Really sick.
[02:04:36] That's amazing.
[02:04:38] OK.
[02:04:39] How do they donate if they want to donate?
[02:04:41] So we have Twitch charity running.
[02:04:42] There's a button for it.
[02:04:43] So any donations that you make will go straight to all this.
[02:04:47] Thanks, Ray.
[02:04:47] Thank you guys so much.
[02:04:49] That's awesome.
[02:04:50] All right.
[02:04:52] OK.
[02:04:53] We're going to go see the biggest animals that we have here.
[02:04:58] OK.
[02:04:59] I'm excited.
[02:04:59] All right.
[02:05:00] Great.
[02:05:02] Last roll.
[02:05:03] Chandler, are you good?
[02:05:03] You got water?
[02:05:05] OK.
[02:05:07] Let's do it.
[02:05:07] Okay.
[02:05:10] Chad, let's go see some bigger animals, shall we?
[02:05:12] What does de-gloves mean?
[02:05:14] It's just a way of saying like, you're about to die.
[02:05:18] Oh.
[02:05:18] It's like a joke though.
[02:05:20] It's just an old speed emote.
[02:05:23] It's speed?
[02:05:24] Yeah, it's just, I think he's playing like fears the fathom.
[02:05:29] And he's like about to get killed
[02:05:30] and he just makes like a weird face.
[02:05:32] And then it turned into the de-gloved emote.
[02:05:34] But I don't know when de-gloves happen.
[02:05:35] This is a crazy view by the way.
[02:05:37] I don't know if you can show that, but...
[02:05:38] Hill Country, Texas!
[02:05:39] That is a crazy view, honestly.
[02:05:42] Yee-haw! What do you guys think?
[02:05:44] I love it out here, dude.
[02:05:45] I'm not gonna lie, I've been to...
[02:05:47] I went to Houston, I went to Dallas,
[02:05:49] and I just went to Austin yesterday.
[02:05:51] Yeah?
[02:05:51] I think Austin is like one of my favorite cities
[02:05:53] I've ever been to.
[02:05:54] It's just really nice.
[02:05:55] It's just sick.
[02:05:56] It's so sick, I love it here.
[02:05:57] And thank goodness,
[02:05:58] because it's really hard to pick this up and move it,
[02:06:00] you know?
[02:06:01] Exactly.
[02:06:02] This is one of those things where you find a good spot
[02:06:04] and then you just build it for like decades.
[02:06:05] Yeah.
[02:06:06] I can't really move it around too much.
[02:06:09] La piece.
[02:06:11] There's a lot of peace.
[02:06:12] Is that your life, you know?
[02:06:14] La piece?
[02:06:15] Oh.
[02:06:16] Did you show them the view?
[02:06:17] Yeah.
[02:06:18] Dude, it is insane.
[02:06:19] That is a crazy view.
[02:06:21] Okay.
[02:06:22] The biggest animals that we have here, guess?
[02:06:26] Okay.
[02:06:29] I'm going to guess, like, do you guys have a really big gorilla?
[02:06:35] No, that'd be cool though.
[02:06:38] Could a gorilla even live in Texas?
[02:06:40] Woo! Oh, wow!
[02:06:42] Alright, I slipped. I'm good.
[02:06:44] Good recovery!
[02:06:46] Okay, I almost busted ass there.
[02:06:52] Oh my god.
[02:06:53] Oh my god, it's a cow.
[02:06:55] We're gonna go see the cow.
[02:06:57] Oh my god. That is gigantic.
[02:07:00] Does this cow produce milk?
[02:07:03] She could yeah cows produce milk if they have a baby just like humans. Oh like lactate. Oh, I thought this produced milk 24-7
[02:07:11] I don't know they have to have a baby to produce milk
[02:07:14] So Winnie has not had a baby. She doesn't produce milk
[02:07:17] Her name is Winnie the Moo. Oh my god. That's such a good play out of words chat name
[02:07:22] Nice. She's a red Angus beef cow
[02:07:27] So she was rescued from a beef operation in Oklahoma
[02:07:30] she was on her way to slaughter for beef and now she lives here. Actually, before
[02:07:36] we visit Winnie, let's go down to the donkeys before Acero finds out I have
[02:07:40] treats. Before the horse finds out I have treats. Oh my god. Yeah, we're gonna like
[02:07:44] flank the donkeys. That looks like the horse from Elden Ring, the all-white one.
[02:07:51] Wait, I played Elden Ring once. What was, what? Oh no, was that Red Dead?
[02:07:57] Oh my god.
[02:07:58] This is jalapeno.
[02:07:59] Here's a treat for him.
[02:08:00] He's walking right at me.
[02:08:01] So if you want to put your hand out, just hold your hand flat.
[02:08:02] He's kind of lippy, so it'll feel like he's grabbing your whole hand, but he just, yeah.
[02:08:03] That was actually pretty chill.
[02:08:04] Oh my god.
[02:08:05] Can I pet him?
[02:08:06] He probably won't let you touch him.
[02:08:07] Oh.
[02:08:08] It's kind of like a fin situation, like a fox.
[02:08:09] You can feed him.
[02:08:10] Jalapeno.
[02:08:11] That's nice.
[02:08:12] It's huge.
[02:08:13] And then on your sixth chat, that's Serana.
[02:08:14] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:15] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:16] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:17] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:18] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:19] I'm going to pet him.
[02:08:20] You can feed him.
[02:08:22] Harpino.
[02:08:23] That's nice.
[02:08:24] It's huge.
[02:08:25] And then on your sixth chat, that's Sauron.
[02:08:28] Good call out my...
[02:08:29] He doesn't live in there.
[02:08:32] Okay, it looks like he's in a cage.
[02:08:34] It's an open game.
[02:08:35] He just is choosing to be in here right now and it looks kind of bad on cam.
[02:08:38] There's a donkey from Shrek.
[02:08:41] He does.
[02:08:42] He gets Sauron.
[02:08:43] Oh yeah, there's an open Sauron.
[02:08:48] What's his name again?
[02:08:49] Surround? Oh. Surround me on jalapeno, Dito. Nice donkeys. They're so cute. When the horse finds out I have these treats we're all done for. What are these treats? They're kind of like molasses and oat. You could eat it if you want.
[02:09:06] Let me give him a jalapeno.
[02:09:09] I think he's hungrier than me.
[02:09:13] Wait, so these aren't horses?
[02:09:16] No, these are donkeys. The two of them are donkeys.
[02:09:19] They were rescued. They were also on their way to slaughter in Central Texas.
[02:09:23] Hide, bud. Wow.
[02:09:24] What kind of slaughtered donkeys for what?
[02:09:25] Four variety of things. For glue, for pet kibble, and also for traditional medicine.
[02:09:30] Um, so they'll boil, yeah, they'll boil donkey hides to make a gelatin called Ixiao in traditional Chinese medicine.
[02:09:40] They use it, because they think that it helps with a lot of things like anemia and reproductive issues and insomnia.
[02:09:46] Um, none of those things are proven, um, but the demand for it is very high nonetheless, so, yeah, donkeys.
[02:09:53] Would you like to meet Winnie the Moo?
[02:09:55] Yes.
[02:09:56] Okay.
[02:09:56] Yes.
[02:10:00] When, oh god, we're also gonna meet the horse inevitably.
[02:10:04] Oh my god.
[02:10:05] He, he's not really a part of the program chat.
[02:10:09] This is Ace.
[02:10:10] This is my horse.
[02:10:11] I've just had him since I was 12.
[02:10:12] You're a horse?
[02:10:13] Yes.
[02:10:14] Ace.
[02:10:15] That's a, I think, Luffy's brother's name.
[02:10:16] Really?
[02:10:17] Yep.
[02:10:18] I've had him.
[02:10:19] Can I have Adam?
[02:10:20] Yeah, you can pet him.
[02:10:21] He's, he's chill.
[02:10:22] I've had him since I was 12.
[02:10:25] He just lives here because I live here, but he's not like a part of the tour.
[02:10:30] he's so tall yeah he's a chronic in the way all the time
[02:10:41] God he's huge I love when they walk they just make that all right and this is
[02:10:49] Winnie the Moo oh my god she's huge
[02:10:54] Hello! She's so pretty. You can pet her too. She's a cow. She's very nice. Dude!
[02:11:06] I've never been this close to a cow either, Maya. She's cool. This is Winnie.
[02:11:13] How old is she? Winnie was born in 2022. So she's just a few years old, but she
[02:11:21] is full grown here. Hi, Miss. You want to come over up here?
[02:11:26] Big eyes. Really big eyes.
[02:11:28] Really big eyes. She's pretty cute.
[02:11:31] A little haircut?
[02:11:32] A little haircut.
[02:11:34] So she...
[02:11:36] Brother.
[02:11:41] So she came from a beef operation in Oklahoma.
[02:11:45] So she was...
[02:11:50] So, she was on her way to slaughter four beef, dude.
[02:12:05] Hey buddy, he's not really camera shy or people shy.
[02:12:08] No, he's not. He's not in the settings.
[02:12:11] Yeah, he does like you though.
[02:12:13] He doesn't need to hug him right now.
[02:12:14] Yeah, you can hug him around the neck.
[02:12:15] Oh, okay.
[02:12:16] It's Kellen for his mom, I think.
[02:12:18] Go away dude, go away.
[02:12:25] Oh my gosh, I'm trying to teach people things.
[02:12:33] Okay, Winnie the Moo.
[02:12:36] You can also hug Winnie if you'd like.
[02:12:38] Like, yeah, she's very nice.
[02:12:41] Hey, Winnie.
[02:12:42] So, for those of you who don't know,
[02:12:44] the cattle industry has a huge impact on our planet,
[02:12:47] both in the water use and the land use, and the methane that cows produce as well.
[02:12:52] Cows will burp and fart a greenhouse gas, find that that happens naturally.
[02:12:57] But we have so many cows on the planet to meet the global demand for beef, they're
[02:13:00] taking up so much land and we're using so much water and there's so many emissions
[02:13:03] that come out of that industry that it's affecting our planet.
[02:13:10] So if you don't know where to start but you want to do something to help the planet, one
[02:13:16] place to start is by eating less beef if you can. Oh my gosh! Okay, he's usually not this
[02:13:21] bad. Like he is annoying but he's not usually this annoying. Anyway, what do you think of
[02:13:26] what he's like? She's so pretty and her eyes are huge. Her eyes are huge. Wow, look at her
[02:13:33] eyelashes. And I think Ace likes his mom a lot. She's pretty wholesome. Alright, buddy.
[02:13:42] Hi. Hello. Yeah. Okay.
[02:13:47] I think Winnie might be my new favorite. I'm not even kidding.
[02:13:50] Yeah, she's pretty sick.
[02:13:54] Oh my god, dude. Guys, I'm 28 and I've had this horse since I was 12.
[02:13:59] What?
[02:14:00] I've been doing this since I was 12 years old.
[02:14:04] Wait, your ace is 16? Or no?
[02:14:07] He is 25. He was...
[02:14:11] Oh, you got him when he was nine or eight?
[02:14:13] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[02:14:14] Let me see if I can get him.
[02:14:15] What's the average lifespan of a horse?
[02:14:20] My dream is that he whips to be like 32.
[02:14:24] But he's old.
[02:14:25] Like, he's an older horse.
[02:14:26] Yep.
[02:14:27] And his hairlines are seeding.
[02:14:28] Yeah, I was going to say he looks a little older.
[02:14:30] And he has little gray hairs.
[02:14:31] Yeah.
[02:14:32] Hey buddy.
[02:14:33] Don't zoom in on his hairline like that.
[02:14:35] What the hell?
[02:14:36] All right, you want to meet some birds?
[02:14:38] Yes.
[02:14:39] Okay, let's go see some birds.
[02:14:40] Good bye Winnie the Moo.
[02:14:46] Yeah I think Winnie is my favorite.
[02:14:48] She says it.
[02:14:49] She's so cute she didn't even move.
[02:14:50] She's out there.
[02:14:51] She does have plenty of food.
[02:14:55] Yeah he's fine.
[02:14:56] I've also never, I don't think I've ever been that close to a horse either to be honest.
[02:15:01] Wow dude you're really like collecting life experience today.
[02:15:05] Yeah I mainly just chill out in my room honestly.
[02:15:08] So this has been cool.
[02:15:09] like so many animals I've never even been within 30 feet of.
[02:15:12] That's awesome.
[02:15:14] It was so sick.
[02:15:15] I truly cannot believe it here.
[02:15:18] It's so sick.
[02:15:19] I feel like a lot of streamers tell me, they're like,
[02:15:21] yeah, come to the sanctuary, I'd love to.
[02:15:23] And we did that at Streamer Games, I was like, yeah.
[02:15:26] Like, that'd be sick.
[02:15:27] But he actually is here, which is so sick.
[02:15:30] Yeah, I think like a year ago, you texted me about it,
[02:15:34] and then I kind of just forgot about it,
[02:15:36] and then you asked me about it at Streamer Games.
[02:15:39] I was like may as well just pick a day and do it
[02:15:44] But it's been like some of the most fun I've ever had streaming that's for sure
[02:15:47] Oh god really?
[02:15:48] It doesn't even feel like I'm streaming. Yeah. Thank you dude.
[02:15:50] It feels like I'm at like a not really a zoo, but I don't know just like the place I've never been at
[02:15:54] It is like being in a zoo. You're getting a like a private tour
[02:15:58] Okay, we're going in the Parrot Aviary now. So we've got three Parrots in here
[02:16:05] Two Macaws and an African Grey
[02:16:09] Hi, Mia!
[02:16:16] Good afternoon.
[02:16:18] Hi!
[02:16:18] Oh my god, it's a pilot.
[02:16:19] Wait, he just said hi.
[02:16:20] Yeah, she did.
[02:16:22] He can talk?
[02:16:23] Yeah.
[02:16:23] Like a potion?
[02:16:24] Uh-huh.
[02:16:25] Does he remember, like, a lot of stuff?
[02:16:27] Yeah, he knows lots of words.
[02:16:29] Hey, Mia!
[02:16:30] Hi.
[02:16:32] Hi.
[02:16:32] Hi, Miss.
[02:16:33] Oh, he didn't say anything to me.
[02:16:35] Or is it a she?
[02:16:37] She.
[02:16:38] Hi.
[02:16:39] Oh, it's not working.
[02:16:41] Mia?
[02:16:42] Don't come over.
[02:16:43] I miss.
[02:16:44] Here she comes.
[02:16:46] So this is Mia.
[02:16:47] Mia is a Congo African grey.
[02:16:52] This is the largest species of parrot in Africa.
[02:16:54] Really?
[02:16:55] You want to come over here?
[02:16:56] Or you want to stay?
[02:16:58] Okay, I guess you can stay there.
[02:17:00] She's kind of awkward.
[02:17:01] Hi!
[02:17:02] Yellow eyes.
[02:17:03] Yeah, she does have yellow eyes and she has a red tail too, which is kind of fun.
[02:17:08] She can say lots of words, she can mimic lots of sounds, she does really good mechanical
[02:17:13] noises like backup beepers.
[02:17:15] Did somebody scream in here?
[02:17:25] So that's, sorry guys, that's Tico and Miley, those are the Macaws.
[02:17:33] Macaws are incredibly loud.
[02:17:35] They can scream at over 130 decibels, which is very loud.
[02:17:44] Parrots, probably unsurprising to you guys.
[02:17:46] A lot of people think that they want parrots as pets.
[02:17:49] Then they don't realize how loud that inside of a room
[02:17:52] is fucked, dude.
[02:17:53] It hurts.
[02:17:55] And then in addition to that, they can bite really hard.
[02:17:58] They can be super destructive.
[02:18:00] It's not something that you want in your house.
[02:18:04] Could you teach it to say Bob right?
[02:18:06] Uh, over, over time, yeah, like she could learn anything.
[02:18:10] Really? How do you teach them?
[02:18:11] It's, they like, they choose things that they want to repeat,
[02:18:14] and if they hear it often enough,
[02:18:16] and if it's said often in an enthusiastic way,
[02:18:19] they'll pick up on it.
[02:18:20] Sometimes she likes a little dance.
[02:18:22] You want the movie on?
[02:18:24] Do you want to do a little?
[02:18:25] Mm-hmm.
[02:18:28] No?
[02:18:29] She's just chilling.
[02:18:30] Just chilling.
[02:18:31] Do you want a snack?
[02:18:33] She did say hi to you, though.
[02:18:35] Like when you said hi, she said hi.
[02:18:36] Yeah, when we were walking in, she said hi to us here.
[02:18:38] Yeah, I was like cute.
[02:18:40] Oh, she got almond.
[02:18:42] Oh my god.
[02:18:42] Yum, Mia.
[02:18:45] Judd, he can say, you can say anything.
[02:18:48] Parrots don't repeat things back immediately.
[02:18:52] It's like they learn things over time.
[02:18:54] All right.
[02:18:55] Yeah, so if you, we could, I mean.
[02:18:57] And I was gonna say that to her every day for a month.
[02:19:00] She probably, yeah.
[02:19:01] So we could like play your clips in here or something.
[02:19:03] maybe she could.
[02:19:04] No, you don't have to brain rot the pair out.
[02:19:11] So that's Mia.
[02:19:12] She's beautiful.
[02:19:13] And then in here, we have Tico and Miley.
[02:19:18] So you'll just kind of stay along this wall.
[02:19:20] These are the macaws.
[02:19:23] Hi, macaws.
[02:19:26] Large parrots.
[02:19:27] Tico is a blue and gold macaw.
[02:19:28] Miley is a Catalina macaw.
[02:19:30] These guys have really, really big beaks.
[02:19:33] They can bite really hard, they can scream really loud,
[02:19:35] and they don't make the best pets,
[02:19:38] and a lot of people think that they want them as pets
[02:19:39] and it doesn't work out.
[02:19:41] There's also a lot of money to be made, unfortunately,
[02:19:43] still in poaching them for the pet trade,
[02:19:45] so the thing I was talking about, the snake.
[02:19:47] Parrots, taxonomically, are the most common species
[02:19:53] traded within the exotic wildlife trade.
[02:19:55] Really, most common?
[02:19:57] Birds, yeah.
[02:19:58] are captured out of the wild a lot and sold into the pet trade.
[02:20:03] Their beaks are like, oh, their beaks are like scaring me, they're sharp.
[02:20:07] They're super sharp, yeah. Tico was dropped off in a box outside of a humane society.
[02:20:12] Go Tico, go Tico, little dancer, go Tico, that's nice.
[02:20:16] Oh my god, you can actually dance.
[02:20:18] Yeah, she's a good dancer. And then Miley was somebody's pet as well.
[02:20:22] These two are female and they're pair bonded, so these are resident lesbians as well.
[02:20:27] Really? Do they kiss each other?
[02:20:29] Oh yeah.
[02:20:30] Oh, that's cute.
[02:20:31] Yeah, it's nice.
[02:20:32] Yeah?
[02:20:33] This is a... try to break that.
[02:20:35] Show you how strong their beaks are.
[02:20:37] Nah.
[02:20:38] Yeah.
[02:20:39] Should I put it in?
[02:20:40] Nah, I'll do it.
[02:20:41] Yeah, I don't want to.
[02:20:42] Here you go.
[02:20:43] Here you go.
[02:20:44] Oh my god.
[02:20:45] Whoa.
[02:20:46] Is he gonna break... oh!
[02:20:48] He... what?
[02:20:50] Yeah, they got really strong deeks.
[02:21:04] Holy crap.
[02:21:06] Hi.
[02:21:08] Hi again.
[02:21:14] This is like for shot reference.
[02:21:16] Super thick, super, like, you know.
[02:21:22] It's crazy, they're so strong.
[02:21:26] They're very pretty too, like the colors are so nice.
[02:21:29] Pretty special animals.
[02:21:30] Yeah.
[02:21:31] Orange and blue and green on the top.
[02:21:32] They both have green on the top a little bit.
[02:21:35] Isn't it crazy that like,
[02:21:37] like this species is one that just exists.
[02:21:40] They're just like flying around the Amazon rainforest.
[02:21:42] Yeah.
[02:21:43] Isn't that wild?
[02:21:44] That's insane.
[02:21:45] Nature's so cool.
[02:21:46] So, with Parrots, they can also live 70 to 80 years, so it's another thing, like people...
[02:21:51] I did not know that.
[02:21:53] You really gotta think about Parrots as pets, and if that's something you can commit to, and you're willing to commit to.
[02:21:58] I'm gonna try to say hi to her again.
[02:22:00] Is her name Mia?
[02:22:01] Mia.
[02:22:02] Hi!
[02:22:05] Do you have your phone on you?
[02:22:07] Yeah, but it's not...
[02:22:08] Sometimes she dances to songs.
[02:22:12] Wait, like, what song should I play?
[02:22:14] whatever you think she would vibe to.
[02:22:16] We'll be in control.
[02:22:18] Um...
[02:22:19] What about like black eyed peas?
[02:22:21] Sure. Yeah. We can give it a shot.
[02:22:24] Sometimes she dances, sometimes she stares at you like you're an idiot.
[02:22:26] You gotta hold your phone like way up there.
[02:22:28] It's loading.
[02:22:30] I'm gonna play this one. This is classic.
[02:22:32] Oh!
[02:22:33] Get ready.
[02:22:34] Yeah.
[02:22:35] Let's see.
[02:22:38] Still loading.
[02:22:39] Oh!
[02:22:40] We're kind of out here, Chad.
[02:22:42] Still loading.
[02:22:43] Oh
[02:22:58] Wait for the drop
[02:23:09] So we wait for the I got a feeling and see if she reacts
[02:23:13] Oh my god!
[02:23:16] Okay, that is the coolest thing I've ever seen.
[02:23:21] Good job, Mia! So nice!
[02:23:25] That might be her first time hearing Black Eyed Bees.
[02:23:28] Maybe. Thank you very much.
[02:23:30] Would you like another snack for the dancing?
[02:23:33] For your troubles, my lady? Thank you.
[02:23:36] Alright.
[02:23:37] So do they just eat nuts?
[02:23:38] They get...
[02:23:39] That's us, if she's got any.
[02:23:41] That's water, whoops.
[02:23:44] They get pellets that are formulated for parents
[02:23:46] specifically.
[02:23:47] They get produce as well, and then they get nuts.
[02:23:49] Cool.
[02:23:50] Yeah.
[02:23:51] That was pretty cool.
[02:23:52] I'm not going to lie.
[02:23:52] Yeah, I'm cute.
[02:23:53] I didn't think you guys were going to dance to the song.
[02:23:54] A little dance party.
[02:23:57] Sick.
[02:23:57] I can't hit the door probably.
[02:23:59] Thanks.
[02:24:00] Is it just like a pole?
[02:24:03] Can't figure out the door.
[02:24:04] Wow, nice.
[02:24:05] Thanks.
[02:24:06] Appreciate that.
[02:24:09] What is a what is pardon? I keep saying pardon. Pardon. It's just an emote where like
[02:24:20] It's just saying like pardon like to repeat yourself. Oh, can we say anything like that sounded?
[02:24:26] Oh, it's like a like pause you said does she only eat nuts?
[02:24:31] Okay, okay, so it's like pause. Yes, it's like that. Is it the Angry Birds ear? Yes, it's the Angry Birds called
[02:24:36] Pardon? It's actually a new emote.
[02:24:39] Yeah, I have not heard that one. I love A-Ritz.
[02:24:42] That was the first game I played ever.
[02:24:44] Really?
[02:24:45] In my whole life. Yeah, I use my dad's phone.
[02:24:47] I don't know.
[02:24:54] Alright, that's our last enclosure.
[02:24:57] Yeah, the chickens are up right now.
[02:24:59] We do have chickens as well, but...
[02:25:02] They're not in there right now.
[02:25:04] Cool! Okay, now that you've seen all the animals, who is your favorite animal?
[02:25:10] Mia dancing was pretty memorable. I kind of like ace a lot because he goes sort of stream bombing.
[02:25:18] But probably Minnie, I think. Or Minnie the Pooh?
[02:25:24] Winnie the Mooh! The cow, yes! Sorry, Winnie the Mooh.
[02:25:29] I'm sick.
[02:25:30] Okay, love it.
[02:25:32] But I don't know, like, Pushpop was really sweet.
[02:25:35] The emu let me hugged Stompy.
[02:25:39] I don't know, maybe Stompy?
[02:25:40] I don't really know, they're all great.
[02:25:41] You did really good.
[02:25:42] The only one I actually have a little bit of beef with
[02:25:44] was Appa.
[02:25:45] Yeah, first.
[02:25:46] Because he actually did,
[02:25:47] I know he wanted to beat my ass, I could tell.
[02:25:49] For being as nerve, Adele.
[02:25:54] Adele?
[02:25:55] Did you just say Adele?
[02:25:56] I said Appa.
[02:25:57] He wanted to beat your ass like what?
[02:25:59] Oh, I could tell.
[02:26:00] Oh, I thought you said you wanted to beat my ass like Adele.
[02:26:03] I was like, wait, what did Adele do?
[02:26:05] I missed it.
[02:26:06] Okay.
[02:26:08] You did great for being as nervous as you were
[02:26:10] at the beginning.
[02:26:11] Okay.
[02:26:12] Like you were super chill around all the animals.
[02:26:15] Like you had good energy in there.
[02:26:17] I appreciate it also.
[02:26:19] Like, nobody's ever been a problem here.
[02:26:22] So I don't know why I have this fear.
[02:26:24] But sometimes when like the young male streamers
[02:26:28] have the explosive clips come here. Yeah. I'm like oh god like I got a random
[02:26:32] minute like I gotta watch out for my animals and they're gonna like scream
[02:26:35] and be crazy. Yeah like they're gonna walk up to like a frog and yell and it's
[02:26:38] me. Yeah. Yeah I would not. And then every time you guys are so great like you were
[02:26:42] so respectful and you listened so well and I really appreciate that. Yes of
[02:26:46] course. This was so fun. Thanks for the tour I had fun. Of course we're gonna go
[02:26:50] back into the studio you can go this way and chat you too like sometimes I get
[02:26:59] kind of nervous about chats because I'm like oh my god like this is not my demo
[02:27:03] like I don't know anything about games I'm not a young man but you guys were
[02:27:09] really cool today too and I really appreciate that so thank you so much
[02:27:15] It is, the cool special thing about Alveas in my eyes is that there are a lot of facilities
[02:27:25] that do really awesome conservation work that people visit if they're interested in animals
[02:27:30] or interested in conservation, right?
[02:27:31] But what Alveas is able to do is bring people out here who otherwise probably wouldn't be
[02:27:36] getting this information, like TXC and like you guys, and teaching you a bunch.
[02:27:42] That's super special to be able to reach people like you.
[02:27:45] So, thank you for making that possible.
[02:27:47] Yes.
[02:27:48] And thank you for your donations today.
[02:27:49] Yep.
[02:27:50] So sick.
[02:27:52] Thank you for freaking coming all the way out here
[02:27:54] for just this.
[02:27:55] Am I a one more thing?
[02:27:56] Yeah.
[02:27:57] I wanna donate $100,000.
[02:27:59] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
[02:28:03] Like actually.
[02:28:07] You're a liar.
[02:28:08] No, I swear to God.
[02:28:08] I think this is like the coolest.
[02:28:09] I wanted to donate for a while,
[02:28:11] but I mean, after seeing the tour too,
[02:28:13] This is like the coolest thing I think any streamer does.
[02:28:17] Seriously, I think what you do is awesome.
[02:28:20] Oh yeah, seriously, don't worry about it.
[02:28:22] Of course.
[02:28:27] Jasey, what?
[02:28:29] What?
[02:28:31] Yep, I didn't know when it was like a good time to do it.
[02:28:34] I don't know, I figured we're wrapping up.
[02:28:36] Oh my God, oh my God.
[02:28:41] No seriously, this has been like
[02:28:43] Some of the most fun I've ever had streaming.
[02:28:45] Like it didn't even feel like I was streaming.
[02:28:46] I felt like I was on like a zoo tour when I was a kid
[02:28:49] and I just had fun.
[02:28:51] Like I genuinely had fun.
[02:28:53] Like I wasn't really worried about the chat that much.
[02:28:55] It was just a good time.
[02:28:57] Oh my God.
[02:29:00] Oh my God.
[02:29:01] Thank you so much.
[02:29:03] Yep, of course.
[02:29:05] Thank you honestly.
[02:29:06] Whoa.
[02:29:08] Whoa.
[02:29:08] Okay.
[02:29:10] So you, okay.
[02:29:11] So you saw all of what we're doing.
[02:29:12] I actually didn't really talk about this on the cloud today.
[02:29:15] You guys see all of what we're doing here,
[02:29:17] where we're rescuing animals and teaching people about them.
[02:29:20] And that's a huge part about this.
[02:29:21] But the next thing that we're doing
[02:29:23] is endangered species breeding programs.
[02:29:25] I don't know if you know about this.
[02:29:27] We just expanded from 15 acres to 40 acres.
[02:29:31] And we're going to start breeding endangered wolves here
[02:29:34] at Albeas for reintroduction back into the wild.
[02:29:36] So to add on to wild populations,
[02:29:39] and we want to expand to do a bunch of endangered species
[02:29:41] breeding programs and so we're currently we've been fundraising to start doing
[02:29:45] that work that's huge for us here and for for that expansion as well like it's
[02:29:51] it's real real deal conservation guys that's oh my god that's insane bro yeah
[02:29:58] I'd like to know I'm just like even a part of some of it is cool because it
[02:30:01] goes this is a good cause and like I said I think what you do here it's um it's
[02:30:06] so special in the streaming community like it's I would never do anything like
[02:30:10] this but I did it you know thank you so much of course yeah thank you see that is
[02:30:16] crazy thank you guys so much thank you so I don't even know what do you say that
[02:30:30] wow okay wow thank you so I'm gonna contribute like to the like reading
[02:30:38] program for re-entry of like wolves?
[02:30:41] We're, that, that money will go to supporting the work that we're doing here and, and the
[02:30:47] expansion of, of Alveas, and I'm, I'm so grateful. I don't, that, that kind of money.
[02:30:53] Alveas has been built on crowdsource fundraising. So we have so many sick viewers that are donating
[02:30:59] small increments, which is like the coolest thing ever, because you guys have built this
[02:31:02] place. But yeah, to have people like you that, like, to come in here that have the means
[02:31:06] to do something like that, is like that would take such a long time to fund it, you know what I mean?
[02:31:09] Well it's also just like um kind of what you said earlier, sorry to cut you off, but like the
[02:31:13] fact that it's 100% like donation funded is so cool, like it's just a pure non-profit and what
[02:31:19] you guys do is awesome, and I can tell like you genuinely love animals like more than anything in
[02:31:25] in the world. So it's cool. Wow. Wow. Wow. Okay. Thank you so much. Holy shit. Of course.
[02:31:38] Thank you. Seriously. Wow. Okay. Okay. Guys. That's the tour. Yep. Thank you to everybody
[02:31:48] who tuned in. I learned a lot. I'm sure a lot of my chat learned a lot. And my chat
[02:31:54] probably already knew a lot of it but thank you. Educational, legendary
[02:31:58] experience. I had fun and I would say Joe needs to come and Onapixle needs to come.
[02:32:03] Yeah. For sure. This in the next year for sure. I'm sorry for shooting here with a
[02:32:08] water gun. No. Oh that's what I was gonna tell you. The part I was most scared
[02:32:12] wasn't even meeting the animals. It was when I was blind. Yeah for sure. I was just genuinely terrified. That's so fair.
[02:32:17] That's so fair.
[02:32:19] Now I feel bad though.
[02:32:20] Are you right?
[02:32:21] No, you're not.
[02:32:23] OK.
[02:32:24] All right, guys, you can find me and the Alvaeus Animals
[02:32:28] on the Alvaeus Sanctuary channel, literally 24-7.
[02:32:32] I would love to see you guys in chat over there.
[02:32:34] Thank you so much.
[02:32:35] I hope you learned today.
[02:32:37] I really appreciate you all being here.
[02:32:39] Thanks, you guys, you so much for coming all the way out here.
[02:32:42] To Maya, Maya's chat, my chat.
[02:32:44] I've already had a good time.
[02:32:46] And yeah, just keep killing it.
[02:32:47] Keep doing what you're doing, it's so cool to watch.
[02:32:49] Thank you guys so much.
[02:32:52] Peace out.
[02:32:52] Thank you.
[02:32:53] Goodbye!