Ron Magill

Interesting fact. We've got seven bones in our neck. How many bones do you think a giraffe has in its neck? Eight. Oh, it's close. Seven. Oh, really? Yeah, it's a trick question. Almost all mammals have seven bones in their neck. Just some of the bones are longer than others.

They swing their heads like a baseball bat against each other. They try to knock each other down. They try to knock each other at the feet, but they don't kick. They don't bite. They just use their heads as battering rams to try to knock the other one down for dominance. Here comes the rest of the herd out here now. So we're all getting good morning here at Zoo Miami.

They swing their heads like a baseball bat against each other. They try to knock each other down. They try to knock each other at the feet, but they don't kick. They don't bite. They just use their heads as battering rams to try to knock the other one down for dominance. Here comes the rest of the herd out here now. So we're all getting good morning here at Zoo Miami.

Got to come out and enjoy this and enjoy. Oh, you want one too? I know. I know. Look at the little slobber. She's drooling. Oh, my gosh. Oh, geez. Can you believe this is my job? It's a great scam. Yeah. I work with animals. You work with animals. We know what it's like. Synergy. Synergy.

Got to come out and enjoy this and enjoy. Oh, you want one too? I know. I know. Look at the little slobber. She's drooling. Oh, my gosh. Oh, geez. Can you believe this is my job? It's a great scam. Yeah. I work with animals. You work with animals. We know what it's like. Synergy. Synergy.

You are going to be feeling like this guy. I got to tell you something. Slowest mammal in the world. You know, walk that can only do about six feet a minute. Now they swim a lot better. So they swim a little better. Totally arboreal animal. Very well known. Let me see if I can get something else for him. He's showing an interest in food here called the two-toed sloth. Here we go. Look at this.

You are going to be feeling like this guy. I got to tell you something. Slowest mammal in the world. You know, walk that can only do about six feet a minute. Now they swim a lot better. So they swim a little better. Totally arboreal animal. Very well known. Let me see if I can get something else for him. He's showing an interest in food here called the two-toed sloth. Here we go. Look at this.

Look at that. They even eat slowly. Okay. But another wonderful animal here at the zoo. These guys were rescues. They actually were orphaned in Panama. We brought them down here. They've been here now for a few years and they're thriving. They're one of our ambassador animals. We might be bringing them. I don't know.

Look at that. They even eat slowly. Okay. But another wonderful animal here at the zoo. These guys were rescues. They actually were orphaned in Panama. We brought them down here. They've been here now for a few years and they're thriving. They're one of our ambassador animals. We might be bringing them. I don't know.

they'll erect the quills and they'll back up into you real quickly and the quills at the end have little barbs on them that get stuck and can make a real nasty infection on you but this guy here prehensile tail porcupine because this tail is actually what they can use as another arm another finger and they'll hang from the trees they'll kind of stabilize themselves as they're up in the trees and as you can tell he likes to eat a lot of stuff too

they'll erect the quills and they'll back up into you real quickly and the quills at the end have little barbs on them that get stuck and can make a real nasty infection on you but this guy here prehensile tail porcupine because this tail is actually what they can use as another arm another finger and they'll hang from the trees they'll kind of stabilize themselves as they're up in the trees and as you can tell he likes to eat a lot of stuff too

Dan Libertard, the hippo, for all the people that keep writing me and emailing me and messaging me, they want to know how Dan's doing. And we thought it'd be a great opportunity to show you. He's got a beautiful exhibit he goes out there on, but this is the barn that he sleeps in at night.

Dan Libertard, the hippo, for all the people that keep writing me and emailing me and messaging me, they want to know how Dan's doing. And we thought it'd be a great opportunity to show you. He's got a beautiful exhibit he goes out there on, but this is the barn that he sleeps in at night.

And what we wanted to do is we wanted to show the people how well Dan is doing, how nice and rotund Dan is maintaining, how he still loves to eat, though I think the real Dan, does he eat lettuce or he's more like... Not unlike the real Dan.

And what we wanted to do is we wanted to show the people how well Dan is doing, how nice and rotund Dan is maintaining, how he still loves to eat, though I think the real Dan, does he eat lettuce or he's more like... Not unlike the real Dan.

But the bottom line is, listen, Dan is one of the nicest pygmy hippos I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.

But the bottom line is, listen, Dan is one of the nicest pygmy hippos I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.

Oh, wow. This particular one right here, the one I don't get to work with the real Dan as much as you get to work with the real Dan. So you'll have to speak on that behalf. But this Dan here, we see him here. He's become quite a crowd favorite. And he has raised a significant amount of money to help his cousins in the wild.

Oh, wow. This particular one right here, the one I don't get to work with the real Dan as much as you get to work with the real Dan. So you'll have to speak on that behalf. But this Dan here, we see him here. He's become quite a crowd favorite. And he has raised a significant amount of money to help his cousins in the wild.

which has been a great thing, something that we're proud to be associated with. You know, the endowment, the Romney Guild Conservation Endowment has already provided over $10,000 for pygmy hippo research. Thanks to Dan Levitard. Thanks to the Dan Levitard Show. Thanks to the incredible crew over there. This is just a beautiful moment for all of us. I'll get the other half of this.