Januari 07, 2017
- what's going on coyote pack? we're on location inarizona visiting one of my favorite placesin the southwest, the arizona sonoradesert museum. and today we're gettingup close with stingrays. now, i know whatyou're all thinking. this is going to be awesome. oh, it's suctioning my arm! - [woman] he's taking the food.
- [coyote] today, the crew and i are at the arizonasonora desert museum. in the past, we havefilmed some great episodes of breaking trailat this location that have featured theirincredible exhibits, like the hummingbirdsand the mountain lion. however, today is differentbecause we are being given the opportunity to bethe first animal series to film at their newestexhibit, stingray touch.
i will be workingalongside kat rumbley, and together, we are goingto feed the stingrays. (laughing) camera crew in. i'll get you though thatjurassic park gate there, cool. - hey guys.- hey, you must be kat. - i am, nice to meet you. - i'm coyote, nice to meet you. thanks for having us today.
- of course, welcometo stingray touch. - she's got breakfastready for, whoa. not me, right? - uh, yeah. - for really, i caneat one of these? - let's just hold out. - okay, see i getso excited as soon as i see something ican potentially eat. - yeah.- wow, this is it!
this is the exhibit. - [kat] this is the exhibit. - [coyote] this isreally, really cool. - yep.- holy cow. - [kat] we're prettyexcited about it. - [coyote] before i camehere i did a little research, and i read that this is all from the same litterof rays, correct? - [kat] correct.
- [coyote] these arebrothers and sisters in here. - [kat] yep. - [coyote] and a babyray is called a pup? - [kat] yeah. - [coyote] that's pretty cool. so just like sharks, babysharks are called pups, and as we know, sharks andrays are very closely related. - [kat] right. - and you can almost see that.
it looks like modified sharkwithout the dorsal fin, and if you were to takea shark and just have it with pectoral fins anda very long, skinny tail you can almost see theshark in their eyes. the skin is very smoothif you run your hand in one direction, andthat helps their movement through the water, butif you go backwards, it feels just likesandpaper, just like a shark. - [kat] yeah, exactly.
- kat, show us, what is theproper method for feeding these? you don't just throwthe fish in, right? - no, so you're gonna hold it kinda like an ice cream cone. hold on to it.- yeah. - [kat] but you holdonto it as well. - [coyote] okay. - [kat] and they'rejust gonna take it. - [coyote] so give alittle bit of resistance?
oh, look at that, they'regiving high fives. - [camera man] i thinkthey're demanding their food. - they're giving high fives. - [camera man] they'repounding the table now. - [coyote] look at that. look at your little face.- they are super hungry. - [coyote] look atyour little face. awww, i wanna get this camera. look at your little face.
- [kat] hi. - [coyote] they are cute. they do, they looklike little puppy dogs. - they do. are you ready for this? are you ready for this moment? - i do, i feel a little bitnervous, i'm not going to lie. - i feel like your heartis racing right now. - my heart is.
i can feel, i get nervous anytime i do one of these things. like, i know that they're mouthsare modified without teeth and they just have these flatplates that suction their food in, but even still, thisis going to be interesting. - what is gonna happen? - oh look at that, comingup and high fiving me. - are you ready? - i'm ready. okay, so we just slowly putour hand down into the water?
- [coyote] and, oh, thewater's nice and warm. - [kat] it is superwarm, and it's saltwater. oh god. - [coyote] oh boy, oh boy. - [kat] i'm actuallykind of nervous. - you're nervous, you've donethis before, haven't you? - [kat] uh, yeah. - [coyote] i would assumeyou wouldn't be nervous. - [kat] right
- oh, here comes one!- oh god. - [coyote] oh, itsuctioned my arm! - [kat] he's taking the food. - [coyote] whoa! - did he take it?- did you see that? yes, he definitely took. oh, i just got amouthful of ray water. - [kat] oh god, oh god. - [coyote] herewe go, here we go.
mark, you see that? - [mark] oh yeah. - [coyote] oh wow,this little glutton. . he's trying to gettwo at the same time. - [kat] hey, oh it's a big one. - oh, that's a big one.- that's a big boy. it's a big one. whoa, they're so fast. it's amazing how theycan turn so quickly.
- [kat] it's perfect. - [coyote] whoa. - [kat] take it. (laughing)- oh, slapped in the face. - [kat] well, there's that. - literally, a mouthfulof salty, ray water. - how's it feel?- right in my eye. - is it good?- i got soaked on that one. - yeah, you did.
- that was awesome! - it was pretty cool. - [coyote] wow, kat,this exhibit is so cool. anyone that visits the desertmuseum can come in here and get the chance to getup close with these rays. - [coyote] that is soawesome, and this is the newest exhibityou guys have here. - [kat] this is, yeah, we justopened a couple weeks ago. - well, thank you so muchfor having me and the crew
out here today onlocation to get up close with these amazing animals. - thanks for coming. - oh, you bet, high fives! - woo! - i'm coyote peterson. be brave, stay wild. we'll see you onthe next location. mark, you gottatake a shot at this.
if you enjoyed thison location episode, make sure to go back and watch as the crew and i kisseda moose in alaska. and don't forget, subscribeto the brave wilderness channel so you canjoin me and the crew on our next big adventure. mark, you've got your smelt? - ooh yeah, that's ripe. - [coyote] ripe, chance?
- yeah. - [coyote] alright,you guys are officially about to feed the rays. here we go, you ready? - yeah, let's do it. - [coyote] oh, almost mark. what's that feel like? - it feels like rubberthat's with choppers. that's awesome.
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