Tom Green

For some animals, when you- You got to, for instance, apples.

I have apple trees at the property.

That's one of the places she loves to walk towards the apple tree.

There's apples on the ground.

You can feel her pulling towards the apple tree.

But you don't want her to eat a bunch of apples because that can create acid in their stomach and they can get sick from that.

Yeah, it's interesting.

I'm not sure.

Are they fucked up?

I'm not sure if they – I don't know the answer to that.

But maybe they kind of somehow self-regulate when they're left to their own.

But, you know, you can feed them carrots.

And one thing, I haven't done this yet, but I understand that they really like, I was just told, because I'm actually thinking, what kind of variety can I give the ladies, you know?

So they really like a frozen watermelon to be tossed into there.

Oh, no kidding.

A grizzly does that.

I've seen hippopotamus do it on YouTube, but a grizzly does that too.

See, grizzlies are terrifying.

I admit that I am also actually probably it's probably not really a warranted or fear, but I am nervous about these black bears, you know, on the property.

They do attack people occasionally.