This is their indoor enclosure at the Saint Louis Zoo. They also have an outdoor enclosure as well, but they were indoors at the time of making this video.

@@潘詰凡 I think the otters look like otters when they swim, but I appreciate you commenting on this video.

"You're a big boy now!"

@augustwest8559 I don't think that would be a good idea because the bears can bite. There are other reasons why that wouldn't be a good idea.

@@andrewhazen5569 Only dangerous to people dumb enough to try and pet a bear.😉

@augustwest8559 Honestly, I would love to pet a bear if I could. However, zoos likely won't allow visitors to pet carnivorous animals like bears for obvious reasons. Trying to pet one in the wild would obviously be dangerous as well. There's also no shame in editing your comments here. 🙂

@elijahglasser1421 Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Bears are usually my favorite animals.

@@andrewhazen5569 your welcome

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Exactly! Won't they get to be on their own?

​ @chinweagwuna7585 I thought the statement about it being past the beluga whale's bedtime was a joke. The belugas are doing well at Mystic. I believe the staff there are doing a good job of caring for the belugas they have.

This video is from my recent visit to the New England Aquarium. I think the New England Aquarium received this blue lobster a few years ago from someone who caught it. However, I appreciate you commenting on this video. This is the rarest animal I've ever gotten a highlight video of.

Yes way! I promise you it's real!

Glad to see that you enjoyed this video. 👍

The beluga is doing just fine at Mystic Aquarium. I believe the staff there are doing a fantastic job of caring for their animals, especially the belugas. I do understand what you are saying though. You're not the first person to comment about something like this. However, as long as the animals are well-cared for while in captivity, there should be no problems.

@@andrewhazen5569 A beluga belongs to the open sea. Its a wild animal. Americans -.-

​@@duesenjetpaul Bruh, I'm in no mood to argue with anyone. I'm just sharing my love of animals here.

@@duesenjetpaulJuno is a good guy and he has the best of everything in the mystic aquarium

Thank you! My latest video is for you! ❤ 🙂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGHGY2mpiseAbJo

Is there a problem here or something? If I'm doing something wrong here, then please tell me. Regardless though, I appreciate you commenting on my video.

@@andrewhazen5569 Sincere apologies Andrew, I didn’t mean to alarm you. Its an “in joke” for all the saltwater hobbyists who keep large fish like tangs and butterflyfish. Whenever anyone on KZbin shows one of their aquariums that is smaller than about 110 gallons or 400 liters but still keep a fish like a blue tang, the fishkeeping purists use the phrase: “arrested by the tang police.” These fish purists feel that it is a bit unfair to keep such a big fish in such small fish tanks. I was just joking. I am sure if the Georgia Marine biologists deem it is OK to keep whale sharks in a 5 hectare aquarium, who am I to dispute that.

​@@Whaleydavey Oh, ok. I figured that was like a joke or something. I got a little confused for a second there. Thanks for clarifying! 👍

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@@Whaleydavey Actually, while I am no expert on the subject either, I would like to inform you about the german marine biologist Robert Marc Lehmann, who also used to work in an aquarium (catching fish in wildlife for the aquarium, taking care of the fish etc) and who, after seeing first hand what this does to the animals (e.g. sickness, rotting fins and eventually death) is now an activist against aquariums and zoos. And he knows what he is talking about. So just to give you another perpective on the subject, you might want to look him up (although I don't know wether or not he provides english subtitles on his channel..)

Thank you so much! 🙂