- [Coyote] Is that an iguana?
- [Mario] Yeah!
- [Coyote] Looks like a monitor.
- [Mario] This may be too small.
(tense music)
- [Coyote] I could see him, you might be able to catch him.
- [Mario] Spook him this way, Pete.
If he flies, I'll catch him.
(laughing)
- You almost had him, didn't you?
- [Mario] I almost had him!
- He just launched right off of there.
(laughs)
- [Mario] Here, grab the camera.
- Oh, that's pretty cool, are you okay?
- [Mario] Yeah.
- [Coyote] That was a diving catch.
You almost had it!
- Almost!
- Nice try!
Wow, I didn't think it was going to launch her out.
I thought I was just gonna grab on to 'em, guess not.
Alright, well, that was kinda cool.
(tribal theme music)
Okay, so we just got here On Location
today at Kids Saving the Rainforest,
and yesterday we saw this spiny tailed iguana,
just a little one, up here in this little gutter.
And I managed to scare it out of there,
and it lept down, and Mario tried to dive and catch it.
We were like, "Wow, that was crazy.
"That's never gonna happen again."
And sure enough, we show up this morning,
it's right back in the same spot.
Now, Mario doesn't have his camera in hand.
Mark has the camera, and we're gonna try to see
if Mario can make an amazing catch.
Okay, you guys ready?
- [Mark] Yeah!
- [Mario] Let's do it!
(playful music)
- [Mario] He's further back in there.
See where the roof is at?
That's where you're gonna have to touch it.
- [Coyote] You all ready?
- [Mario] Yeah!
Got him!
- Yes! (Mark laughs)
That was awesome, oh my gosh!
You caught him!
- Alright!
- How cool was that?
I guess, without a camera in hand,
this guy can catch iguanas like
they're baseballs flying through the air.
Look at that little guy! - Teamwork!
- Oh, those teeth are sharp!
Stick your finger in there!
- No!
- No, okay. - That's your job.
- No, no, no!
No, don't let it bite my nose.
Wow, that's cool! - Yeah, it's a little one.
- This is a little juvenile spiny tailed iguana.
Now we caught an enormous one yesterday,
and that episode is going to be coming out soon,
where you see how big these reptiles can grow.
They have these enormous, woah, ridge line of spikes
that go along the side of the back, and then, oh my gosh!
That tail is so spiky, right?
What a great catch!
Are you sure you're a wildlife biologist
and not a football player?
That was pretty impressive!
- Yeah, that was teamwork!
- Wow!
- Yeah, that's a good one.
We were trying to catch him by hand,
I think I'm the only one who caught one by hand.
- Technically you are.
A little team effort there.
How cool is this?
Hanging out at Kids Saving the Rainforest
early in the morning,
and we catch ourselves a little spiny tailed iguana.
Woah!
I'm Coyote Peterson, be brave, stay wild,
we'll see you on the next location!
I guess we let him go now?
- [Mario] I guess so!
- Cool!
If you thought that lizard catch was amazing,
make sure to go back and watch the time
that I caught an iguana in a palm tree.
And don't forget, subscribe,
so you can join me and the crew on the next location!
Wanna watch him bite?
(laughing)
I guess he decided to go that way!
Oh, that was awesome!
- Yeah!
- [Coyote] Sweet, what a day!
(wolf howls)