The video appears to be a vlog of a visit to the Phoenix Zoo in Arizona. The host, Barbie, takes the audience on a tour of the zoo, showcasing various animals and exhibits. She interacts with zoo staff, learns about animal care and feeding, and gets up close and personal with several animals, including a howler monkey, a tiger, a turtle, an armadillo, a stingray, a camel, and a snake. She also visits behind-the-scenes areas, such as the reptile zone and the gorilla enclosure. Throughout the video, Barbie shares fun facts and educational information about the animals and their habitats. The video concludes with a visit to a dinosaur exhibit and a farewell message from Barbie.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The host, Barbie, is visiting a zoo in Phoenix, Arizona.
2. The zoo has a howler monkey named Bilbao, named after Bilbo Baggins.
3. The monkey is fed carrots and apples.
4. The zoo also has a tiger that is trained to obey commands.
5. The tiger is fed meat, and its trainer examines its body for any injuries or health issues.
6. The zoo has a Galapagos tortoise that weighs around 250 kilograms and is approximately 66 years old.
7. The tortoise is fed carrots and has very powerful jaws.
8. The zoo also has an armadillo that is one of the official representatives of the zoo.
9. The armadillo is fed mealworms and has a shell that consists of ossified scales.
10. The zoo has a scrub bay where visitors can feed and pet stingrays.
11. The stingrays are fed shrimp and smelt.
12. The zoo has a camel that visitors can ride.
13. Camels can store fat in their humps and can go without food for about seven months or without water for three to four weeks.
14. The zoo has a reptile zone with various terrariums and creatures.
15. Snakes shed their skin every couple of months.
16. The zoo has a horned lizard that is also known as a horned spoon.
17. The lizard is calm and can be handled by visitors.
18. The zoo has a gorilla that is part of a primate exhibit.
19. The zoo has a Tyrannosaurus Rex exhibit, featuring a dinosaur model.
Note: There may be some overlap or repetition in the facts, as the text appears to be a transcript of a video or audio recording.