- Guys, I am excited.
Today we're at Zoological Wildlife Foundation
down here in Miami, and there are
so many amazing animals we're gonna see today.
A beautiful, beautiful place.
It's been a couple of years since I've been here,
so I'm gonna get reacquainted with all the animals.
Let's go have some fun.
(upbeat music)
- So he's- - (Lady) Hi Limbani.
- Limbani's gotten so big.
Hi buddy. I wish I could touch you.
I'm so sorry, Limbani. I know.
- (Jacob) Oh, you want to go say hi,
but you are a big chimpanzee and you are too big.
- (Brian) You're too big now.
- (Zookeeper) That's okay.
- (Brian) Limbani, you're so amazing.
Oh my gosh I remember Limbani,
when he was just under a year old.
He is, how old is he now?
- He's about to be five. - five almost, yeah
- (Brian) About five?
- Five in August.
- Oh my gosh.
- (Jacob) If we all start making monkey noises.
(Guys imitating monkey noises)
(Limbani making monkey noises)
- (Savannah) I know. I love you, baby.
- (Jacob) Oh my gosh. I know buddy.
- So Limbani has just kind of gotten to the size now
where he's a little bit too big, you know,
as much as I love to just scoot right up and hug him
and play with him, you know,
he's obviously getting to be a large chimpanzee now,
and it's just not safe for people to be messing with him.
But uh, wow, look at him. Limbani.
- (Savannah) There you go!
- (Brian) You got a new hat. You got a new hat, buddy?
- Yeah, he got a new hat.
He loves to just investigate everything.
- (Savannah) It's the biggest hat in Miami, Limbani.
- (Brian) He's like, I don't know what to do.
Limbani's saying hit that like button
and subscription button over here.
Yeah, go to Brian B...
(laughs)
- (Jacob) Now's he going to call 911.
- (Savannah) He is
(Savannah laughing)
- (Brian) It's crazy to think how smart they are.
- (Jacob) No, don't delete that.
- (Brian) I mean, he's deleting stuff.
(Jacob laughs)
- (Savannah) Ah, he's looking at your nudes, Jacob.
(Laughs)
- (Zookeeper) He actually put me, put Mario on as
emergency contact with my phone.
Sometimes if you get a text message and it comes from him.
It's, It's like, what?
How'd you know who to contact?
- (Brian) I think he's the next big YouTuber.
- (Jacob) Mhmmm.
- And look what we have here.
- Ow. Ow.
- It's the king of the jungle.
Oh my gosh.
What are you doing, guys?
- Hi, you gotta go say hi to Brian
- (Brian) Come say hi to me. come say hi to me.
Come say hi to me.
Hi guys. Hi, what are you doing, cheekies? Hi.
oh my gosh, he's got my hair tie now.
He's like, yes, I've got a hair tie.
(indistinct)
And they love cameras.
- (Jacob) Oh yeah.
- (Brian) No doubt about that. What are you doing?
What have you got in there? What are you trying to get?
What are you trying to get, you cheeky?
- (Jacob) Oh yeah. Swattin' the lens.
- (Brian) Swattin' the lens.
(laughs)
Oh oh my gosh.
Oh, I got you. I got you. I got you.
Oh. I got you. I got you.
- (Man) Oh, she don't know where to go.
- I know. Here take a lion, take a lion.
(laughs)
- Take a lion! Take a lion.
- (Brian) Take a lion.
(indistinct chatter)
- (Brian) Welcome to the lion's den.
- (Lady) Oh my goodness.
- (Guy) Hey, puppy.
(laughs)
- Oh hey, buddy. Oh yeah. Oh my goodness!
I forgot about their tongues.
- (Brian) They're sharp, right?
- Yeah. They got like...
- (Brian). They're like rich sandpaper, yeah.
Look at the lion. This is the best.
(Man) I know. I know! Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ow. Ow.
- I can't believe I'm playing with a lion right now.
It's so weird because they're just like, at this size,
you don't think they're lions at all.
Because when we're standing by ginormous ones,
you just feel terrified.
(Jacob) I think he likes you. He likes you, too.
- Dude, I'm so excited right now. This is insane.
(Brian) First time meeting a big cat?
- (Man) Uh-huh. Yeah.
- (Brian) Sick, right?
- (Man) Sick, man. Sick. Like, proper sick, dude.
Hi.
- (Man) Here, give me your camera. I'll get it. So cool.
(snapping noise)
- Woo-hoo. (laughs)
Look you can see it. Ready? Whoa.
- And of course, my friend, Savannah's with us today, too.
Savannah, what happened to your hat?
- (Savannah) So, I mean,
I guess you sacrifice the hat for the lion, right? So.
- (Brian) I think your hat's gone.
- Yeah. The cloud leopard loved the hat,
the baby lions love the hat.
- We're gonna start a GoFundMe page
for a new hat for Savannah. Link in the Description.
Just kidding.
(laughs)
- (Savannah) The thing, the thing about the hat
the hat comes from Cuba.
So there has to be a trip involved with getting it.
Even though it's not an expensive hat, it's a valuable hat.
It's OK. You guys can play with it.
I taste delicious. I taste delicious.
Ahhh!!!
- (Brian) Savannah, what is going on down there?
(Savannah laughs)
- (Brian) What are you doing?
- And then of course you guys know that I want to get
some small clawed otters here.
Of course these are the Asian small-clawed otters.
You raised some up before, right?
- Yeah, I raised a couple of them up
some of their offspring and
these are the parents right here and look at them.
They're just wanting,
They're just trying to steal my shoe right now
They thinks it's the greatest thing ever.
- (Brian) Oh my god.
They're just so excited about your shoe
- (Jacob) Yeah. They're so curious and investigative
with just pretty much anything you give them,
a little pebble, a little marble.
They're just going to kind of hold it in their hand,
run around with it. Anything.
Especially your shoes. Something that smells,
that's been all over the place. They're just all over it.
- (Brian) Oh my gosh, These guys are amazing.
I know Lori will fall in love with these guys for sure.
I mean, look at that little face right there.
Look at how cute he is.
Oh my God. They are amazing.
They're again, so curious, so awesome.
They're just all over me.
Oh my gosh, dude this is fun.
What are you doing, silly monkey?
Oh my gosh. They're so cute.
Uh, again, The only downside of otters
is they do have a little bit of an odor.
So, we have to definitely make sure that,
we like, somehow exhaust a lot.
- Yeah. You might want to have some sort of a filter
because the Otter smell, I mean,
Brian, you can smell it.
If you guys were here right now and you smelt it,
you'd probably never want one.
- Yeah. It's the one problem with them for sure.
But they're so worth it.
I mean, look at that little cute face.
We'll definitely solve the odor issue somehow,
because they are absolutely worth it.
Look at how cute they are.
Guys, I'm excited to be reunited with Oliver.
Of course, Oliver actually is in some of my profile pictures
This guy is absolutely... what are you doing? No.
Where are you going, you little crazy monkey?
- (Jacob) He's hanging from his prehensile tail.
- Isn't that cool? Where you going?
- He's going to the Powerade.
- Oh, he's got the Powerade. Oh. Where is he going?
Oliver is amazing.
- Hello, Oliver. How are you doing, Oliver?
What, are you hiding from that guy?
- (Brian) I know.
- (Man) He's kind of scary.
- (Brian) I don't blame you.
- He's kind of scary.
- (Brian) I don't blame you, Oliver.
This is truly a little monkey.
- (Jacob) Oh yeah.
(laughs)
Since the last time you've been here,
Oliver's got his big boy teeth.
- I know. You got big boy teeth now.
I don't want to get bit by him. That's for sure.
- Oh yeah. Oliver, you want a little cap of Powerade?
We're going to give him a little treat. Oh my goodness.
That is the best thing ever. It is so tasty.
It is so good. There you go.
Oh my goodness.
- Is that the most incredible thing?
You Know, it's fun. I love monkeys. I love primates for sure
, I've always had a passion for them.
But, I'll be honest with you.
I would just as soon come and play with them
in someone else's place.
I don't think I'll ever actually own any primates,
but, they are truly amazing.
And Oliver is special because of course I love him to death.
And of course I'm with my buddy Jacob.
- What's up, guys?
- You guys know him from YouTube.
I'll put a link in the description to all of his stuff.
He's always got a bunch of dope stuff for sure.
So, thank you so much. And what do we have here?
- We got Petra. She's a year-old clouded leopard cub.
- Oh my gosh, She is absolutely adorable.
- Absolutely incredible.
She's going to probably try and jump down right now.
You want to come on the shoulders?
You want to come? You want to walk on my back?
- No. She's like, no I'm all right.
(laughs)
- Kind of come up. Kind of just say hi.
Let her sniff your hand.
- Here you go, girl. Hi, Sweetie.
- She'll kind of sniff you, and get her under the chin.
She loves those chin scratches.
Oh, so good. So good.
- You are beautiful. Clouded leopards are actually
my favorite of all of the cats.
- Me, too.
- They are are one, number one on everything. So.
- Look at the spots, you can see.
They just kind of look like a cloud in the sky.
- Ah, she is beautiful.
- Oh, You see those canines?
- Oh yeah. Hi girl. Wow. This is amazing.
Such a great animal.
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- So, we're at Jacob Feder's place right now.
And right outside his house, you come out,
and look at this.
And you walk out and of course he has his sloth room,
right outside the room here, which is absolutely amazing.
There's actually a male and two females in here. So a trio.
Hi, bud. How are you? How you doin'?
I'm missing my Drogo.
It's a great setup too. It's awesome to just be able
to open the door of your house and just
walk into a sloth little sanctuary.
Of course they got a little spot over here.
They can chill out and, wow, this is awesome.
- Now, we've got some, some treats.
- Ah, you got some treats.
- There you go.
So tasty. So good.
- Definitely beautiful.
- Oh yeah.
- Just take a look this setup out here at Jacob's house.
I mean, obviously the house is over here.
He's got some lemur enclosures with the Tiki hut thing.
He's got lemurs over here. Some more cages over here.
And this is a dope backyard, and guess who we have.
- We have little Rue, little three,
three-month-old black and white ruffed lemur.
- This is amazing.
- Just hang out on you. She's super sweet.
- She is so sweet, dude.
This is amazing. This is the girl.
And you have the boy over on the other side, right?
- Exactly. So the goal is to breed them in the future.
They are, you know, critically endangered.
- Yeah.
- So hopefully pair them up in about four years.
We'll have some lemur babies.
- And I love little Ruffs, I mean,
they're my favorite. I mean.
- They're the sweetest of all the lemurs.
- Yeah. They're the sweetest of the lemurs for sure.
Oh my gosh. They're beautiful.
Oh, dude, that's so great.
- My first time holding a lemur.
Never done this before their hands feel like, uh,
a little black tar you get in a parking lot.
- (Brian) Oh yeah!
I think like rubber, you know, almost like.
So cool.
- Yeah. Super sweet.
- It's amazing.
- (Jacob) Hop on. There you go.
- Here we go.
Should be, uh, Captain Jack Sparrow's little pet.
What's up, baby? Jump.
- You want to jump? Come on.
- Do it. Do it.
- Oh!
- Yeah, we're not making it in the circus.
- The feet are crazy, dude.
- (Jacob) Lemurs are like, in my opinion,
the softest of all the primates.
The rough lemurs are like velvet. Yeah.
- What's this whole thing?
- (Jacob) The black and whites are my favorite of them.
- I think it likes the camera, huh?
- (Jacob) Oh yeah.
- You gonna be a star?
- Take Lewis out. He's in mid shed right now.
He's looking, he's looking a little dark.
He's a cool guy.
- Really nice. I love the blue coming out.
- Yeah. And she's the friendliest of all mine.
- Oh really?
She came up and walked up to me.
- She was, she was so crazy and insane when I got her
and then she just, she calmed down.
- These of course are the Australian side-necks.
Unbelievable. These have always been
one of my favorite turtles. Oh my gosh.
That's amazing. So, so are people breeding these?
- A couple people.
- A couple people? I'd love to get some of these, man.
Oh my gosh. These are so cool.
- (Jacob) Yeah.
- Wow. So, what a crazy turtle, huh? It's ridiculous.
- Awesome.
- This is the male that sired the clutch.
So I mixed the new group in,
after they were with the other one,
I gotta separate them out,
because I want to keep that trio that produced.
It was this male, this big-ass female.
- (Brian) Yeah, those are the top two.
Those are the top three in this.
- Actually it's these three that, that did it.
- (Brian) Oh, OK.
- Yeah. These three. But this male came in.
I mean, look at his polish. It's ridiculous.
- (Brian) Oh, it's so beautiful.
That's a turtle. You got to reach in here,
but grab the male 'cause that's the problem.
- (Brian) How am I? You just say I reach in there?
- You just gotta reach in.
- (Brian) So, I go and grab the male?
- You gotta grab the male.
- OK. So, I've gotta feel for the male.
- (Jacob) You've gotta feel for the male and grab him.
- (Guy) You know how to tell the difference, right?
- Yeah, just tickle its little behind, right?
- You might, you might get into some,
some, some leaf-litter sludge.
- I'm gonna find this thing.
- You gotta find it.
- All right. We're reaching. I'm going.
OK. Ready?
- Yeah. Go.
- Oh, whoa! Now that's a turtle man. Holy cow.
- Big, big adult male. Indian spotted.
- You notice that I got the male, right?
I, I found the female first, but I let her go.
So I could just get the male.
- Let me find the female. Let me.
- There we go. Look at these guys.
These are impressive, man.
- Yeah.
She laid a clutch of, one clutch, 35 eggs.
- 35 eggs?
- 35. Yeah. Which was massive.
- That's amazing. That's beautiful.
- Wow. That's impressive.
- Right?
- That's beautiful.
- (Lady) Oh, I want a picture with the big male.
- And actually we really could have figured the male out
pretty easy with that carapace like that.
- Like I thought, it would be like something like...
- Dude. It's so big.
- Got my favorite in here.
I've had it since it was a yearling.
- (Brian) Oh, that's beautiful.
- (Savannah) Wow!
- (Brian) That's a pretty radiated, dude.
- (Savannah) That thing looks perfect.
- When I got it, it didn't have near the banding it has,
and slowly it just went of control and got beautiful.
- (Brian) That's as nice as a radiated as
you can find right there.
Wow.
- Look at the crazy pattern
- (Brian) That is absolutely gorgeous.
- Critically endangered in the wild.
- (Brian) Yep.
- People poaching them.
- (Brian) That's the problem with these guys.
Yeah. That's a problem.
- Take a look. We actually have a Galapagos Island tortoise.
Again, This is much like Matilda with the Aldabra,
but you'll see like right here.
You won't see the same skews as you do with the Aldabras,
and this of course is an endangered animal.
You need permits for it to actually own it.
This one's probably about 80 or 90 pounds, stuff like that.
It's definitely a beautiful, beautiful animal.
I love giant tortoise. I love Aldabras. I love Galapagos.
I wish one day I could have Galapagos as well,
and maybe I will, but I tell you that is a beautiful animal.
What an absolutely fun day over at ZWF.
And now at Jacob's place. I mean, it's absolutely amazing.
Like I said, I'm going to put a link in the description
to Jacob as well as all the stuff at ZWF.
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