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dog and then my sister and i brought home a cat from the ranch and we were responsible for feeding, watering, and i don't know if we did it properly and sadly the cat died of leukemia. that was an early lesson, life lesson for me. >> greg: i had three older sisters so i was kept in a cage, i was the pet. i had little box turtles. everybody had little box turtles, you went to the pet store and you got a little turtle, lived for two weeks. they didn't last long, you lost them somewhere and found them all dried up an event. >> juan: if you were an animal in the zoo, which animal would you want to v and you got to tell us why? >> greg: definitely i'd want to be a gorilla i'd see the people coming at me, i would be
emily. how do you survive when you are that slow? >> they are going to stay up in the trees, eating vegetation. this animal is from the rain forest and they are not going down to drink water, they are getting all their fluids from the leaves they're eating and also the leaves will hold water, it's raining all the time. when they do go down they can swim very well, they will go across the river. i was in costa rica and there was a tree that had fallen and it looked like coconuts but there was really a sloth playing right there. >> what strokes does a sloth swim? >> it's a sloth stroke. >> that's great speech impediment test. >> are jaguars, different types of cats, hawks out in the wild, there is an eagle that was about there. the bottom line for the sloth is they are very slow and at night they are going to maybe move a little bit more than they would
this is me trying to find something to watch at night, -- >> jesse: i thought that was you on tinder. >> greg: look who i found. [laughter] >> juan: whale watching tour operator nick templeton and his dog had a close encounter with a whale in british columbia, according to templeton the humpback whale is known in the area as lorax named by the local marine education and research society, take a look. [barking] >> juan: that's a big animal. cool.
>> here's a cute moment. this is duncan and derek. they are dingoes. >> these are dingo pups. these are just young, only a few weeks old. a couple weeks old now. i'm sorry, they are nine weeks old. the dingo is a beautiful canine from australia. there also found, they said years and years ago in asia but mainly found in australia and they are going to hunt any type of animal they can get. they'll go after kangaroos, in australia there's a lot of sheep. >> he's traveling with a kangaroo, do you have to keep them apart? do you ever think about how cool it would be if you didn't? we can do that in there be a block. we can set up a little cage match. >> that would be my last day at
everybody's cat. this cat is the coolest cat i've ever seen. >> i have a question, i have a question, why is that cat on a leash? >> do you want him to take it off the leash? >> juan: emily has warned me, i need to be cautious. why do you put it on a leash? >> at the columbus zoo we are known for all of our outreach programs, we have the opportunity to bring animals to you if you don't go to the zoo, we do such a good job with susie wrap and her entire animal program team, touch the heart to teach the mind and we are wanting to give people an opportunity to see these amazing animals. this is not an animal you would want to domesticate, try to have as a pet, these are wild anima animals. claus, sharp teeth. they are youngsters. they won't get much bigger than this. they are going to find little mammals but mostly insects out
all right, that's right. "animals are great" like you've never seen before. while you stuff your face is, we are going to amuse you with some of the coolest creatures ever created. president and ceo of the columbus zoo, the zoo has a ceo. i wonder what those office meetings are like. tom, this is not a normal cat. >> this is a sand catch, never been on tv ever. never species like this ever, the only true cat found in the desert. found in northern africa all the way to the middle east and even into asia. a beautiful animal that has adapted to that hot weather. when it's really hot there going to burrow, they're going to find a way to get a little cool but what a beautiful animal. >> greg: it's amazing how that years change the look, it's such a cooler looking cat.
work. >> they are not endangered? >> they are definitely not endangered, years and years ago they were actually domesticated. do you remember that saying three dog night? that's where it comes from. the locals when it was really cold would sleep with their canines, there dingoes and if they needed three it was a really cold night. >> they have populations in tasmania. now that we are on that topic since i brought it up, our tasmanian devil's real? >> they are definitely real. >> i thought that was just a cartoon. >> they don't spin around and they are not with bugs bunny. >> they do spin around and create that whirling dervish? >> they do not. we have them at the columbus zoo. you can see them. >> we've got our next animal coming up here. cd. >> such a denta dental animal.