82. Things to do in Chicago: The Shedd Aquarium (Season 3 finale, we'll be back!)

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I'm Johnny Mack and travel is back
this week another visit to Chicago. It's

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the Shed Aquarium, which was amazing. I went on a nice summer day

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at the end of July. You'll
hear me walking around the aquarium with my

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recorder on as I hung out with
my daughter. Some of the places will

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visit the Wild Reef Exhibit and Underwater
Oasis recreating a bustling Philippine coral reef.

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That's really cool. You see sharks
raise tropical fish. It's like snorkeling and

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crystal clear waters of the South Pacific. Right in the heart of the Windy

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City. The Shed's Abbot Oceanarium is
home to a lovely colony of penguins.

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You can watch them wattle, swim
and play in a habitat that mirrors their

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natural environment. You'll hear me getting
quite obsessed with finding the seals that I

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think I made up, but we
did find some sea otters. The Shed

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is also home to Amazon Rising,
where you'll find a lush tropical rainforest filled

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with exotic birds and turtles. Super
duper pro tip, though, do reservations,

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do reservations, do reservations. The
lines get quite long anytime that I've

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gone. You want to book in
advance? Did you hear me? Do

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reservations book in advance? All right, here's my recording. Welcome to the

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line at the Shed Aquarium. We
bought tickets for one o'clock on a Saturday

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afternoon. A nice man on line
behind me is pointing out that he can't

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believe how long the line is so
far. I'm happy him out in the

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sun. Fifty five dollars to park
at the North Garage, but I learned

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later I could have gotten ballet parking
for thirty five. But whatever, we're

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having a good day and let's do
the Shed Aquarium. All right, I'm

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lobby. Do we want to Matt
when his wander this way? Caribbean Reef

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for Amazon Rising, Amazon Rising.
Oh these guys are cool. Wow,

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look at this. They're cool looking
the flooded forest. This is cool looking.

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Oh. Another one of those cool
sting rays. That's beautiful. Wow.

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That is just unbelievable. It's the
way it like glides through the water

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doing loops. I think I was
just going around and so the one I

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like is a white botched river ray. What's that? Yeah? That looks

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like something I had a three d
movie. He's looking at you. He

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wants here, and it's gonna nice
smiley face. It almost looks like silver

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jeans. I know, I hope
there's a they're got a break. That's

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what they do. Let me step
on the sting you hence the name.

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You see, the Anacona would get
me. I wouldn't even see him keep

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it killy way up to wait what
they way up to? Four hundred four

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hundred pound? When Anakhams sixth book
came in an I like, what do

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anakhana is eat really big prey?
Oh wait, Unfortunately, they almost almost

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never attack, almost never attack people. Almost harran Is don't eat people.

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You know that prana Is don't eat
people. You're perfectly saved. If somebody's

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like, hey, Piranha, You're
like, they don't eat people, so

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stupid because their keeper razor sharp.
So would they bite me an even different

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than eating? You know, I
wouldn't even recognize that as a prana I'd

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be like, oh cool fish.
These are pretty looks. I like all

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these other just like it reminds me
of like Disney Haunted Mansion. They look

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like ghost kids. These are great, but the one from over there,

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I didn't. This was one big
team. I love this uh hatfish as

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the whispers. Let's see what's that
dark gray fish? It's the Amazon's largest

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fish, the Arab pima. No
information how much a weighs, though,

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I'm looking at us sixty five pounds. It's my guest. Price is Okaypparently

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we're both stupid idiots. Is it
is the answer? Eighteen or four hundred

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thirty five? I'm not an expert
on Amazonian fish. I love the electric

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y'all. So you're like Indiana Jones, you'd be afraid of that angelfish.

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Yeah. If I was thinking,
this looks like an aquarium. If you

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have a home aquarium, you might
have tetris like this is what we're talking

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at. That's what I found out
That charity fia to four hundred forty up

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to four and forty pounds, so
that one might have been eighteen. This

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is where everything's overfish. That's problems. Sorry, Eco shop, I'm suckered

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in. I'm in. I like
the shark hats with the shark fight in

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them. I don't think it has
practical use, but as something I saw

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once, it's kind of fun.
Marine biologists knockoff Barbie, I greeted the

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Amazon. What are these people online
for? Thing? What do they what

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do they know about? We got
to see the sharks. See insane not

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to see sharks? All right?
A little mini line here for the sharks

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located on Shed's lower level. The
wild reef evokes the colors and diversity of

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a Philippines reef. It's centerpieces of
four hundred thousand gallon habitat that's home to

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black tip reef sharks, sandbars,
spottled wobbegongs and zebra sharks. From reef

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sharks in constant motion to small deep
ocean sharks resting vertically on a rock wall.

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These awe inspiring predators are found across
our oceans and throughout the Shed Aquarium.

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Oh which way, wild reef?
No, we just shi wild beef.

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Let's see, we haven't done this
middle oceanarium. So this is I

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got the outdoor terraces. There's an
outdoor area forget what's out there? But

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it was fool. I remember sting
Ray Touch, where you can connect with

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animals and one of a kind hands
on experience. Wash your hands before you

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go in there. Sting Ray Touch
gives you the nique chance to get even

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closer to animals and nature by feeling
the tropical water and the back of a

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sting ray. The sting ray glide
around the habits at, flapping against each

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other and your fingers. We've made
our way outside to the outdoor pavilion.

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Any sting ray touch I remember this. This is awesome. Yes, of

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course, I gotta wash your hands
before touching the sting ray. Anything off

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your version that it is all use
it. I was able to touch your

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ray. It feels like a slippery
rocks. Here's a bunch your hand all

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the way the bottom of the day. Do you get your mostly box coroller

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being up to your hand? If
it posted to the service, they will

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come up to you. This is
great. Whatever I said they were seals.

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Seals we have like a lot of
cold things. The otter. Maybe

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that's the seals, sea otters,
the belugas. That's that's the belugas.

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Let's go. The belugas are amazing. SHED is supporting research benefiting the critically

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endangered beluga whale population in Alaska's Cook
Inlet. Approximately three hundred and forty individual

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belugas remain in those waters, down
from a historic thirteen hundred animals. If

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you'd like an additional experience, you
can meet the belugas. You can stand

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side by side with a trainer on
an underwater ledge. It's a seventy five

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minute experience. You'll step into chest
deep water and come face to face with

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the beluga. That would cost you
an extra two hundred dollars. At the

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time of this recording, we're here
at a beluga feeding. It's a nice

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space too, isn't it. The
sounds are cool. I remember I didn't

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even see them. Some in a
different angle and through the glass. They're

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cool. Sea lions sea lion used
to live in Oregon. There, wildlife

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scientists discovered the sea lions are feasting
on endangered chinook salmon. To monitor the

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sea lions, scientists branded them under
anesthesia. This sea lion was spot at

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the damn multiple times, eating large
quantities of salmon. To say, both

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the salmon and the sea lion.
Here he is. There's a way though,

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to see the belugas through its home. Let's see the auto trail.

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However, we get down there stairs. He missed the otter he left?

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Did he just come on the water? Yeah? Yeah, down there is

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where nice time. Oh, there's
stairs. Right there, Wait, food

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court? You want some food?
I could use a bite? All right,

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decent food court? Hot talk.
I'm in beef sandwich, I'm in

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What are you getting sausage? I'm
sure you can't hot beef sandwich? Please?

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Yes? Please? Can I also
have the public sausage but without the

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mustard pepper? Yes? Thanks?
Then we'll get a drink so we're did

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right. Yeah nice. I'm gonna
eat my sandwich and we'll take the break.

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My beef sandwich was good, and
the kettle chips that came with it

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was really good. How was your
sausage? It was good minus the peppers.

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No, you gotta have the peppers. She gave me her peppers and

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I made mine even spice here,
which I'll regret later. But right now,

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delicious, we're heading down the stairs
looking for belugas. Do we want

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to talk stuff again? In the
shallow wash your hands. You don't want

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to get spicy peppers on the stuff. These are pretty. I didn't wash

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up to my elbows. I'll just
admire them from here. I definitely don't

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want to hurt them. They're pretty. Yeah, go for it. What's

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it feel like, bruck? I
can't touch them I'm busting. Sure,

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yeah, but only my fingertips,
right, I know, But I had

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a whole conversation about it, so
I can't be like, hey, I'm

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totally ignoring you. Wait, there's
sea otters in that window. See a

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sea otter? Help them slow down
at night instead of sleeping. That's cool

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for rest happen spring. That's so
interesting, right, I was happy with

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that food. Yeah, how cool
is that? Look? Look? Look

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look I like how it came in
out of this upside Now. Dolphins,

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it's cool. I like you can
barely see them. They swim upside down.

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All here's one. Here comes one
right at you, upside down.

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I love them. I love when
they swim side down. And let's mean

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beluga whale. I like this pair. You were a beluga whale, where

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would you be? We didn't want
buy The penguin shed is home to two

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species of penguin, the rock hoppers
and the magellanic I. Have a lot

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of trouble saying that you should be
able to tell them apart. The magellanics

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waddle just how you think of penguin
would, while rock hoppers are more likely

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to hop or bounce from place to
place like their name suggests. I thought

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one kind kind of looked like the
Pittsburgh Penguin logo. I think those were

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the Magellanics, and the other is
more like an eagle. Anyway, I

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was enjoying the penguins, and suddenly
I was distracted by the belugas again.

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I think the belugas is my favorite. Here from two another one. These

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guys also swim upside down. There
was another one's way eighty five pound.

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What's the answer, I'm gonna guess
four finn, I'm gonna guess four thousand.

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Wait, what's our guests? Four
thousand? Yeah, fifty. You

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lose though, because those prices,
right rules. What's the answer, Maile

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is twenty four hundred to thirty five
hundred, females fifteen to twenty six hundred.

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But I was price's right, sus
how much is an overweight beluga?

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The max is like thirty five,
not four thousand and fifteen. Okay,

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you rivers, all right? Alligator
lake colors are great too. You like

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these checkered barbs where they black line
rest coras. Let's say I don't get

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the tails. Checkered barb is what
I'm enjoying. Hi, all right,

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the barbs are the smaller ones.
See any toads, not yet alligators.

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I think one's about to eat me
because I don't see the alligator. And

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my point is there's clearly an alligator, except I clearly don't see. I

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don't see one free somewhere. Did
you find the snake? No that,

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let's just track about the fish and
it's a tentacle snake. Hey, another

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thing streams? What it is?
These are cool kind They are black and

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white. Look at that one.
It's like transparent. That's cool. His

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section here is Asian and Indian rivers. Its cherry barb looks cool. Nice

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red looking fish. I got black
one with the red tail sails. Yeah,

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no, look good, that's such
cool, like uh color scheme.

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He just has the red tail.
That's awesome looking. Oh wow, what

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is that a lungfish? It's a
besy river that's cool. Paddle said wow,

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And I wanted to see, uh
the gills? How open? That

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is? Right? It's a paddle
for wow. It is a little look

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that right, I can really see
him there. He's scary looking. Hey

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mouth. Yeah about this big open
You could bring your whole fish in that

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photo that I was so distarting about
the little ones. I didn't even notice

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the big giant fish. He would
eat me the thanks you you're just like,

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oh, cute colors. Yeah yeah, I wouldn't last Indiana Jones,

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I'm not. Oh. Wow,
a lungfish lived here from nineteen thirty three

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to twenty seventeen. Granddad, Wow, that's crazy. He was the oldest

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fish in any public quarium in the
world. Wow, because he was albany

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An adult. What do you love? Wow? Look at them constructing it.

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Well, I don't know how old
you it could me to be a

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fish, abilt result fish. Let's
assume one still seventy six years. Wow,

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north is off eighty something years.
We have a school turtle. It's

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great that one chilling on the bottom. Another one chilling on the bottom.

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What else did we see? We
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the Caribbean reef in the middle.
Let's do it. That music you hear

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is at the Caribbean reef here in
the center. The quarium with the circular

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tank comes. It's a beautiful Mantha
right at me. How you were so

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beautiful? The fish coming right up
in the glass. That's great. And

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giant white on a black nose.
Everyone had shark. Is this great?

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This tanks look if you like to
side, it's like mess. Yeah,

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I gotta get some photos. It
was great. I love this tank.

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I think the rays are my favorite. Really yeah, all right, I

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think we're done right. Check out
the store. Yeah, see if there's

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any cool merch, like a hat
with a turtle on it, a little

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memo wish octopus cool shirt. I
like the I Octopus Chicago. That's a

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funny logo. Forty one dollar beluga. Who says, no, that's very

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cute. I have to resist on
a nemo Sharks. I gotta got a

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little sharks. Yeah, they were
cute. They're no black. Yeah,

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it's a dolt, dolt hooded gray
tackle twil sixties, the one I like.

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It's too much, but it's nice. They're right. I'm good.

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But wait, there's more. We
went outside and there was an ice cream

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truck. We found the rainbow cone
ice cream truck. Line, let's see

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what we get? What do we
get in a rainbow cone? One?

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I guess I'm getting a rainbow I
don't know. I guess that looks good.

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I guess we have to try that. You have to get it two

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vols, two rainbows. Rainbow Cone
Chocolate, strawberry, palmer House, pistachio

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and orange sherbet. Six forty nine
cone I'm in Hi two please, Rainbow

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counts a regular cone, Rape,
Rainbow plants voice out. Rainbow Cone opening

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eight, nineteen twenty six. Oh
my goodness, the rainbow cons policious.

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Wow, really good, really good, really good. Yeah. Rainbow Cone

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founded in nineteen twenty six by Grandpa
Joe Samp and wife Katherine. Their signature

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cone featured five delicious flavors chocolate,
strawberry, palmer House, pistachio, and

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orange sherbet. The ice cream was
sliced, not scooped, into one smile

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sparkling cone. I'm telling you it
was delicious. Let's make our way to

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the planetarium. Hi here, I
am once again every time I come to

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Chicago, it's my white Whale.
It's the at their planetarium, And no

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matter how many times I come,
I cannot find time to get in here.

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It's Saturday afternoon, but my friend's
sixtieth birthday parties in town in two

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hours, so I don't have time
to go to the planetarium. So it's

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only open nine to four on Saturday
and it's four oh one pm. I

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can't even go if I want to. It closed at four. That's funny

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kind of planetarium is not open at
night. I still haven't made it to

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that planetarium someday different summer. I've
tried at least three different times. It

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never seems to work out for me. That's gonna pretty much put a rap

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on season three. As we head
into the fall here, I may drop

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the occasional episode, but I don't
have any major travel plans, so we'll

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pick up with season four in the
spring. Like I said, I might

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do an episode or two along the
way. If you're looking for stuff to

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do in Chicago, there are many
episodes, including once about the Lincoln Park

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Zoo A cool temple you should check
out. Episode one is very popular.

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It's what I like to do when
I'm in Chicago to check all those out.

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And you can follow the show for
free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,

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YouTube, wherever you get your shows. Travel is back