♪ Blippi ♪ ♪ So much to learn about ♪ ♪ It'll make you wanna shout ♪ ♪ Blippi ♪ (happy music) - Hey. Come here. Hey. It's me, Blippi, and today we're at OdySea in Scottsdale, Arizona. Come on! This is gonna be awesome. I think today, you and I should
learn about some animals. Whoa, look at this place! Whoa, those are kind of like raindrops. Hello! Okay, let's go over here. Whoa, we're almost to the top! Whoa, yeah, let's go! This is gonna be so much fun! (joyful music) Whoa, did you see that? I just use two fingers
on the back of the head in the back of this Russian Sturgeon. Oh, it looks like he liked it. Whoa, it feels so cool. It's hard but it also has kind of a layer of a slippery sludge on it. It helps keep all the parasites away. Oh, here's another one. That is awesome (chuckles). Whoa, did you see that? I just touched this Stingray, nice and gently with my
two fingers on its back. Whoa, okay. Let's touch another one. Oh, here's one right over here. Oh, hey. Whoa! That's silly. Oh, come over here. Whoa, there's so many of 'em. Whoa, look at that one, it's
just resting on the ground. That's a different kind. Huh? Oh, here comes one. Whoa. Hey, I'll describe what it feels like. It kind of feels... Oh, here's one more. Whoa, yeah, I really know
what it feels like now. It feels like a wet gummy bear. (Blippi chuckling) So slippery and soft at the same time but firm as well. Wow, this is fun. Whoa! Oh, hey. - Hey, Blippi. - What you doing? - Oh, just sitting here
looking at my favorite fish, the Paddlefish. - Ooh, Paddlefish, that's pretty cool. - It is. - Well, see you later. - See you later, Blippi. (happy music) Whoa, this is pretty cool
been behind the scenes of an aquarium. Hello.
- Hey. (Blippi chuckling) This is awesome. Whoa. (Blippi chuckling) Hey.
- Hi. - So many cool workers here. Whoa, look at this. We're on top of an aquarium. Whoa, look at all that water
and those fish down there. Whoa, okay, follow me. Whoa, look at this room! Whoa, there's so much scuba gear in here. Tanks, wetsuits. Whoa, okay, we need to take
this fish to the sharks. I bet they're really hungry. Come on! Whoa! Wow (chuckles). Okay, whoa look at this! Whoever drew that is a good artist. It shows the different parts of a shark. Yeah. Like the gills. (Blippi vocalizing) Whoa, look! All right, we did it, here you go. - Hi, thank you. - You're welcome. What's your name? - My name's Danny. - Ooh, this is Danny. And what are you doing here? - So, we're here with Kathy and she's actually feeding
our big sharks right now. - Whoa, look, I see a fish down there. Look! Whoa, so why is she
holding a fish on a pole? - So that's how we get the
food down to our sharks. It's a very glow in the water column, she needs to have a really long tool to get the food down to their mouths. - Okay. So they hold the pole
which has a fish on the end and then the sharks come
up and have some supper. (Blippi chuckling) Oh, this looks like fun. Cool. Those fish look big. How big is that fish that
she's feeding the sharks? - It's about this big,
it's called a Blue Fish. Because it has a kind of blue tint to it. - Okay, that's a Blue Fish and it's about this big. So what kind of fish did I bring up? - So you brought up some Herring, which is the big fish in here. - Okay. - And then, some capelin, which
is the little fish in here. - Okay. Ah, interesting. Ah, hey, oh, this is pretty
cool, seeing someone else do it, but hey, can I feed some sharks? - Yeah, absolutely. - Okay. - Just make sure you have your gloves on 'cause the fish can be kind of stinky. (both chuckling) - Okay. Let's put the glove on so then my hands don't
smell like fish for weeks. Okay, all right. I've got my gloves on. Ah, oh, there we go. One glove. Two gloves. All right, now what do I do? - So we'll just take this fish bucket that you brought up from the kitchen and we'll head over here. - Okay, all right. Alrighty. - We'll head over to our feeding platform. - Okay. - As soon as we walk up, the
fish will be all ready for us. - Okay. Whoa! Look, I'm on the platform. Whoa, look, there's no barriers
between me and the fish. Okay, I'm just gonna jump in. - [Friend] Oh, no! - Just kidding. All right, here we go. Can I throw one at a time? - [Danny] Yeah, whatever you want. You can throw one at a time, or all in at once. - All right, enjoy fish. (water plopping) Whoa, look at 'em go! (water plopping) They're really enjoying this food. (water plopping) (water plopping) (water plopping) Whoa, look at all of 'em. They're swarming to the top. (water plopping) Because they know that I'm throwing all this yummy food to them. All right, yee. (water plopping) Wee.
(water plopping) (Blippi chuckling)
(water plopping) There you go, fish. (water plopping) Is that tasty? (water plopping) (water plopping) Is that tasty, fish? Or is that tasty? (group laughing) Okay, there's a little left. Here we go! (water plopping) Whoa! That was so much fun. Good job. Whoa! (happy music) Ooh, she's feeding a turtle. Come on. Whoa, so many cool things up here. Whoa. Okay, let's go over here. Whoa. (Blippi chuckling) Okay, what are you doing? - I am feeding Greta,
our Green Sea Turtle. - Ooh, she's feeding Greta. That's a nice name. And this is Greta. Do you see Greta? Hey, Greta. Hey. Ooh, what does Greta like to eat? - Greta loves lettuce. But she also enjoys
cucumbers, bell peppers and even sometimes carrots. - Oh, lettuce, bell peppers,
cucumbers and carrots. Sounds like Greta's really healthy. Can I try feeding Greta? - Yeah. - Okay, all right. How do I do it, just a little bit? - Yeah, you can do a little
bit, the whole leaf-- - Okay, there you go, Greta. Whoa, hey what you doing, it's behind you. Shall I throw another--
- Sure. There you go. Sometimes you just have to--
- Okay. All right. Whoa, Greta's hungry. Here you go, Greta. Yum. Here you go. Oh, Greta is really big. Do you know how much Greta weighs? - She is a little bit over 100 pounds. - Oh, wow a 100 pounds. Wow. There you go. Okay, let's do a big piece. Let's watch Greta eat a whole piece. Here you go. Oh, it's right there. Yeah. Whoa. Hey. Hello? Whoa. That's a big piece of lettuce. (happy music) Hello. Hey. Hello. Come on! Since we just touched some animals, I think we should use this
restroom and wash our hands. Let's go! Okay, welcome to the bathroom. Whoa, look, whoa! Look, this restroom is underwater. And this restroom actually won
the Best Restroom in America. Whoa, you can wash your hands right here and look at shark, sharks and fish! Whoa, this is awesome. Pretty cool. All right, I washed my
hands now I'll go dry 'em. You enjoy the view. (happy music) (joyful music) Whoa, hey, let's go down the escalator to the deep ocean. (Blippi chuckling) Come on. (water bubbling) Whoa, look. Now it's like we're underwater. Look this way. (Blippi chuckling) Oh, that's awesome. I present to you, the Deep Ocean Exhibit! (Blippi chuckling) (happy music) Whoa, hey, what you doing up there? Come on down here. Whoa. Hey, look. Hello. Hey. So this is a Sea Lion. There's another one over here. Whoa, it's so big. Whoa. (Blippi chuckling) That's so cool. Oh, look, look, look. Whoa, hello! Whoa. And there's actually a
Seal in here as well. Let's go try and find it. Oh, let's see. Oh, here it is. Hello. See that right here, this is a Seal. Hi. So there's three Sea Lions
in here and one Seal. And the easiest way to tell
the difference is this, I'll show you. So if you're a Sea Lion,
you use your front flippers to basically walk like this. (Sea Lion barking) (Blippi chuckling) But Seals don't do that. Seals... Oh, hello? Oh, you're curious, huh? So curious. Oh, so that's a Sea Lion. So it walks with its flippers. (hands slapping) Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello. They're actually really smart animals. See how it's following me? I'll try and change directions. Whoa. Okay and Seals, they don't walk like that. You know, this is a Sea Lion. Sea Lion and a Seal, they don't have
that much power right here and it's kind of short and stubby. So this is what they do. (Blippi chuckling) So they just go to waddle. That's silly. Wow, what magnificent creatures. Check 'em out a little bit more. (upbeat music) Whoa, penguins? Yeah, we're behind the
scene at the aquarium and we're gonna meet some penguins. Come on. Okay, let's walk nice and slow and we'll be very quiet as well. Whoa. - Hi
- Hey. Who are you? - I'm Hutch. - Ooh, this is Hutch. Hey and what do you do here? - I work with the penguins and reptiles. - Ooh, the penguins and the reptiles. Oh, do you see the penguins back there? Whoa! Hello. Are these your only two penguins here? - Oh, no we have more
friends that are coming. Would you like to grab a toy, we're actually gonna play with them. - Sure. 'Kay, let's grab a toy and let's see some more penguins. Look over there! (penguins gakking) - [Hutch] Keep moving. Freely like a lot of
movement with their toys. So we have-- - Hello. - He's already come over to say hi. - It looks like it's
enjoying my shadow, huh? - That does happen. So penguins are really
light contrasting colors. They also can see colors really well and have rods and cones in
their eyes, just like we do. - Okay. They're kind of, although they're birds, they're kind of acting
like kitty cats, huh? - Just a little bit. They do like to play with a
lot of different types of toys and just like kitty cats, they tell us when they wanna be touched. - Okay. Ah, interesting. This is pretty cool. Hey, get a closer look. Oh, bye-bye. Penguins are so silly. So where are these penguins from? - These penguins are from South Africa. - Okay. - And we have 32 of them
here at the aquarium. - Wow, 32 penguins here. And these are from South Africa? Not Antarctica? - Not Antarctica, they're actually one of several species of penguins
that prefer the warm climate. - Oh, okay. That's pretty cool. Interesting. Warm climate and penguins. I guess you learn something every day. Hey, let's take a seat right over here. And then Hutch is gonna
bring a penguin over. Ooh, I'm so excited. I get to touch a penguin. Ooh, hello? (Blippi chuckling) Okay. So I'm gonna touch the
penguin with two fingers, gently on its back. Hey, are you ready? Oh. Hey. It felt so soft. Did you know penguins have
70 feathers per square inch? Yeah, they're really
small and really dense. Can I touch it again, Hutch? - Yes you can. - Okay. Does that feel good? Do you like that? - She's showing off for you. - Ooh. What does that mean when
she shakes her head? - So that means she's really happy and you might be her new boyfriend. - Ooh. I hope she doesn't want a kiss. (both chuckling) Oh, hello! This is a Little Blue penguin. It's pretty small. Oh, this board has the
sizes of different penguins. Oh, like the penguin I met
today, an African Penguin. Whoa, and they just keep getting bigger. Whoa. Whoa, look how big they're getting. Whoa! Look how big this penguin is. Whoa, four feet tall! 1.3 meters high! Jeez, look how big it is. Whoa, that's a really big penguin. (happy music) Whoa, look a Toucan. You see it's beak? Kind of looks like the shape of a banana. A really colorful banana. There's another bird over here, come on. Whoa. Hello! (Blippi chuckling) A colorful Parrot. Hey, how are you? (Blippi chuckling) Ooh, looks like it's yellow, blue and on its head, it's green. Hey. Hey, there's another
animal right over here I wanna show ya, come on. Whoa, look. Look at this animal. It's moving really slow. Do you know what animal this is? Yeah, this is a Sloth. Let's act like a sloth together. (joyful music) - Hello. How are you? (Blippi chuckling) That's funny. Hi, hello! Whoa! Look, these are otters
and they're so cute. Look at 'em go underwater. Whoa! I bet they can hold their
breath for a really long time. Whoa, they're so fast. Whoa. They kind of look like water cats. But they're not kitty cats. (Blippi chuckling) Whoa! Hi. Hello! Ooh, another one! Whoa. Cool! (upbeat music) Whoa! That was so much fun learning
about all these creatures at OdySea in Scottsdale, Arizona with you. Well, this is the end of this video. But if you wanna watch more of my videos, all you have to do is search for my name. Will you spell my name with me? Ready? B-L-I-P-P-I. Blippi, good job. All right, see you soon! (Blippi chuckling) ♪ Blippi, Blippi ♪ ♪ So much to learn about ♪ ♪ It'll make you wanna shout ♪ ♪ Blippi ♪
