Face to Face With The RAREST ANIMALS In The World!!

What is going on everyone? Welcome back to another video. We are here at the Palm Beach Zoo. We have never been here before. They have tons of different animals. You name it, they have it here. So we're gonna head in and tour this entire place. We got a giant map right here. I mean we got tigers, Malayan tigers. We got howler monkeys. We got a bird, uh what do you call those things, like aviary where you can actually go in and feed all of them. Black bears, panthers, otters, flamingos, more monkeys, a primate island. So there's an island filled with monkeys and lemurs. Unbelievable. Sloths, everything you could possibly think of. Even a jaguar. Axolotls. This is crazy. We gotta go tour this place. So we've just made our way into the island of the world. This is like one of their um entries and it looks like we got some parrots. So cool because they don't even have a cage. They're free roaming pretty much and look how beautiful they are. This is awesome. I mean giant trees. Everything's as natural as it can get. Looks like we got a nice stream going through here. There's probably a lot of fish in there. I guarantee it. A serval. Thing is crazy looking. See if he's in here. If he's out. Oh he's right there. Oh there's two of them. Oh dude those are sick. Bro they look like little baby cheetahs. Wow he's actually a lot bigger than I thought. So beautiful. I mean this enclosure is massive. As you can see it goes from over here all the way over there and then a big old tree right in the middle of it. So this isn't even part of the zoo but we got a little wild iguana right there. That's so cool. Oh there is three different species of primates in here. We got the black and white ruffed lemur. The red ruffed lemur. Pretty cool looking. And then lastly the ring-tailed lemur. This guy this was the one in Madagascar. Rope swings like a playground for them almost. Bro that is cutest little thing. Hey buddy. Hey you are so cute. What the heck is that thing? So these little guys are golden lion tamarians. They're found in Brazil. They only get to one to two pounds so they stay very small. Oh my gosh he's right here. Hey buddy you are so cute. Look at him just sprawled out on the log. Dude it's it's such a tiny monkey and he makes these little squeaks. You can kind of hear him. There's his friend right there he's coming over. So I think we're in the monkey section because we're seeing a lot of lemurs and monkeys. We got some more. So this is all attached. It looks like they have a little door right here and they can like get through to each other. This is one giant enclosure. What? A sloth. Where's there a sloth? I think that's him right in there. He's sleeping. We're not going to be too loud. Don't want to scare him. I didn't know at first there was a sloth in there. What do we got over here? I've never seen a koala bear and there's one right there. That is amazing. So it actually says right down here on the sign that koalas sleep for 18 to 22 hours a day which is unbelievable. That's almost a full day of sleeping. Jimmy what the heck is that? That's that um that's that bird that starts like yelling at you. He's making crazy sounds. Got some more tortoises down here and they got this giant enclosure with some birds at the top. So that is called a laughing kookaburra. So pretty much what it was doing is laughing at me. A rhinoceros hornbill. What? There he is. That thing's massive. Let's go see him. Hornbill hangout. Oh my gosh. Look at that guy. Oh he's coming over. Holy cow. Is that what he did? Yep. Very beautiful bird though. He's got a big orange like noggin on his head. It almost looks like a toucan. Welcome to tiger forest. Now I'm assuming there are some tigers in here. I don't see them yet but let's see. Dude no way the tigers can walk over you. This is unbelievable. I gotta see one. I don't think I've ever seen a tiger either in real life. A lot of new animals that I've never seen before that I'm seeing today. Can you find me? I could be cooling off in the stream or resting in the shade. There he is. That is one powerful animal right there. Wow. What a beast. Oh my gosh. He's probably looking at me right now thinking that is a good meal. Their home territories must provide enough prey to supply them with 12 to 15 pounds of protein daily. Unbelievable. What's in? Oh my god. I thought the tiger got out bro. So is this all connected I'm assuming? They're like bro he's bigger. He's way bigger. I mean right there we got probably a male tiger. He's really really big with canines about that big. They are well well taken care of. Unbelievable enclosures and they look very healthy. That is the biggest tortoise I've ever seen in my entire life. So this is actually an Aldabra tortoise. The camera does not do the justice on how big that tortoise is. Just to give you an idea look at him compared to those poles. So they can actually go in if they want to go get from outside if it's raining whatever bad weather. They can go in this little sanctuary. There's a door right there and there's a giant one just chilling. Look at the one in the corner. Oh an even bigger one in the corner. Broad snouted caiman. He lives in here. Is that him? No. The right hand side. You see him? I think that's his tail over there. Where? Is that his tail? No. It's cool because they have everything set up so naturally. It's so natural that it's a little difficult to find the animals sometimes. So we were over there looking in the water thinking he's in the water. In reality he's chilling right here. He's probably about I'll say seven to eight feet. Very cool coloration on him. Bro giant gators. That's sick. We got two big old gators in here. Probably a male and a female. That one over there seems to be the female. She's a bit smaller and then that big boy he's got a giant head giant back. He's definitely the male and these are your American alligators found here in Florida. He's looking at us. He's going under. He may be swimming or crawling his way over here. Oh look at that thing. Bro he's like trying to sneak up on us. See him going on the bank. He's literally crawling the bank. You can see the bushes moving. Yeah he oh oh look at him. He just popped up. That's a big boy and what he's doing right now is trying to camouflage himself thinking we can't see him because he's under that bush but we can see you buddy. We got some parrots right here. Hello. I think it's so cool that they're trained enough to not even have to be in a cage. Look at these guys. We can actually get up right next to them. A flamingo. That is awesome and it looks like they're just going through the mud right now looking for a little shrimp whatever they could possibly find. They have those long necks so they can do that and they actually get their pink color from finding little shrimps and stuff. What do we got in here? A panther. A panther? Wait this is a Florida panther? Yep. I did not know they got that big. My whole life I've lived in Florida. I've never seen a Florida panther. You are beautiful. Look at that tail. So we just went up this tree and now he's crossing to the other path into that enclosure over there. So he's got a massive roaming area. So some people may have their opinion. Why do they keep them in cages? Well there's obviously a good reasoning behind it. These guys were rescued. There's actually two of them. Miko and Sassy. They were separated from their mothers long before they were learned the hunting skills they would need to survive in the wild. They didn't have a mother to you know raise them up and actually teach them how to hunt. So if they were to just leave them out there they probably wouldn't have made it. So Palm Beach Zoo obviously took them in. Probably raised them since they were little babies and this is pretty much all they know and they're taken well care of. So I actually just learned something. We were wondering why they have like crossings for like other enclosures that they can actually move into. They do that so the animal never gets bored. They'll open the gates and allow them to go to a different enclosure so it's constantly switching up their environment. So we got some owls right here. A little pair of them right at the top there. Is that a chicken at the bottom? No that's a vulture. A vulture? What's he doing in there? Baird owl. I always thought they were nocturnal maybe not these ones. And then what we were thinking was a chicken is actually a turkey vulture. Look at him right there. He looks like a chicken. All right you can't even tell me that thing does not look like a chicken. It does look like a big chicken. Bear crossing. Nice. It's a beast. Look at that black bear back there. Giant. He's got to be 300 pounds. Oh my gosh what a sick enclosure. I mean they got a pond with viewing panels and all this space. Some caves, dens. That's the last thing I would probably want to get chased by is a bear. That is awesome. I've never been this close to an eagle. What a crazy beautiful bird. That is literally the American mascot. Right there the bald eagle. They're a lot bigger than people think. I mean that's a big bird and with his wings spanned out he's even bigger. What do we have in here? Oh my gosh he's right there. Dude he's albino. I didn't even see him. He blends in with the sand. We got some food for the birds. We're gonna go feed them. See how they like it. Thank you. Thank you. Oh my gosh that was uh was that a parrot? Oh he's following me. Come here. They said oh my gosh they really do. This is awesome. Bro this is really cool. Here buddy. Get some. Get a little. I know. There's one on Jimmy's shoulder. Oh my gosh. They're having a feeding frenzy. This is so cool. What kind of parrots are these? Okay. Remember one on my head? Oh my gosh. Dude I'm covered in um what was the name again? Lorikeets. They're similar to like a parakeet but a little bit bigger and more colorful. Very talkative. They're squeaking like crazy. Chirping. Oh my gosh. This is crazy. There's a big boy in the middle. I don't know if he'll eat. But look at this. We're just walking around feeding the parrots. Some are flying off. So we're in an aviary right now. It's a big meshed in enclosure. You guys wanted something cool. So back there you can see them kind of sitting there. So that's a tawny frogmouth. It's a really weird bird. You can't really see her right now. Unfortunately she was out. Yeah. Really cool bird. They come out with the parrots? Yeah but they don't bother. Like she doesn't eat the food or anything. Like she just kind of sits there. But she's inside right now. Very cool dude. Here we have a soft-shelled turtle as well. It's a baby one. Oh yeah I see him right there. Look at him swimming. Little pond with a turtle in it. I don't know how well you guys can see but you got a tongue slurping up that whatever it is. I can see it very well. Yeah. We're in a cave right now and these seem to be axolotls. I see one right here. Albino one. Big old guy. This is probably the biggest axolotl tank I've ever seen in my life. There's no way there's only one. Oh there's another big boy back there. You can see him right back there. No way. What the heck? He's hanging from the thing. I mean this guy's dancing down here. The other one's swinging from a rope or a vine. Oh. Oh. Look at him. Look at him go. Holy cow. He's just swinging. He swung from all the way at the top there down to there in the span of five seconds. Look at him go. Look at him go. So Jimmy's been helping me out a lot recently with just getting some videos done and we're at the zoo. So guys I want you to do me a big favor. Go check out Jimmy's channel in the link down below. This looks crazy. And then we got a capybara. It's the world's largest rodent right there. This may be the coolest thing they have. A viewing panel with otters swimming around. Look at them. Look at these guys. Oh my gosh. This is unbelievable. He's doing little swirls underwater. Such good swimmers. You could really get to see from this viewing panel how good of swimmers they are. They really like swimming. That's for sure. That's gonna wrap up the Palm Beach Zoo. If you guys enjoyed today's video make sure you give it a thumbs up. Comment down below your favorite animal that we saw today. Whether it was the monkeys, the tigers, the otters behind me here swimming. If you're not already hit that subscribe button. With that being said I'll see you guys in the next one. See you.