The video is a humorous and informative episode from the "Try Not to Touch" series, where the hosts visit an exotic animal sanctuary called Animal Tracks. They interact with a variety of animals, including a micro-mini pig, a fennec fox named Dobby, and red kangaroos.
The hosts are initially apprehensive about touching the animals but are reassured by the friendly and caring environment at Animal Tracks. They learn about the animals' diets, behaviors, and the importance of their care. For instance, they learn that the fennec fox Dobby can hear a watch ticking from 50 feet away and that the red kangaroos are the fourth-largest rodent in the world.
The hosts also participate in a "Try Not to Touch Challenge," where they are required to eat what the animals eat. For example, they have to eat a jicama bread sandwich and mixed greens. Despite the unusual food, they enjoy the experience and express their appreciation for the animals' care.
The episode ends with the hosts expressing their enjoyment of the visit and encouraging viewers to check out Animal Tracks. They also thank their audience for watching the show and invite comments about their favorite animal.
1. The participants are about to embark on a "Try Not to Touch Challenge" at an exotic animal sanctuary called Animal Tracks.
2. The challenge involves interacting with different animals and eating food that the animals eat.
3. The first animal they interact with is a micro-mini pig, which is about 150 pounds.
4. The second animal they interact with is a fennec fox, which is the smallest canine in the world in the wild.
5. The fennec fox has built-in Uggs on the bottom of its paw pads to prevent its feet from burning in the hot desert sand.
6. The third animal they interact with is a red kangaroo.
7. The red kangaroo is the fourth-largest rodent in the world.
8. The participants are required to eat a jicama bread sandwich as part of the challenge.
9. The participants express that they enjoyed their visit to Animal Tracks and appreciated the care and respect given to the animals.