San Diego Zoo - Walking Tour | 4K UHD

He's going back the other way. He is. He's going back the other way. And this one's just like... Now you know the truth. Is this a good one? Yeah. Hit it! She's so relaxed. So, the trail... Let's check if you want to help. That would be great. Do you want one also? We're good. That's Aisha. When she was young, really young... She was so gentle with her. She was, and Aisha could be mean. When Aisha was young, her father was around, and Satu. And she used to pinch his cheeks. And she would bite him, and she would pull his hand. And he wouldn't do anything. And he did nothing. And one day, he opened his mouth to yawn, and she stuck her head right in his mouth. And he did not do anything. He didn't hurt. Wow. I couldn't believe it. Where is he? Where's the father? He passed away. He was big. Lots of hair. He was hanging, I know. We miss him so much. We're trying to figure out a way to get out of here. Where's the family? I think they're family. So we're trying to buy property on the island. So... That's a YouTuber trying to figure out taxes. Is he going back the other way now? He is. He's going back the other way. Have you guys ever seen this? This is how I got around the house, guys, when I broke my foot. Literally, I was rolling like this around the house. I was just rolling around the house. Just like that. I guess maybe this is socks. Yeah. He's just resting here. He's just resting. Oh my gosh, there's three. That is so funny. You see him, Ty? Yeah. Both of them. Is this a good one? Yeah. Get it. You want a picture with him? He's so relaxed. Sorry, babe. Don't film your daddy. Daddy, are you tired? Yeah. Party time. Hi, buddy. He's a little older. His size is bigger than mine. There's a cat down there. He's like... It's a miniature. How did they get it? This is a full grown hippo. Is that genetic disorder? A difference. Don't you know about pygmy doves? That one's like closing. Because they're exhibiting. I'm sorry. Don't put it out of the way. We're blocking everything. Drinks meeting. We don't like to say she's getting up to her age, but we're very excited to have her here. And she's kind of like, she keeps our youngins in check. So it's really funny to watch 50% of the cows because they're going to be sticking it out and pulling through those really long. They can be about, the spines of an acacia tree can be about four inches. And fortunately here, we need Australia-grown, so they don't have those long spines. So we're very fortunate because we value trying to deal with spines that long. But they still use their tongues. They'll use it as a prehensile tongue. They'll use it to grab those leaves and pull the leaves into their mouth. So if they're going to be eating quite a few hours throughout the day, they want to make sure they don't get that sunburn on their tongues. That's why it's a lot darker. Now their tongue is about an inch for every foot they are tall. So if you have a 15-foot tall giraffe, you're going to have about a foot. And so they're not going to have sunburn. So they have built-in sunburn. They don't sleep at all. They're going to sleep quite a few hours. They don't lay down very much. If they do, it's only a few minutes at a time. Sometimes you'll see those young ones kind of in a nursery. That's such a big eye. Oh my god. Those are the snails that start to dig. What does the monkey say? Let's keep walking. Here we go. What kind of monkeys are those? One of us is going to get sunburn. How do you do it? Bye bye.